Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-9-108
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Additional transportation - Expenses
Official statutory text
The board of education of any school district furnishing
transportation is hereby authorized to furnish, in addition to free
transportation to and from school, transportation within or without
the district, within or outside of this state, for children
attending the schools of that district, for the purpose of attending
cocurricular and extracurricular activities. Two or more districts
may enter into agreements for the furnishing of such transportation.
The expense of any such additional transportation shall be paid by
the children so transported, by the school activity or school
organization receiving benefit from such transportation, or from
other private sources. Money so collected shall not be chargeable
to or become a part of the school district's finances.
transportation is hereby authorized to furnish, in addition to free
transportation to and from school, transportation within or without
the district, within or outside of this state, for children
attending the schools of that district, for the purpose of attending
cocurricular and extracurricular activities. Two or more districts
may enter into agreements for the furnishing of such transportation.
The expense of any such additional transportation shall be paid by
the children so transported, by the school activity or school
organization receiving benefit from such transportation, or from
other private sources. Money so collected shall not be chargeable
to or become a part of the school district's finances.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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