Oklahoma HB3702 mandates public schools to be in session for 185 days or 1,110 hours annually, with provisions for extended-day schedules and virtual.
Oklahoma HB3702 amends the state's education statutes to require public schools to be in session for at least 185 days or 1,110 hours annually starting from the 2026-2027 school year. School districts may adopt extended-day schedules, reducing the number of school days while maintaining the required hours of instruction. The bill also allows for up to two days of virtual instruction to count towards the required hours if certain conditions are met, such as school closures due to emergencies.
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