Oklahoma SB1892 removes a requirement for certain surveys in mental health crisis protocols for schools.
Oklahoma SB1892 amends the mental health crisis protocols for schools by removing the requirement to include specific survey information in the review process. The bill updates statutory language and repeals outdated sections. It mandates that school districts maintain protocols to prevent student suicide, self-harm, and harm to others, and requires regular training for school staff on these protocols. The bill also ensures compliance with privacy laws and mandates the sharing of protocols with relevant state departments.
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