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Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-5-117.1

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Cooperative contracts

Official statutory text

The board of education of any school district in this state

which is contiguous to any other school district located in an

adjacent state is hereby authorized to enter into contracts with the

board of education of the school district located in the adjacent

state for the purpose of providing better educational opportunities

for students residing in both school districts. Such contracts may

provide for:

1. The transfer of students between the two school districts;

2. The payment and acceptance of transfer fees for students

transferred between the two school districts, the amount of which

will be agreed upon by the boards of education thereof;

3. The use of district-owned school buses to transport students

to and from the schools operated in the school districts; and

4. Such other cooperative agreements as will be necessary to

provide quality education for all students residing or attending

schools in the school districts.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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