Oklahoma SB847 prohibits school districts and charter schools from requiring employees or volunteers to use pronouns that do not match a student's.
Oklahoma SB847 prohibits school districts and charter schools from compelling employees or volunteers to use pronouns that do not match a student's biological sex. The bill also prohibits certain materials or resources from referring to an individual by a name or pronoun that does not correspond to their biological sex. The State Board of Education is directed to create rules for monitoring compliance. Noncompliant schools face a five percent reduction in state funding for the fiscal year following the noncompliance.
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