Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-106

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United States flag – Display - Instruction in history

Official statutory text

and etiquette - Pledge of allegiance.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 933

A. The board of education of every school district in this

state shall be required to own and display, either inside or outside

each classroom building in the district, a United States Flag.

B. Instruction in the history and etiquette relating to the

United States Flag shall be given in one or more grades in the

schools in every school district in this state.

C. Students in all public schools are authorized to recite, at

the beginning of each school day, the pledge of allegiance to the

flag of the United States of America as enumerated at 36 U.S.C.,

Section 172; however, they shall recite the pledge of allegiance to

the flag of the United States of America once every school week.

Each student shall be informed by posting a notice in a conspicuous

place that students not wishing to participate in the pledge shall

not be required to do so.

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