Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3-172
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Purpose of act
Official statutory text
The purpose of the Oklahoma Advisory Council on Indian Education
Act is to recognize the unique relationship that Oklahoma enjoys
with the Indian tribes located within the state and how Native
Americans and Indian tribes play a pivotal role in the educational
system of the state in light of this special relationship. The
further purpose of the act is to establish the Oklahoma Advisory
Council on Indian Education. The purpose of creating the Council is
to promote culturally relevant learning environments, educational
opportunities and instructional material for Native American
students enrolled in the public schools of the state. Because of
the number of Native American students enrolled in public schools in
the state, this objective will positively affect the educational
success of all public school students and encourage further
government-to-government cooperation between the State of Oklahoma
and the sovereign Indian tribes located in Oklahoma.
Act is to recognize the unique relationship that Oklahoma enjoys
with the Indian tribes located within the state and how Native
Americans and Indian tribes play a pivotal role in the educational
system of the state in light of this special relationship. The
further purpose of the act is to establish the Oklahoma Advisory
Council on Indian Education. The purpose of creating the Council is
to promote culturally relevant learning environments, educational
opportunities and instructional material for Native American
students enrolled in the public schools of the state. Because of
the number of Native American students enrolled in public schools in
the state, this objective will positively affect the educational
success of all public school students and encourage further
government-to-government cooperation between the State of Oklahoma
and the sovereign Indian tribes located in Oklahoma.
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