Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-10-103.2
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Student information referral procedure
Official statutory text
By January 1, 1995, each school district in this state shall
develop a student information referral procedure whereby the
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation would, if authorized by a
parent or legal guardian at any time, have access through a
designated district employee to information currently maintained by
the school district not prohibited from being released to law
enforcement officers by state or federal law regarding past and
present students in the district including but not limited to names
of the parents of the student and their addresses.
develop a student information referral procedure whereby the
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation would, if authorized by a
parent or legal guardian at any time, have access through a
designated district employee to information currently maintained by
the school district not prohibited from being released to law
enforcement officers by state or federal law regarding past and
present students in the district including but not limited to names
of the parents of the student and their addresses.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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