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Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-152

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Reports of number of children requiring school facilities

Official statutory text

The Manager, Superintendent, or party in control of any

Orphanage, Childrens' Home or Charitable Institution or Organization

receiving, controlling, or having in charge, any children known as

orphans or wayward children of school age, whose education is not

wholly provided for from funds provided for by such Orphanage,

Children's Home, or Charitable Organization or Institution, shall

not later than June 15th of each year, file a written report of the

number of children confined in the said Orphanage, Children's Home

or other such Institution, giving their names, ages, residence of

parents or guardians, if any, and the aggregate number of children

under its control or custody, that it will be necessary to provide

school facilities for during the ensuing school year. Said report

shall be filed with the clerk of the school district wherein said

Institution is located and shall be under oath of said Manager,

Superintendent or party in charge.

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