Oklahoma SB1737 prohibits public school districts from offering sex education classes or programs.
Oklahoma SB1737 removes provisions for sex education curricula in public school districts, prohibiting them from offering any class or program designed to discuss sexual behavior or attitudes. The bill also removes requirements for inspecting sex education curriculum and materials and for informing students about abstinence. It declares an emergency, making it effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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