Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1210.702
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Definitions
Official statutory text
For purposes of the Oklahoma Advanced Placement Incentive
Program:
1. “Advanced placement course” means a high school level
preparatory course for a college advanced placement test that
incorporates all topics specified by the College Board and the
Educational Testing Service on its standard syllabus for a given
subject area and is approved by the College Board;
2. “Preadvanced placement course” means a middle school, junior
high school, or high school level course that specifically prepares
students to enroll and participate in an advanced placement course;
3. “Advanced placement vertical team” means a group of middle
school or junior high school and high school educators in a given
discipline who work cooperatively to develop and implement a
vertically aligned program aimed at helping students acquire the
academic skills necessary for success in the advanced placement
program;
4. “Advanced placement test” means the advanced placement test
administered by the College Board and Educational Testing Service;
5. “International Baccalaureate course” means a high school
level preparatory course for an International Baccalaureate
examination that incorporates each topic specified by the
International Baccalaureate Organization on its standard syllabus
for a particular subject area;
6. “International Baccalaureate examination” means the
International Baccalaureate examination administered by the
International Baccalaureate Organization;
7. “College Board” means the College Board and Educational
Testing Service;
8. “Department” means the State Department of Education; and
9. “Program” means the Oklahoma Advanced Placement Incentive
Program.
Program:
1. “Advanced placement course” means a high school level
preparatory course for a college advanced placement test that
incorporates all topics specified by the College Board and the
Educational Testing Service on its standard syllabus for a given
subject area and is approved by the College Board;
2. “Preadvanced placement course” means a middle school, junior
high school, or high school level course that specifically prepares
students to enroll and participate in an advanced placement course;
3. “Advanced placement vertical team” means a group of middle
school or junior high school and high school educators in a given
discipline who work cooperatively to develop and implement a
vertically aligned program aimed at helping students acquire the
academic skills necessary for success in the advanced placement
program;
4. “Advanced placement test” means the advanced placement test
administered by the College Board and Educational Testing Service;
5. “International Baccalaureate course” means a high school
level preparatory course for an International Baccalaureate
examination that incorporates each topic specified by the
International Baccalaureate Organization on its standard syllabus
for a particular subject area;
6. “International Baccalaureate examination” means the
International Baccalaureate examination administered by the
International Baccalaureate Organization;
7. “College Board” means the College Board and Educational
Testing Service;
8. “Department” means the State Department of Education; and
9. “Program” means the Oklahoma Advanced Placement Incentive
Program.
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