Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-100.5
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Safe School Committees – Model policy
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 916
A. Every year each public school site shall establish a Safe
School Committee to be composed of at least seven (7) members. The
Safe School Committee shall be composed of teachers, parents of
enrolled students, students, and a school official who participates
in the investigation of reports of bullying as required by
subsection A of Section 24-100.4 of this title. The Committee may
include administrators, school staff, school volunteers, community
representatives, and local law enforcement agencies. The Committee
shall assist the school board in promoting a positive school climate
through planning, implementing and evaluating effective prevention,
readiness and response strategies, including the policy required by
Section 24-100.4 of this title.
B. The Safe School Committee shall study and make
recommendations to the principal regarding:
1. Unsafe conditions, possible strategies for students, faculty
and staff to avoid physical and emotional harm at school, student
victimization, crime prevention, school violence, and other issues
which prohibit the maintenance of a safe school;
2. Student bullying as defined in Section 24-100.3 of this
title;
3. Professional development needs of faculty and staff to
recognize and implement methods to decrease student bullying;
4. Methods to encourage the involvement of the community and
students, the development of individual relationships between
students and school staff, and use of problem-solving teams and
resources that include counselors and other behavioral health and
suicide prevention resources within or outside the school system;
and
5. Professional development needs of faculty and staff to
recognize and report suspected human trafficking.
In its considerations, the Safe School Committee shall review
the district policy for the prevention of bullying and the list of
research-based programs appropriate for the prevention of bullying
of students at school compiled by the State Department of Education.
In addition, the Committee may review traditional and accepted
bullying prevention programs utilized by other states, state
agencies, or school districts.
C. The Safe School Committee may study and make recommendations
to the school district board of education regarding the development
of a rape or sexual assault response program that may be implemented
at the school site.
D. The State Department of Education shall:
1. Develop a model policy and deliver training materials to all
school districts on the components that should be included in a
school district policy for the prevention of bullying; and
2. Compile and distribute to each public school site,
prominently display on the State Department of Education website and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 917
annually publicize in print media a list of research-based programs
appropriate for the prevention of bullying of students. If a school
district implements a commercial bullying prevention program, it
shall use a program listed by the State Department of Education.
E. The provisions of this section shall not apply to technology
center schools.
A. Every year each public school site shall establish a Safe
School Committee to be composed of at least seven (7) members. The
Safe School Committee shall be composed of teachers, parents of
enrolled students, students, and a school official who participates
in the investigation of reports of bullying as required by
subsection A of Section 24-100.4 of this title. The Committee may
include administrators, school staff, school volunteers, community
representatives, and local law enforcement agencies. The Committee
shall assist the school board in promoting a positive school climate
through planning, implementing and evaluating effective prevention,
readiness and response strategies, including the policy required by
Section 24-100.4 of this title.
B. The Safe School Committee shall study and make
recommendations to the principal regarding:
1. Unsafe conditions, possible strategies for students, faculty
and staff to avoid physical and emotional harm at school, student
victimization, crime prevention, school violence, and other issues
which prohibit the maintenance of a safe school;
2. Student bullying as defined in Section 24-100.3 of this
title;
3. Professional development needs of faculty and staff to
recognize and implement methods to decrease student bullying;
4. Methods to encourage the involvement of the community and
students, the development of individual relationships between
students and school staff, and use of problem-solving teams and
resources that include counselors and other behavioral health and
suicide prevention resources within or outside the school system;
and
5. Professional development needs of faculty and staff to
recognize and report suspected human trafficking.
In its considerations, the Safe School Committee shall review
the district policy for the prevention of bullying and the list of
research-based programs appropriate for the prevention of bullying
of students at school compiled by the State Department of Education.
In addition, the Committee may review traditional and accepted
bullying prevention programs utilized by other states, state
agencies, or school districts.
C. The Safe School Committee may study and make recommendations
to the school district board of education regarding the development
of a rape or sexual assault response program that may be implemented
at the school site.
D. The State Department of Education shall:
1. Develop a model policy and deliver training materials to all
school districts on the components that should be included in a
school district policy for the prevention of bullying; and
2. Compile and distribute to each public school site,
prominently display on the State Department of Education website and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 917
annually publicize in print media a list of research-based programs
appropriate for the prevention of bullying of students. If a school
district implements a commercial bullying prevention program, it
shall use a program listed by the State Department of Education.
E. The provisions of this section shall not apply to technology
center schools.
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