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Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-51.2d

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Oklahoma School Security Institute

Official statutory text

A. The Office of Homeland Security shall designate a function

of its agency as the “Oklahoma School Security Institute”.

B. The Oklahoma School Security Institute shall act as the

central repository for the public and private elementary and

secondary schools of this state to contact for information on

resources made available to the schools in their efforts to enhance

school security and assess risks and threats to school campuses.

The goals and objectives of the Oklahoma School Security Institute

shall include, but not be limited to:

1. Maximizing school security training and support to public

and private elementary and secondary schools as authorized pursuant

to Section 51.2b of this title;

2. Assisting and coordinating with public and private

elementary and secondary school administrators as required in the

development and implementation of safety drills;

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3. Facilitating efforts of public and private elementary and

secondary schools to utilize any available programs or entities

specializing in security issues; and

4. Creating and coordinating any working groups when necessary

in order to continue developing and implementing new strategies and

techniques for future recommendations on school security issues.

C. The Oklahoma School Security Institute may develop a system

whereby activities that may compromise school safety can be reported

and disseminated to the appropriate parties for additional

investigation should it be warranted.

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