Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.307
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Duty to provide programs - Parent notification of
Official statutory text
gifted status - School year plans for programs, yearly reports.
A. It shall be the duty of each school district to provide
gifted child educational programs and to serve those children, as
defined in Section 1210.301 of this title, who reside in that school
district. This duty may be satisfied by:
1. The district directly providing gifted child educational
programs for such children;
2. The district joining in a cooperative program with another
district or districts to provide gifted child educational programs
for such children;
3. The district joining in a cooperative program with a private
or public institution within such district; or
4. The district transferring identified gifted and talented
children to other school districts which provide the appropriate
gifted child educational programs, provided, no transfer shall be
made without the consent of the board of education of the receiving
school district. The district in which the child resides shall
provide transportation for the transferred student and pay an amount
of tuition equal to the proportion of the operating costs of the
program to the receiving district. Transfers authorized by this
section shall be made under such rules and regulations as the State
Board of Education may prescribe.
B. Each district shall, regardless of the method used for
accomplishing the duty set forth in subsection A of this section,
notify in writing the parents of each child identified as gifted of
the fact that the child has been so identified. The district shall
also provide each such parent a summary of the program to be offered
such child.
C. Beginning with the 1994-95 school year, and each year
thereafter, each board of education shall submit a plan for gifted
child educational programs as defined in Section 1210.301 of this
title to the State Department of Education which shall include:
1. A written policy statement which specifies a process for
selection and assessment of children for placement in gifted and
talented programs that is consistent for grades one through twelve;
2. A description of curriculum for the gifted child educational
program. Such description shall demonstrate that the curriculum is
differentiated from the normal curriculum in pace and/or depth and
that it has scope and sequence;
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3. Criteria for evaluation of the gifted child educational
program;
4. Evidence of participation by the local advisory committee on
education for gifted and talented children in planning, child
identification process and program evaluation;
5. Required competencies and duties of gifted child educational
program staff;
6. Number and percentage of students identified by the district
as gifted children pursuant to subparagraph g of paragraph 2 of
subsection B of Section 18-201 of this title; and
7. A budget for the district gifted child educational programs.
D. The board of education of each school district shall prepare
a report which outlines the expenditures made by the district during
that year for gifted child educational programs pursuant to the
Oklahoma Cost Accounting System, as adopted by the State Board of
Education pursuant to Section 5-135 of this title.
E. The State Department of Education shall, after each school
year, report to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives concerning the number of
children identified for the programs, number of children served by
the programs, type of programs provided, type of screening
procedures utilized, cost analysis of the programs and the estimated
number of gifted and talented children unserved by the programs.
A. It shall be the duty of each school district to provide
gifted child educational programs and to serve those children, as
defined in Section 1210.301 of this title, who reside in that school
district. This duty may be satisfied by:
1. The district directly providing gifted child educational
programs for such children;
2. The district joining in a cooperative program with another
district or districts to provide gifted child educational programs
for such children;
3. The district joining in a cooperative program with a private
or public institution within such district; or
4. The district transferring identified gifted and talented
children to other school districts which provide the appropriate
gifted child educational programs, provided, no transfer shall be
made without the consent of the board of education of the receiving
school district. The district in which the child resides shall
provide transportation for the transferred student and pay an amount
of tuition equal to the proportion of the operating costs of the
program to the receiving district. Transfers authorized by this
section shall be made under such rules and regulations as the State
Board of Education may prescribe.
B. Each district shall, regardless of the method used for
accomplishing the duty set forth in subsection A of this section,
notify in writing the parents of each child identified as gifted of
the fact that the child has been so identified. The district shall
also provide each such parent a summary of the program to be offered
such child.
C. Beginning with the 1994-95 school year, and each year
thereafter, each board of education shall submit a plan for gifted
child educational programs as defined in Section 1210.301 of this
title to the State Department of Education which shall include:
1. A written policy statement which specifies a process for
selection and assessment of children for placement in gifted and
talented programs that is consistent for grades one through twelve;
2. A description of curriculum for the gifted child educational
program. Such description shall demonstrate that the curriculum is
differentiated from the normal curriculum in pace and/or depth and
that it has scope and sequence;
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3. Criteria for evaluation of the gifted child educational
program;
4. Evidence of participation by the local advisory committee on
education for gifted and talented children in planning, child
identification process and program evaluation;
5. Required competencies and duties of gifted child educational
program staff;
6. Number and percentage of students identified by the district
as gifted children pursuant to subparagraph g of paragraph 2 of
subsection B of Section 18-201 of this title; and
7. A budget for the district gifted child educational programs.
D. The board of education of each school district shall prepare
a report which outlines the expenditures made by the district during
that year for gifted child educational programs pursuant to the
Oklahoma Cost Accounting System, as adopted by the State Board of
Education pursuant to Section 5-135 of this title.
E. The State Department of Education shall, after each school
year, report to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives concerning the number of
children identified for the programs, number of children served by
the programs, type of programs provided, type of screening
procedures utilized, cost analysis of the programs and the estimated
number of gifted and talented children unserved by the programs.
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