Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-10-105.2
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Official statutory text
A. The State Department of Education shall develop and implement a program of parent education
which provides practical information and guidance to parents regarding the development of
language, cognition, social skills, and motor development of young children. The program shall be
phased in so that services will be available to parents of children under age three (3) in school
districts identified by the Department as having the greatest numbers of children whose education
is considered to be high challenge. As funds are available the Department shall expand the
program so that services will be available to the school sites identified by the Department as
having the greatest percentage of children qualifying for the free or reduced school lunch program.
The Department shall expand the program each year if funding is available to ensure that a parent
education program is available to all school districts. In evaluating new funding requests, priority
consideration shall be given to programs demonstrating the greatest need combined with the
which provides practical information and guidance to parents regarding the development of
language, cognition, social skills, and motor development of young children. The program shall be
phased in so that services will be available to parents of children under age three (3) in school
districts identified by the Department as having the greatest numbers of children whose education
is considered to be high challenge. As funds are available the Department shall expand the
program so that services will be available to the school sites identified by the Department as
having the greatest percentage of children qualifying for the free or reduced school lunch program.
The Department shall expand the program each year if funding is available to ensure that a parent
education program is available to all school districts. In evaluating new funding requests, priority
consideration shall be given to programs demonstrating the greatest need combined with the
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