Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-100.6
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Right of student victims to be separated from
Official statutory text
offender - Notice to school district of juvenile sex offender
identity - School attendance of juvenile sex offender.
A. Students who have been victims of certain felony offenses by
other students, as well as the siblings of the student victims, have
the right to be kept separated from the student offender both at
school and during school transportation.
B. Notwithstanding any provision of law prohibiting the
disclosure of the identity of a minor, within thirty (30) days of
the time of the adjudication or withholding of adjudication of any
juvenile offender for any offense subject to the Juvenile Sex
Offender Registration Act, either the juvenile bureau in counties
which have juvenile bureaus or the Office of Juvenile Affairs in all
other counties shall notify the superintendent of the school
district in which the juvenile offender is enrolled or intends to
enroll of the adjudication and the offense for which the child was
adjudicated. Upon receipt of such notice, the school district shall
notify the victim and parent or guardian of the victim of their
right to request to be separated from the offender at school and
during school transportation. If the victim requests to be
separated from the offender, the school district shall take
appropriate action to effectuate the provisions of subsection C of
this section. The decision of the victim shall be final and not
reversible.
C. Any offender described in subsection B of this section
shall, upon the request of the victim, not attend any school
attended by the victim or a sibling of the victim or ride on a
school bus on which the victim or a sibling of the victim is riding.
The offender shall be permitted by the school district to attend
another school within the district in which the offender resides,
provided the other school is not attended by the victim or sibling
of the victim. If the offender is unable to attend another school
in the district in which the offender resides, the offender shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 918
transfer to another school district pursuant to the provisions of
the Education Open Transfer Act.
D. The offender or the parents of the offender, if the offender
is a juvenile, shall be responsible for arranging and paying for
transportation and any other cost associated with or required for
the offender to attend another school or that is required as a
consequence of the prohibition against attending a school or riding
on a school bus on which the victim or a sibling of the victim is
attending or riding. However, the offender or the parents of the
offender shall not be charged for existing modes of transportation
that can be used by the offender at no additional cost to the school
district.
identity - School attendance of juvenile sex offender.
A. Students who have been victims of certain felony offenses by
other students, as well as the siblings of the student victims, have
the right to be kept separated from the student offender both at
school and during school transportation.
B. Notwithstanding any provision of law prohibiting the
disclosure of the identity of a minor, within thirty (30) days of
the time of the adjudication or withholding of adjudication of any
juvenile offender for any offense subject to the Juvenile Sex
Offender Registration Act, either the juvenile bureau in counties
which have juvenile bureaus or the Office of Juvenile Affairs in all
other counties shall notify the superintendent of the school
district in which the juvenile offender is enrolled or intends to
enroll of the adjudication and the offense for which the child was
adjudicated. Upon receipt of such notice, the school district shall
notify the victim and parent or guardian of the victim of their
right to request to be separated from the offender at school and
during school transportation. If the victim requests to be
separated from the offender, the school district shall take
appropriate action to effectuate the provisions of subsection C of
this section. The decision of the victim shall be final and not
reversible.
C. Any offender described in subsection B of this section
shall, upon the request of the victim, not attend any school
attended by the victim or a sibling of the victim or ride on a
school bus on which the victim or a sibling of the victim is riding.
The offender shall be permitted by the school district to attend
another school within the district in which the offender resides,
provided the other school is not attended by the victim or sibling
of the victim. If the offender is unable to attend another school
in the district in which the offender resides, the offender shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 918
transfer to another school district pursuant to the provisions of
the Education Open Transfer Act.
D. The offender or the parents of the offender, if the offender
is a juvenile, shall be responsible for arranging and paying for
transportation and any other cost associated with or required for
the offender to attend another school or that is required as a
consequence of the prohibition against attending a school or riding
on a school bus on which the victim or a sibling of the victim is
attending or riding. However, the offender or the parents of the
offender shall not be charged for existing modes of transportation
that can be used by the offender at no additional cost to the school
district.
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