Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-193
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Funding for professional development programs
Official statutory text
Each school district shall receive an appropriate amount of
funds for the exclusive purpose of professional development. These
funds shall be expended for professional development programs within
guidelines adopted by the State Board of Education. All funds
provided to local school districts shall be provided by and subject
to the approval of plans submitted to the State Board of Education
by each local school district no later than May 10 of each year.
Such funds shall be deposited in a special account within the
general fund of the local school district. A list of all
expenditures made from such account shall be provided to the
professional development committee upon request of the committee
chairperson.
funds for the exclusive purpose of professional development. These
funds shall be expended for professional development programs within
guidelines adopted by the State Board of Education. All funds
provided to local school districts shall be provided by and subject
to the approval of plans submitted to the State Board of Education
by each local school district no later than May 10 of each year.
Such funds shall be deposited in a special account within the
general fund of the local school district. A list of all
expenditures made from such account shall be provided to the
professional development committee upon request of the committee
chairperson.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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