Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-12-103
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Regional film libraries
Official statutory text
The State Board of Education shall have authority to establish
and maintain regional film libraries. It shall be the
responsibility of such regional libraries to receive, maintain, keep
a record of and circulate all films received from the state
depository and to return such films to the state depository when
there is no longer a need therefor in any of the schools served by
the regional library or when directed to do so by the State Board of
Education and to furnish films to county superintendents of schools
and boards of school districts upon written requests therefor.
and maintain regional film libraries. It shall be the
responsibility of such regional libraries to receive, maintain, keep
a record of and circulate all films received from the state
depository and to return such films to the state depository when
there is no longer a need therefor in any of the schools served by
the regional library or when directed to do so by the State Board of
Education and to furnish films to county superintendents of schools
and boards of school districts upon written requests therefor.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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