Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-115
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in this act:
1. Board means the State Board of Career and Technology
Education;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 654
2. Superintendent means the superintendent of the technology
center school designated as the pilot multipurpose service center
for displaced homemakers;
3. Center means the pilot multipurpose service center for
displaced homemakers; and
4. Displaced homemaker means an individual who:
a. has worked without pay as a homemaker for his or her
family, and who has reached the age of thirty-five
(35) years or older,
b. is not gainfully employed,
c. has had, or would have, difficulty finding employment,
and
d. (1) has depended on the income of a family member and
has lost that income, or
(2) has depended on government assistance as the
parent of dependent children, but who is no
longer eligible for such assistance.
1. Board means the State Board of Career and Technology
Education;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 654
2. Superintendent means the superintendent of the technology
center school designated as the pilot multipurpose service center
for displaced homemakers;
3. Center means the pilot multipurpose service center for
displaced homemakers; and
4. Displaced homemaker means an individual who:
a. has worked without pay as a homemaker for his or her
family, and who has reached the age of thirty-five
(35) years or older,
b. is not gainfully employed,
c. has had, or would have, difficulty finding employment,
and
d. (1) has depended on the income of a family member and
has lost that income, or
(2) has depended on government assistance as the
parent of dependent children, but who is no
longer eligible for such assistance.
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