Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-13-125
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Contract between State Department of Education and
Official statutory text
State Department of Health specifying provision or arrangement of
early intervention services.
A contract shall be entered into between the State Department of
Education and the Oklahoma State Department of Health specifying the
provision or arrangement of early intervention services by the
Oklahoma State Department of Health. Such contract shall include,
but not be limited to:
1. A delineation of individual and shared responsibilities for
planning, administration and funding, multi-disciplinary
evaluations, development of an individual family service plan,
service delivery, procedural safeguards and liability of both
agencies;
2. Specification of the numbers and types of personnel to be
provided under the contract;
3. Provisions to be made by the Oklahoma State Department of
Health for provision of services not available at a local level and
authorization to subcontract with other public or private service
providers; and
4. Specification of all management and indirect costs
associated with the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s provision
of early intervention services that are authorized for payment under
the contract. Allowable management costs shall be limited to
itemized early intervention specific travel, dedicated or shared
personnel and maintenance and operations costs. Indirect costs
shall not exceed those authorized by the indirect cost formula
approved by the State Department of Education for the contract
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 631
period. All other administrative, management or infrastructure cost
recover methodologies shall be specifically disallowed for payment
under the contract.
early intervention services.
A contract shall be entered into between the State Department of
Education and the Oklahoma State Department of Health specifying the
provision or arrangement of early intervention services by the
Oklahoma State Department of Health. Such contract shall include,
but not be limited to:
1. A delineation of individual and shared responsibilities for
planning, administration and funding, multi-disciplinary
evaluations, development of an individual family service plan,
service delivery, procedural safeguards and liability of both
agencies;
2. Specification of the numbers and types of personnel to be
provided under the contract;
3. Provisions to be made by the Oklahoma State Department of
Health for provision of services not available at a local level and
authorization to subcontract with other public or private service
providers; and
4. Specification of all management and indirect costs
associated with the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s provision
of early intervention services that are authorized for payment under
the contract. Allowable management costs shall be limited to
itemized early intervention specific travel, dedicated or shared
personnel and maintenance and operations costs. Indirect costs
shall not exceed those authorized by the indirect cost formula
approved by the State Department of Education for the contract
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 631
period. All other administrative, management or infrastructure cost
recover methodologies shall be specifically disallowed for payment
under the contract.
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