Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-101.2
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Consultant services - Contracts with retired
Official statutory text
administrators - Contract requirements.
A. No local board of education or administration of a school
district or State Board of Education shall enter into a contract for
consultant services with any person who has retired as an
administrator with any school district for two (2) years after the
retirement date of such administrator. Nothing in this section
shall prohibit a board of education from employing as a substitute
teacher, a person who has retired as an administrator or teacher
with a school district within two (2) years after the retirement
date of the person.
B. In order for a local board of education, administration of a
school district or the State Board of Education to enter into a
contract with a person for consultant services as authorized by
subsection A of this section, the contract shall contain:
1. A specific list of duties to be performed by the person or
by any business entity, regardless of form, from which the person
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who actually performs the services is authorized to derive any
economic benefit, whether direct or indirect;
2. A stated purpose for the contract and the specifically
identified need for the services to be performed;
3. An estimate of the duration of the contract, including
anticipated periods during which the contract may be renewed;
4. A requirement that the person or business entity performing
the consultant service provide the office space, supplies, personnel
and other items of expense required in order to perform the
contract;
5. A requirement that the person or business entity performing
the consultant service provide a written description of services
performed under the contract no less than one time each quarter of
the year during which the contract is in effect; and
6. A specific identification of all persons who are authorized
to perform obligations imposed pursuant to the contract upon behalf
of the person or business entity providing consultant services.
C. No local board of education, administration of a school
district or State Board of Education may enter into a contract with
a natural person who will be employed for any period of time during
which there is in force and effect a contract for consultant
services to be performed by that person or by a business entity,
regardless of form, from which the person employed is authorized to
derive any economic benefit, whether direct or indirect. Nothing in
this section shall prohibit a local board of education of a school
district from contracting to pay for the attendance of school
district employees at classes or workshops conducted by a company
that employs one or more of the school district employees to conduct
the classes or workshops.
A. No local board of education or administration of a school
district or State Board of Education shall enter into a contract for
consultant services with any person who has retired as an
administrator with any school district for two (2) years after the
retirement date of such administrator. Nothing in this section
shall prohibit a board of education from employing as a substitute
teacher, a person who has retired as an administrator or teacher
with a school district within two (2) years after the retirement
date of the person.
B. In order for a local board of education, administration of a
school district or the State Board of Education to enter into a
contract with a person for consultant services as authorized by
subsection A of this section, the contract shall contain:
1. A specific list of duties to be performed by the person or
by any business entity, regardless of form, from which the person
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 341
who actually performs the services is authorized to derive any
economic benefit, whether direct or indirect;
2. A stated purpose for the contract and the specifically
identified need for the services to be performed;
3. An estimate of the duration of the contract, including
anticipated periods during which the contract may be renewed;
4. A requirement that the person or business entity performing
the consultant service provide the office space, supplies, personnel
and other items of expense required in order to perform the
contract;
5. A requirement that the person or business entity performing
the consultant service provide a written description of services
performed under the contract no less than one time each quarter of
the year during which the contract is in effect; and
6. A specific identification of all persons who are authorized
to perform obligations imposed pursuant to the contract upon behalf
of the person or business entity providing consultant services.
C. No local board of education, administration of a school
district or State Board of Education may enter into a contract with
a natural person who will be employed for any period of time during
which there is in force and effect a contract for consultant
services to be performed by that person or by a business entity,
regardless of form, from which the person employed is authorized to
derive any economic benefit, whether direct or indirect. Nothing in
this section shall prohibit a local board of education of a school
district from contracting to pay for the attendance of school
district employees at classes or workshops conducted by a company
that employs one or more of the school district employees to conduct
the classes or workshops.
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