Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-601.63

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Definitions

Official statutory text

For the purposes of the Community Youth Development Act:

1. "Community children and youth development programs and

delinquency prevention and early intervention programs and

activities" includes but is not limited to the following for

participating youth and their families:

a. intensive school and school-related programs, such as

tutoring and other educational services,

b. vocational training and counseling,

c. employment services,

d. counseling services, such as family counseling, mental

health counseling, substance abuse outpatient

treatment and education,

e. recreational and cultural opportunities including but

not limited to sports, games, music, art and similar

activities, and

f. neighborhood development programs, including but not

limited to neighborhood mediation programs for the

resolution of disputes involving children and youth,

mentor or big brother and big sister programs, and

voluntary community service programs for children and

youth; and

2. "School, school-related or after-school programs and

activities" means community children and youth development programs

and delinquency prevention and early intervention programs and

activities that occur during and outside of regular school hours.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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