Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3-162
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Enrollment - Collection of information regarding
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participation in certain programs.
A. Beginning with the 2007-2008 school year, upon initial
enrollment in a public school district, the school shall
request the parent or guardian of a student to provide
information to the school district regarding participation
in the following:
1. A childcare program that is licensed pursuant to the tiered
licensing system established by the Department of Human Services;
2. The SoonerStart program operated by the State Department of
Education;
3. The program of parent education operated by the State
Department of Education pursuant to Section 10-105.3 of this title;
4. The Children First program operated by the State Department
of Health;
5. Any child abuse prevention program operated by the State
Department of Health;
6. Any federally funded Head Start program; and
7. Any other early childhood program funded by state or federal
monies as determined by the State Board of Education.
B. The State Department of Education shall verify the accuracy
of the information provided by the parents or guardians pursuant to
subsection A of this section with the appropriate agency. Each
agency shall cooperate and provide verifying data to the Department.
C. The State Department of Education shall develop state data
elements and codes for each program identified pursuant to
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subsection A of this section for use in the statewide student record
system program, which shall be used to provide effective reporting
and research on the identified programs. The codes shall be entered
into the statewide student record system program upon initial
enrollment of a student.
D. The State Board of Education shall adopt rules to implement
the provisions of this section.
A. Beginning with the 2007-2008 school year, upon initial
enrollment in a public school district, the school shall
request the parent or guardian of a student to provide
information to the school district regarding participation
in the following:
1. A childcare program that is licensed pursuant to the tiered
licensing system established by the Department of Human Services;
2. The SoonerStart program operated by the State Department of
Education;
3. The program of parent education operated by the State
Department of Education pursuant to Section 10-105.3 of this title;
4. The Children First program operated by the State Department
of Health;
5. Any child abuse prevention program operated by the State
Department of Health;
6. Any federally funded Head Start program; and
7. Any other early childhood program funded by state or federal
monies as determined by the State Board of Education.
B. The State Department of Education shall verify the accuracy
of the information provided by the parents or guardians pursuant to
subsection A of this section with the appropriate agency. Each
agency shall cooperate and provide verifying data to the Department.
C. The State Department of Education shall develop state data
elements and codes for each program identified pursuant to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 226
subsection A of this section for use in the statewide student record
system program, which shall be used to provide effective reporting
and research on the identified programs. The codes shall be entered
into the statewide student record system program upon initial
enrollment of a student.
D. The State Board of Education shall adopt rules to implement
the provisions of this section.
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