Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-9-105

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Boundaries of areas of transportation - Definite routes

Official statutory text

- Rules and regulations.

A. The State Board of Education shall determine and fix

definite boundaries of the area in which each school district shall

provide transportation for each school. When an elementary school

district is surrounded by an independent school district, the

independent school district shall be designated as the

transportation area for the high school students in the elementary

school district.

B. The State Board of Education is authorized to establish

definite routes in each transportation area, and it shall be the

further duty of said Board to make rules and regulations as to the

manner in which said area and routes may be established or changed.

A board of education may provide transportation to students living

outside of the boundaries and routes established by the State Board

of Education.

C. The State Board shall promulgate rules as are necessary to

implement the provisions of this section.

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