Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-16-111.1
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Supplementary textbooks and materials
Official statutory text
The funds allocated for textbooks in Section 16-114a of this
title may be used by a school district for supplementary textbooks
and other instructional materials other than those selected and
placed on the list of textbooks by the State Textbook Committee.
The local textbook committee shall submit a statement to the local
board of education justifying any such selections. For purposes of
this section, "supplementary textbooks and other instructional
materials" shall mean materials pertaining to subjects that are not
reviewed by the State Textbook Committee or materials that support
instruction in the subject matter standards as adopted by the State
Board of Education in Section 11-103.6 of this title that were not
reviewed by the State Textbook Committee.
title may be used by a school district for supplementary textbooks
and other instructional materials other than those selected and
placed on the list of textbooks by the State Textbook Committee.
The local textbook committee shall submit a statement to the local
board of education justifying any such selections. For purposes of
this section, "supplementary textbooks and other instructional
materials" shall mean materials pertaining to subjects that are not
reviewed by the State Textbook Committee or materials that support
instruction in the subject matter standards as adopted by the State
Board of Education in Section 11-103.6 of this title that were not
reviewed by the State Textbook Committee.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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