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3		-	BILL NO. 4106 By: Vancuren, Lawson, and Frix
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	31	+	BILL NO. 4106 By: Vancuren and Lawson of the
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8		-	Pemberton and Kirt of the
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14		-	An Act relating to schools; requiring school
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	42	+	[ schools - protocol for responding to students in
	43	+	mental health crisis - requirements for protocol -
	44	+	protocol to Department of Mental Health and
	45	+	Substance Abuse Services and the State Department
	46	+	of Education - effective date –
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	52	+	AUTHOR: Add the following House Coauthor: Frix
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	54	+	AUTHOR: Add the following Senate Coauthor: Kirt
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	56	+	AMENDMENT NO. 1. Page 1, strike the stricken title, enacting clause
	57	+	and entire bill and insert
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	60	+	"An Act relating to schools; requiring school
15	61		districts to maintain protocol for responding to
16	62		students in mental health crisis; directing protocol
17	63		to be developed, mainta ined, and implemented in
18	64		certain partnership; prescribing provider
19	65		requirements; listing minimum requirements for
20	66		protocol; requiring notificati on of a parent or legal
21	67		guardian if student under certain age receives
22	68		certain identification; requiring consent from a
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23	95		parent or legal guardian for certain actions except
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26	98		training on protocol; requiring working agreement
27	99		between the school district and provider; providing
28	100		for review of protocol effectiveness; establishing
29	101		frequency for review and consideration of updates;
30	102		directing submission of protoco l and working
31	103		agreement to the State Department of Education;
32	104		directing sharing of protocols and agreements with
33	105		the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
34	106		Services; authorizing agencies to provide revisions
35	107		to protocol; directing agencies to prov ide technical
36	108		assistance; providing certain construction; amending
37	109		70 O.S. 2021, Section 24 -158, which relates t o the
38	110		Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment Survey;
39	111		requiring prior written notification to parents and
40	112		legal guardians of students to be adminis tered
41	113		certain survey; providing for notification of opt
42	114		out; directing submission of survey prior to
43	115		administration; providing for codification; providing
44	116		an effective date; and declaring an emergency.
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48		-	SUBJECT: Schools
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50	120		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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52	121		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
53	122		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 24-159 of Title 70, unless there
54	123		is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
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56	124		A. Each public school dis trict shall maintain a protocol for
57	125		responding to students in mental health crisis with the goal of
58	126		preventing student suicide, self-harm, and harm to others.
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60	127		1. The protocol shall be developed , maintained, and implemented
61	128		in partnership with one or more local mental health treatment
62	129		providers certified by the Department of Mental Health and Substance
63	130		Abuse Services. At least one provider partner shall have:
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65	157		a. the ability to serve all school-aged children
66	158		regardless of insurance status , and
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68	159		b. the ability and certification to provide mental health
69	160		crisis services in the region where studen ts attend
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72	162		2. Any organization cer tified by the state as a community
73	163		mental health center as defined in Section 3 -302 of Title 43A of the
74	164		Oklahoma Statutes or a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic
75	165		shall serve as a school partner if requested by a school district
76	166		located in its state-designated service area.
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78	167		B. The protocol for responding to mental health crises shall,
79	168		at a minimum:
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81	169		1. Provide a definition of mental health crisis involving
82	170		potential for harm to self or others;
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84	171		2. Document how mental health cris es may be identified by
85	172		school administrators, teachers, support employees, and school-based
86	173		mental health professionals;
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88	174		3. Outline nonpunitive steps to safeguard student health and
89	175		safety in response to an immediate or potential mental health
90	176		crisis;
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92	177		4. Identify local treatment providers and resources available
93	178		to support students and families in mental health crisis and ensure
94	179		appropriate referrals to treatment;
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96	206		5. Outline a process for ensuring parent and caregiver
97	207		notification and involvement during an actual or potential mental
98	208		health crisis; and
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100	209		6. Document how student privacy will be protected in compliance
101	210		with applicable state and federal laws.
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103	211		C. If a student who is under eighteen (18) years of age is
104	212		identified as being in or at risk of a mental health crisis, the
105	213		school shall inform the parent or legal guardian of the student and
106	214		offer the treatment referral information contained in the protocol.
107	215		Parent or legal guardian consent shall be required for any
108	216		subsequent action taken by the school as part of the proto col except
109	217		in cases of immediate and life -threatening danger to self or oth ers.
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111	218		D. All protocols developed by school districts and partner
112	219		organizations shall comply with the Health Insurance Portability and
113	220		Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 and Family E ducational Rights and
114	221		Privacy Act (FERPA) privacy requirements.
