Oklahoma SB1190 mandates public school districts to designate an industry day for high school students to explore career opportunities.
Oklahoma SB1190 requires each public school district to set aside at least one day annually as industry day for students in grades nine through twelve. This day aims to expose students to career opportunities within the state. The school district must collaborate with employers, career and technology center schools, and institutions of higher education to provide information about apprenticeship, internship, or mentorship programs. The day must also be coordinated with the Work-based Learning Program. The State Board of Education can create rules to implement these provisions.
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