Oklahoma HB2702 mandates special education administrators to obtain a certificate and complete a 150-hour training program.
Oklahoma HB2702 establishes requirements for special education administrators, defining them as the director and assistant director of a special education program for a school district. The State Board of Education must issue a certificate in mild-moderate disabilities, severe-profound disabilities, or comprehensive special education to these administrators. They must complete a 150-hour special education program prescribed by the State Board and hold a valid Special Education Teaching Certificate. The act declares an emergency and takes effect July 1, 2025.
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