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116	222		E. School administrators, teachers, support employees, and
117	223		school-based mental health providers shall be provided ready access
118	224		to and regular training on the protocol.
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120	225		F. A working agreement shall be signed by the school district
121	226		board of education and each identified mental health provider
122	227		partner outlining all obligations of the parties under the
123	228		established protocol and a strategy for regularl y reviewing its
124	229		effectiveness using anonymous, nonidentifiable data.
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126	256		G. Not less than every two (2) years, the school district and
127	257		its mental health provider partners shall jointly review the
128	258		protocol and working agreements and consider any updates necessary
129	259		to better meet the needs of students . School districts and mental
130	260		health provider partners shall include in their review process
131	261		information gathered from the Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment
132	262		Survey or an alternative survey, as provided for in Section 24 -158
133	263		of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes .
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136		-	working agreements to the State Department of Education, which shall ~~ENR. H. B. NO. 4106 Page 4~~
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137	266		share the protocols and agreement s with the Department of Mental
138	267		Health and Substance Abuse Services. These agencies may require
139	268		revisions to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulatio ns,
140	269		and established evidence -based practices.
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142	270		I. The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
143	271		and the State Department of Education shall prov ide technical
144	272		assistance to school districts and their provider partners by:
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147	274		satisfies the provisions of this section;
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149	275		2. Making available an optional template working agreement
150	276		which can be adopted by schools and provider part ners;
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152	277		3. Providing school districts with lists of local public and
153	278		private treatment providers eligible to serve as partners in the
154	279		development and maintenance of a protocol;
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157	307		phone line;
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159	308		5. Making available information on evidence-based practices for
160	309		meeting the mental health needs of students; and
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162	310		6. Providing ongoing assistance and consultation as re quested
163	311		by a school district.
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165	312		J. The Board of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services a nd
166	313		the State Board of Education may promulgate rules as ne cessary to
167	314		ensure compliance with this section.
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170	316		establish, expand, reduce, contract, or eliminate any civil
171	317		liability on the part of any sch ool or school employee.
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173	318		SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 70 O.S. 2021, Section 24 -158, is
174	319		amended to read as follows:
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176		-	Section 24-158. A. The "Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment
177		-	Survey" means the biennial mental health prevention survey o f public
	320	+	Section 24-158. A. The “Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment
	321	+	Survey” means the biennial mental health prevention survey o f public
178	322		school students in grades six, eight, ten , and twelve managed by the
179	323		Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
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181	324		B. Beginning in the 2022 -2023 school year, and biennially
182	325		thereafter, public schools shall administer the Oklahoma Prev ention
183	326		Needs Assessment Survey, or an alternative survey as provided in
184	327		subsection D of this section, for the purpose of providing direction
185	328		to schools, school distr icts, and communities to effectively improve
186	329		the lives of students regarding a variety of i ssues with a focus on
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188	357		and violence.
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190	358		C. The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Servic es
191	359		shall maintain the Oklahoma Preven tion Needs Assessment Survey and
192	360		shall provide technic al assistance for schools in survey
193	361		administration, reporting, planning , and development of school
194	362		mental health prevention and intervention strategies informed by t he
195	363		survey results.
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197	364		D. If a school or school district chooses to administer an
198	365		alternative survey or assessment tool to fulfill the purpose
199	366		described in subsection B of this section, it may apply for a waiver
200	367		through the Department of Mental Health and Sub stance Abuse
201	368		Services.
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203	369		E. The school district superintendent or his or her designee
204	370		shall provide prior written notification to the parents or legal
205	371		guardians of students to be administered the Oklahoma Prevention
206	372		Needs Assessment Survey or an alternative survey or assessment tool
207	373		adopted pursuant to subsection D of this section. The notificat ion
208	374		shall include information to parents and legal guardians that they
209	375		may opt their student out of the survey or assessment tool by
210	376		providing written notice to the school district.
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212	377		F. Prior to the biennial administration of the Oklahoma
213	378		Prevention Needs Assessment Survey, the Department of Mental Health
214	379		and Substance Abuse Services shall submit the survey to the
215		-	President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State Senate, the Speaker of
216		-	the Oklahoma House of Representatives, the chairs of the committees
217		-	with responsibility over common ed ucation in both houses of the
218		-	Legislature, and the chairs of the committees with responsibility
219		-	over public health in both houses of the Legisla ture.
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	406	+	President Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker of th e House of
	407	+	Representatives, the chairs of the committees with responsibility
	408	+	over common education in both houses of the Legislature , and the
	409	+	chairs of the committees with responsibility over public health in
	410	+	both houses of the Legislature.
