SB799 amends electronic communication rules for students, allowing homeless students to include an alternate adult in communications.
SB799 amends Oklahoma law to allow homeless students to include an alternate adult in electronic communications with school personnel. The alternate adult can be a school administrator, the McKinney-Vento homeless liaison, or a case manager from a homeless shelter. Exceptions are made for emergencies, and school personnel must use approved platforms for communications. Violations may result in administrative leave and disciplinary action.
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