Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-11-108.1
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As used in this act:
1. "Youth community service program" means a program
established by a school district as part of the curriculum for
secondary students which includes youth community service activities
integrated with study and reflection on the experiences gained
through youth community service activities; and
2. "Youth community service activities" means volunteer
activities performed by secondary school students through a youth
community service program that meet the needs of others in the
school or community and are designed to enhance the student's
personal growth, career exploration, understanding of community and
citizenship, social science skills, and communication skills.
1. "Youth community service program" means a program
established by a school district as part of the curriculum for
secondary students which includes youth community service activities
integrated with study and reflection on the experiences gained
through youth community service activities; and
2. "Youth community service activities" means volunteer
activities performed by secondary school students through a youth
community service program that meet the needs of others in the
school or community and are designed to enhance the student's
personal growth, career exploration, understanding of community and
citizenship, social science skills, and communication skills.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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