Oklahoma SB699 allows school districts to request a due process hearing before the State Board of Education changes a school's accreditation status.
Oklahoma SB699 amends school accreditation standards, allowing a school district to request a due process hearing before the State Board of Education changes a school's accreditation status. If a school does not request a hearing within ten business days and does not comply with the standards within ninety days, the Board can withdraw accreditation. The bill also mandates annual evaluations for accreditation purposes, including health and safety, certification requirements, and school board governance.
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