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30		-	April 7, 2021
31		-	AS AMENDED
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33	28		ENGROSSED HOUSE
34	29		BILL NO. 2381 By: Sterling, McCall, Boles,
35	30		McEntire, Hasenbeck, Roe,
36	31		Wallace, Talley and Bush of
37	32		the House
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39	34		and
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47	44		[ schools - directing local school districts to
48	45		conduct an annual fitness assessment - authorizing
49		-	certain funding – codification ]
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55	51		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
56	52		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
57	53		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 11 -103.9b of Title 70, unless
58	54		there is created a duplicati on in numbering, reads as follows:
59	55		A. Beginning in the 20 22-2023 school year, each local school
60	56		district shall conduct an annual fitness assessment, as approved by
61	57		the State Board of Education, each school year for students in
62	58		grades three through twelve, to be conducted in a course that
63	59		satisfies the physical education program required pursuant to
64	60		Section 11-103.9 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes or during the
65	61		school year where the assessment can be administered by trained
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93	88		personnel, including, but not limited to, school nurses, physical
94	89		education and health teachers, coaches and any other certified
95	90		school employees. Such assessments shall include methods deemed by
96	91		the State Board of Education as appropriate to ascertain levels of
97	92		student physical fit ness and include the factors and standards
98	93		required in subsection B of this section. A local school district
99	94		shall not be required to conduct the annual fitness assessment for
100	95		students with a disability or other condition that requires an
101	96		exemption as determined by the State Department of Education.
102	97		B. The State Department of Education shall adopt an assessment
103	98		instrument that includes standards accessible to districts which
104	99		adequately express the most current and widely accepted best
105	100		practices and benchm arks in the areas of student health and physical
106	101		education to be used by all local school districts in assessing
107	102		student physical fitness. The minimum required contents of the
108	103		assessment shall address the measure ments and assessment instrument
109	104		to be used by a school district in assessing student physical
110	105		fitness under this sect ion. The assessment instrument shall:
111	106		1. Be based on factors related to student health, including
112	107		the following factors that have been identified as essential to
113	108		overall health and function:
114	109		a. aerobic capacity,
115	110		b. body composition, and
116	111		c. muscular strength, endurance and flexibility; and
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144	138		2. Include criterion -referenced standards specific to a
145	139		student's age and gender and based on the physical fitness level
146	140		required for good health .
147	141		C. A school district shall annually provide the results of
148	142		individual student performance on the physical fitness assessment
149	143		required by this section to the State Board of Education and the
150	144		State Department of Health . The results shall not contain the name
151	145		of the individual student , the student's Social Security number or
152	146		the student's date of birth. The performance results provided to
153	147		the Board pursuant to this subsection may be used for assessing the
154	148		effectiveness of health programs and developing r ecommendations for
155	149		modifications to physical education and health and wellness programs
156	150		or related curriculum.
157	151		D. Not later than the last day of the school year, a school
158	152		district shall provide a parent or guardian with a copy of the
159	153		results of the physic al fitness assessment of the parent's or
160	154		guardian's child. The results provided to a parent or guardian
161	155		under this subsection shall be clear, precise, and easy to
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163	157		E. 1. The State Department of Education and the State
164	158		Department of Health shall analyze the performance results provided
165	159		pursuant to subsection C of this section and identify, for each
166	160		school district, any correlation between the results and the
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195	188		a. student obesity,
196	189		b. student attendance levels,
197	190		c. student academic achiev ement levels,
198	191		d. student disciplinary problems, and
199	192		e. school meal programs.
200	193		2. The State Department of Education may contract with a public
201	194		or private entity for that entity to conduct all or part of the
202	195		analysis required in paragraph 1 of this subsectio n.
203	196		The State Board of Education's efforts may be supported with
204	197		state, federal or private funding or a combination thereof.
205	198		F. The State Board of Education shall submit an annual report
206	199		to the Governor, beginning October 1, 202 3, and annually thereafter.
207	200		The report shall include the compliance status of each local school
208	201		district. The Governor may, in coordination with the State Board of
209	202		Education, establish one or more recognition programs to acknowledge
210	203		local school districts and schools which have mos t improved in their
211	204		physical fitness assessments. The Governor may collaborate with
212	205		private corporations in the development and implementation of
213	206		recognition programs pursuant to this subsection, including
214	207		providing monetary or other incentives to local s chool districts or
215	208		schools for attaining certain levels of health status. All local
216	209		school districts or schools receiving acknowledgment through a
217	210		recognition program established by the Governor pursuant to this
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245	237		subsection shall also be recognized on the State Board of
246	238		Education's website.
247		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
248		-	April 7, 2021 - DO PASS AS AMENDED
	239	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 3rd day of March, 2021.
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	248	+	Passed the Senate the ___ day of __________, 2021.
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