Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-123
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A. The superintendent shall require the center staff to
evaluate the effectiveness of the job training, placement and
service components of the center. Such evaluation shall include the
number of persons trained, the number of persons placed in
employment, follow-up data on such persons, the number of persons
served by the various service programs and cost effectiveness of the
various components of the center.
B. The superintendent shall compile the evaluation into a
written report for the Legislature to determine the feasibility of
extending the pilot program to other areas of the State of Oklahoma.
The evaluation report shall be filed no later than July 1, 1979.
evaluate the effectiveness of the job training, placement and
service components of the center. Such evaluation shall include the
number of persons trained, the number of persons placed in
employment, follow-up data on such persons, the number of persons
served by the various service programs and cost effectiveness of the
various components of the center.
B. The superintendent shall compile the evaluation into a
written report for the Legislature to determine the feasibility of
extending the pilot program to other areas of the State of Oklahoma.
The evaluation report shall be filed no later than July 1, 1979.
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