Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-21-102

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Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools -

Official statutory text

Membership.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 881

There is hereby re-created the Oklahoma Board of Private

Vocational Schools which shall consist of nine (9) members of whom

three shall be the Director of the Oklahoma Department of Career and

Technology Education, the Chancellor of the Oklahoma State Regents

for Higher Education and the State Superintendent of Public

Instruction or their designated representatives and of whom six

shall be appointed by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma subject

to the advice and consent of the Senate. Four persons shall qualify

to serve on the Board provided they occupy and have occupied for the

past three (3) years executive or managerial positions in private

schools located in this state of the type regulated under this act.

Two persons shall qualify to serve on the Board provided they occupy

and have occupied for the past three (3) years executive or

managerial positions in business or industry, not connected with

private schools. Each of the six persons shall be appointed for a

term of six (6) years, unless such term may be carried over by the

Governor.

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