Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.551
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Assistance of local boards - Pilot projects -
Official statutory text
Termination or continuation.
A. The State Board of Education is authorized to assist, and if
funds are available to make grants to, local boards of education for
the establishment of pilot projects that replace the traditional
organization of teaching and learning with innovative management and
instructional systems and materials. Projects may involve entire
districts, combinations of districts, combinations of schools, or
elements of schools individually or in combination. Projects shall
not supplant existing alternative school programs.
B. On or before March 31, 1990, the State Board of Education
shall determine pilot project criteria, and by July 1, 1990, solicit
proposals, and establish a process for the consideration of
proposals. Such proposals for pilot projects shall be considered on
a statewide competitive basis. Proposals which require a
substantial policy-determination role for teachers and which include
a process for measuring the progress and achievement of students
involved shall be given preference.
C. The State Board of Education is authorized to promulgate
rules and regulations for the operation of such projects and to
grant exceptions to rules and regulations for districts selected to
operate such projects. The State Board shall have the authority to
require termination of a pilot project or its continuation at any
time that it finds such termination to be in the best interests of
the students involved.
A. The State Board of Education is authorized to assist, and if
funds are available to make grants to, local boards of education for
the establishment of pilot projects that replace the traditional
organization of teaching and learning with innovative management and
instructional systems and materials. Projects may involve entire
districts, combinations of districts, combinations of schools, or
elements of schools individually or in combination. Projects shall
not supplant existing alternative school programs.
B. On or before March 31, 1990, the State Board of Education
shall determine pilot project criteria, and by July 1, 1990, solicit
proposals, and establish a process for the consideration of
proposals. Such proposals for pilot projects shall be considered on
a statewide competitive basis. Proposals which require a
substantial policy-determination role for teachers and which include
a process for measuring the progress and achievement of students
involved shall be given preference.
C. The State Board of Education is authorized to promulgate
rules and regulations for the operation of such projects and to
grant exceptions to rules and regulations for districts selected to
operate such projects. The State Board shall have the authority to
require termination of a pilot project or its continuation at any
time that it finds such termination to be in the best interests of
the students involved.
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