Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-8-103.2

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Extramural athletic competition for transfer student

Official statutory text

not residing in district.

Except as otherwise provided, a student who enrolls, pursuant to

the Education Open Transfer Act or pursuant to Section 2 of this

act, in a school district in which the student is not a resident

shall not be eligible to participate in school-related extramural

athletic competition governed by the Oklahoma Secondary School

Activities Association for a period of one (1) year from the first

day of attendance at the receiving school unless the transfer is

from a school district which does not offer the grade the student is

entitled to pursue. If the student is granted an emergency transfer

pursuant to Section 8-104 of this title, was granted a transfer for

any reason prior to January 1, 2000, or enrolls pursuant to the

Education Open Transfer Act and qualifies for a hardship waiver

pursuant to the rules of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities

Association, eligibility to participate in school-related extramural

athletic competition shall be determined by the Oklahoma Secondary

School Activities Association.

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