Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-5-117.3
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Average daily attendance
Official statutory text
Students who reside within the boundaries of a school district
located in this state, but who have attended school in a contiguous
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 271
school district located in an adjacent state, shall be included in
the average daily attendance of the school district located in this
state for the purpose of calculation and payment of all state aid
and for the distribution of all other revenue required by law to be
apportioned on an average daily attendance basis.
Under no circumstances shall students who reside outside of the
State of Oklahoma be counted as ADM for the purpose of calculation
of State Aid in Oklahoma.
located in this state, but who have attended school in a contiguous
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 271
school district located in an adjacent state, shall be included in
the average daily attendance of the school district located in this
state for the purpose of calculation and payment of all state aid
and for the distribution of all other revenue required by law to be
apportioned on an average daily attendance basis.
Under no circumstances shall students who reside outside of the
State of Oklahoma be counted as ADM for the purpose of calculation
of State Aid in Oklahoma.
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