Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-5-129.1
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Funds exempted from provisions of Section 5-129 of
Official statutory text
this title.
Those funds which are collected by programs for student
achievement and by parent-teacher associations and organizations
that are sanctioned by the school district board of education shall
be exempt from the provisions as outlined in Section 5-129 of this
title. Each school district board of education shall adopt policies
providing guidelines for the sanctioning of organizations and
associations exempted or applying to be exempted pursuant to the
provisions of this section. The guidelines may include but not be
limited to examinations of financial and performance audits
performed on each such organization and association.
Those funds which are collected by programs for student
achievement and by parent-teacher associations and organizations
that are sanctioned by the school district board of education shall
be exempt from the provisions as outlined in Section 5-129 of this
title. Each school district board of education shall adopt policies
providing guidelines for the sanctioning of organizations and
associations exempted or applying to be exempted pursuant to the
provisions of this section. The guidelines may include but not be
limited to examinations of financial and performance audits
performed on each such organization and association.
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