Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-18-103
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Appropriations
Official statutory text
There shall be apportioned and disbursed annually by the State
Board of Education, from appropriations made by the Legislature for
this purpose and from funds derived from other sources provided by
law for this purpose, to the several school districts of the state,
such sums of money as each school district may be qualified to
receive under the provisions of this article. The methods of
apportionment and disbursements contained herein shall remain in
force until the same are amended or repealed by the Legislature. The
State Board of Education will furnish the Legislature each year the
recommended use of any new educational funds, listing priorities and
percentage of new funds recommended for each priority item listed.
Board of Education, from appropriations made by the Legislature for
this purpose and from funds derived from other sources provided by
law for this purpose, to the several school districts of the state,
such sums of money as each school district may be qualified to
receive under the provisions of this article. The methods of
apportionment and disbursements contained herein shall remain in
force until the same are amended or repealed by the Legislature. The
State Board of Education will furnish the Legislature each year the
recommended use of any new educational funds, listing priorities and
percentage of new funds recommended for each priority item listed.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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