Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-189.2
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School psychologist or psychometrist - Certification
Official statutory text
A. Any person seeking certification as a school psychologist or
school psychometrist shall be exempt from the requirement to
successfully complete the professional education portion of the
competency examination required pursuant to Sections 6-187 and 6-190
of this title.
B. Any person certified as a school psychologist or school
psychometrist pursuant to a substitution or exemption as provided in
this section shall be required to complete all portions of the
competency examination as required pursuant to Sections 6-187 and 6-
190 of this title if such person seeks to add certification in
another subject in the future.
C. The Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation shall adopt
rules to implement the provisions of this section.
school psychometrist shall be exempt from the requirement to
successfully complete the professional education portion of the
competency examination required pursuant to Sections 6-187 and 6-190
of this title.
B. Any person certified as a school psychologist or school
psychometrist pursuant to a substitution or exemption as provided in
this section shall be required to complete all portions of the
competency examination as required pursuant to Sections 6-187 and 6-
190 of this title if such person seeks to add certification in
another subject in the future.
C. The Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation shall adopt
rules to implement the provisions of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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