Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3-104.8
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Contracts with educators
Official statutory text
A. Subject to the availability of funds, the State Department
of Education shall be authorized to directly contract with educators
who are current or retired employees of Oklahoma public school
districts, for services to assist the Department as may be necessary
when such services require the expertise and qualifications of an
Oklahoma certified educator.
B. The contract shall not:
1. Be subject to the competitive bidding requirements of the
Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act; and
2. Be included in the calculation of the educator's salary for
purposes of meeting the district or statutory minimum salary
schedule or for purposes of calculating Teachers' Retirement System
of Oklahoma contributions or benefits.
of Education shall be authorized to directly contract with educators
who are current or retired employees of Oklahoma public school
districts, for services to assist the Department as may be necessary
when such services require the expertise and qualifications of an
Oklahoma certified educator.
B. The contract shall not:
1. Be subject to the competitive bidding requirements of the
Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act; and
2. Be included in the calculation of the educator's salary for
purposes of meeting the district or statutory minimum salary
schedule or for purposes of calculating Teachers' Retirement System
of Oklahoma contributions or benefits.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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