Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-10-106.1
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Duties and responsibilities of attendance officers.
It shall be the duty of the attendance officer of each school
district to carry out the duties and responsibilities required of
the attendance officers by Section 34 of this act. If the
attendance officer is unable to carry out the duties and
responsibilities, the school district superintendent shall be
charged with such duties and responsibilities. Documentation of
enrollment status shall be provided to a student by the school
district last attended by the student and shall be based upon the
last semester's attendance if the student requires documentation
during a time when school is not in session.
It shall be the duty of the attendance officer of each school
district to carry out the duties and responsibilities required of
the attendance officers by Section 34 of this act. If the
attendance officer is unable to carry out the duties and
responsibilities, the school district superintendent shall be
charged with such duties and responsibilities. Documentation of
enrollment status shall be provided to a student by the school
district last attended by the student and shall be based upon the
last semester's attendance if the student requires documentation
during a time when school is not in session.
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