Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-151
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Control vested in local boards of education
Official statutory text
The control of the education of all children in the State of
Oklahoma, now located in or in the control or custody of any
Orphanage, Charitable Institution or Organization, or hereafter
located in, or placed under the control or in the custody of any
such Orphanage, Charitable Institution or Organization, of
whatsoever nature, not making provision for the education of the
children under its care or control, from funds derived privately and
not derived from public taxation, is hereby vested in the local
board of education of the school district wherein such Orphanage,
Charitable Institution or Organization is located. The provisions
of this Act shall not apply to any institution in control of the
State.
Oklahoma, now located in or in the control or custody of any
Orphanage, Charitable Institution or Organization, or hereafter
located in, or placed under the control or in the custody of any
such Orphanage, Charitable Institution or Organization, of
whatsoever nature, not making provision for the education of the
children under its care or control, from funds derived privately and
not derived from public taxation, is hereby vested in the local
board of education of the school district wherein such Orphanage,
Charitable Institution or Organization is located. The provisions
of this Act shall not apply to any institution in control of the
State.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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