Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.555
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Technology education to middle school students -
Official statutory text
Pilot project.
A. The State Board of Career and Technology Education is
authorized to assist, and, if funds including but not limited to
state appropriations are available, or if private or corporate
donations or other sources are matched in pilot projects, to make
grants to, local boards of education for the establishment of pilot
projects that would aid in the providing of technology education to
middle school students. Funding may cover the cost of equipment,
books and materials, and the start-up costs of developing the
technology education program. Projects may involve entire
districts, combinations of districts, combinations of schools, or
elements of schools individually or in combination.
B. If funds are available on or before March 31, 1993, the
State Board of Career and Technology Education shall determine pilot
project criteria, and by July 1, 1993, solicit proposals, and
establish a process for the consideration of proposals. Such
proposals for pilot projects shall be considered on a statewide
competitive basis.
C. The State Board of Career and Technology Education is
authorized to promulgate rules for the operation of such projects
and to grant exceptions to rules for districts selected to operate
such projects. The State Board of Career and Technology Education
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 Career and Technology Education is
authorized to assist, and, if funds including but not limited to
state appropriations are available, or if private or corporate
donations or other sources are matched in pilot projects, to make
grants to, local boards of education for the establishment of pilot
projects that would aid in the providing of technology education to
middle school students. Funding may cover the cost of equipment,
books and materials, and the start-up costs of developing the
technology education program. Projects may involve entire
districts, combinations of districts, combinations of schools, or
elements of schools individually or in combination.
B. If funds are available on or before March 31, 1993, the
State Board of Career and Technology Education shall determine pilot
project criteria, and by July 1, 1993, solicit proposals, and
establish a process for the consideration of proposals. Such
proposals for pilot projects shall be considered on a statewide
competitive basis.
C. The State Board of Career and Technology Education is
authorized to promulgate rules for the operation of such projects
and to grant exceptions to rules for districts selected to operate
such projects. The State Board of Career and Technology Education
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.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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