Oklahoma SB788 creates a Students' Bill of Rights for students in public schools and charter schools.
Oklahoma SB788 establishes the Students' Bill of Rights, providing specific rights to students in public school districts and public charter schools. These rights include the freedom to choose activities during free time, an unbiased education free from political or religious endorsement, protection from vulgar language, and the right to self-defense if attacked on school property. Students or their guardians can submit written demands for enforcement of these rights, with schools required to respond within seven business days.
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