Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-1418
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Powers and duties of Commission for Rehabilitation
Official statutory text
Services – Local education agencies.
A. The Commission for Rehabilitation Services shall have the
supervision, management and control of the Oklahoma School for the
Blind and the Oklahoma School for the Deaf, and, in addition to the
powers and duties now vested in the State Board of Education as to
each of such institutions, shall have authority to adopt such rules
as it deems necessary for the government and operation of each
institution, and for the admission and discharge of pupils at each
institution. No easement, right-of-way, oil and gas lease or
surface lease on any land used or occupied by either institution, or
any other institution under the jurisdiction of the Commission,
shall be granted or conveyed without the approval of the Commission;
and all money hereafter received therefor or derived therefrom,
including rentals and royalties from leases executed prior to July
1, 1965, shall be deposited in the revolving fund of the institution
and be used by the Commission for the purposes of the institution.
The Commission may participate in federal programs for the benefit
of blind or deaf persons, and may receive and administer federal
funds for such purposes. The Commission is hereby expressly granted
every power necessary or convenient to make such institutions
effective for the purposes for which they were created. The
provisions of this section shall not affect the type of school
maintained at either institution.
B. The Oklahoma School for the Blind and the Oklahoma School
for the Deaf shall be considered local educational agencies only for
the purpose of participating in federal programs and receiving
federal funds disbursed by the State Department of Education to
local educational agencies, if the schools meet the eligibility
requirements for the federal programs.
A. The Commission for Rehabilitation Services shall have the
supervision, management and control of the Oklahoma School for the
Blind and the Oklahoma School for the Deaf, and, in addition to the
powers and duties now vested in the State Board of Education as to
each of such institutions, shall have authority to adopt such rules
as it deems necessary for the government and operation of each
institution, and for the admission and discharge of pupils at each
institution. No easement, right-of-way, oil and gas lease or
surface lease on any land used or occupied by either institution, or
any other institution under the jurisdiction of the Commission,
shall be granted or conveyed without the approval of the Commission;
and all money hereafter received therefor or derived therefrom,
including rentals and royalties from leases executed prior to July
1, 1965, shall be deposited in the revolving fund of the institution
and be used by the Commission for the purposes of the institution.
The Commission may participate in federal programs for the benefit
of blind or deaf persons, and may receive and administer federal
funds for such purposes. The Commission is hereby expressly granted
every power necessary or convenient to make such institutions
effective for the purposes for which they were created. The
provisions of this section shall not affect the type of school
maintained at either institution.
B. The Oklahoma School for the Blind and the Oklahoma School
for the Deaf shall be considered local educational agencies only for
the purpose of participating in federal programs and receiving
federal funds disbursed by the State Department of Education to
local educational agencies, if the schools meet the eligibility
requirements for the federal programs.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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