Oklahoma SB707 mandates evaluations of school districts every four years for accreditation.
Oklahoma SB707 amends school accreditation standards, directing evaluations of school districts to occur once every four years. The bill outlines that the State Board of Education will adopt standards for accreditation of public school districts, encompassing elementary, middle, junior high, and high schools. It mandates that districts meeting accreditation standards for two consecutive years may be reviewed less frequently. The bill also specifies that districts failing to meet standards will be subject to annual evaluations.
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