Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-100.1

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Prevention of violence services

Official statutory text

A. It is the intent of the Legislature to encourage and assist

the public schools of this state to address school violence through

an emphasis on prevention. Preventative services shall be

encouraged through greater access to mental health counseling and

social services for students. In order to make licensed

professional counselors and licensed social workers more available

and accessible on site, school districts may:

1. Contract with and allocate space for nonprofit agencies or

other community-based service providers for the appropriate

personnel and services;

2. Seek any available funding, including the use of Medicaid

funds for students who are Medicaid eligible through targeted case

management, and any other funding which may be available for related

services; and

3. Encourage the State Board of Education to allow for the use

of licensed professional counselors and licensed social workers in

addition to academic counselors.

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