Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2302
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Educational programs for schools
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department may coordinate
with the Oklahoma Historical Society and the State Department of
Education to develop educational programs and materials for Oklahoma
schools that promote learning both by reading about and visiting
historical sites throughout the State of Oklahoma, and to promote
tourism and heritage preservation throughout this state. The
Department of Transportation may participate in this project by
developing and placing markers along the highways of this state to
recognize various historical sites incorporated into the materials
developed for this project.
The implementation of the provisions of this act shall be
contingent upon, and subject to, the availability of funding.
The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, the Oklahoma
Historical Society, the State Department of Education, and the
Department of Transportation are hereby granted authority to seek,
solicit, collect, and use public and/or private funding, donations,
grants, and gifts from any available source in implementing and
maintaining this project. Any funds received and collected for this
project may be deposited into the Heritage Preservation Revolving
Fund. In its discretion, each participating agency in this project
may use some of its state-appropriated funds when such agency deems
the amount of its funding appropriate for this project in the normal
course of such agency's responsibilities and duties.
with the Oklahoma Historical Society and the State Department of
Education to develop educational programs and materials for Oklahoma
schools that promote learning both by reading about and visiting
historical sites throughout the State of Oklahoma, and to promote
tourism and heritage preservation throughout this state. The
Department of Transportation may participate in this project by
developing and placing markers along the highways of this state to
recognize various historical sites incorporated into the materials
developed for this project.
The implementation of the provisions of this act shall be
contingent upon, and subject to, the availability of funding.
The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, the Oklahoma
Historical Society, the State Department of Education, and the
Department of Transportation are hereby granted authority to seek,
solicit, collect, and use public and/or private funding, donations,
grants, and gifts from any available source in implementing and
maintaining this project. Any funds received and collected for this
project may be deposited into the Heritage Preservation Revolving
Fund. In its discretion, each participating agency in this project
may use some of its state-appropriated funds when such agency deems
the amount of its funding appropriate for this project in the normal
course of such agency's responsibilities and duties.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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