221	411		G. The provisions of this section shall be subjec t to the
222	412		availability of federal funding. If federal fu nding is insufficient
223	413		to provide the Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment Survey to public
224	414		schools on a biennial basis, administration of the survey shall not
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227	416		F. H. The Board of Mental H ealth and Substance Abuse Services
228	417		and the State Board o f Education may promulgate rules as necessary
229	418		to carry out the provisions of this section.
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231	419		SECTION 3. This act shall become effective July 1, 2022.
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233	420		SECTION 4. It being immediately necessary for the preservation
234	421		of the public peace, health or safety, an emergency is hereby
235	422		declared to exist, by reason whereof this act shall take effect and
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	451	+	Passed the Senate the 28th day of April, 2022.
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	455	+	Presiding Officer of the Senate
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	458	+	Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________,
	459	+	2022.
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	463	+	Presiding Officer of the House
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	492	+	BILL NO. 4106 By: Vancuren and Lawson of the
	493	+	House
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	495	+	and
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	497	+	Pemberton of the Senate
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	503	+	[ schools - protocol for responding to students in
	504	+	mental health crisis - requirements for protocol -
	505	+	protocol to Department of Mental Health and
	506	+	Substance Abuse Services and the State Department
	507	+	of Education - effective date –
	508	+	emergency ]
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	513	+	BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
	514	+	SECTION 5. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
	515	+	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 24-159 of Title 70, unless there
	516	+	is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
	517	+	A. Each public school dis trict shall maintain a protocol for
	518	+	responding to students in mental health crisis with the goal of
	519	+	preventing student suicide, self-harm, and harm to others.
	520	+	1. The protocol shall be developed , maintained, and implemented
	521	+	in partnership with one or more local mental health treatment
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	549	+	Abuse Services. At least one provider partner shall have:
	550	+	a. the ability to serve all school-aged children
	551	+	regardless of insurance status , and
	552	+	b. the ability and certification to provide mental health
	553	+	crisis services in the region where studen ts attend
	554	+	school.
	555	+	2. Any organization cer tified by the state as a community
	556	+	mental health center as defined in Section 3 -302 of Title 43A of the
	557	+	Oklahoma Statutes or a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic
	558	+	shall serve as a school partner if r equested by a school district
	559	+	located in its state-designated service area.
	560	+	B. The protocol for responding to mental health crises shall,
	561	+	at a minimum:
	562	+	1. Provide a definition of mental health crisis involving
	563	+	potential for harm to self or others;
	564	+	2. Document how mental health cris es may be identified by
	565	+	school administrators, teachers, support employees, and school-based
	566	+	mental health professionals;
	567	+	3. Outline nonpunitive steps to safeguard student health and
	568	+	safety in response to an immediate or poten tial mental health
	569	+	crisis;
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	597	+	to support students and families in mental health crisis, and ensure
	598	+	appropriate referrals to treatment;
	599	+	5. Outline a process for ensuring parent and caregiver
	600	+	notification and involvement during an actual or potential mental
	601	+	health crisis; and
	602	+	6. Document how student privacy will be protected in compliance
	603	+	with applicable state and federal laws.
	604	+	C. If a student who is under eighteen (18) years of age is
	605	+	identified as being in or at risk of a mental health crisis, the
	606	+	school shall inform the parent or guardian of the student and offer
	607	+	the treatment referral information contained in the protocol.
	608	+	Parent or guardian consent shall be required for any subsequent
	609	+	action taken by the school as part of the proto col except in cases
	610	+	of immediate and life -threatening danger to self or oth ers.
	611	+	D. All protocols developed by school districts and partner
	612	+	organizations shall comply with the Health Insurance Portability and
	613	+	Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 and Family E ducational Rights and
	614	+	Privacy Act (FERPA) privacy requirements.
	615	+	E. School administrators, teachers, support employees, and
	616	+	school-based mental health providers shall be provided ready access
	617	+	to and regular training on the protocol.
	618	+	F. A working agreement shall be signed by the board of
	619	+	education of the school district and each identified mental health
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	646	+	provider partner outlining all obligations of the parties under the
	647	+	established protocol and a strategy for regularl y reviewing its
	648	+	effectiveness using anonymous, nonidentifiable data.
	649	+	G. Not less than every two (2) years, the school district and
	650	+	its mental health provider partners shall jointly review the
	651	+	protocol and working agreements and consider any updates necessary
	652	+	to better meet the needs of students . School districts and mental
	653	+	health provider partners shall include in their review process
	654	+	information gathered from the Oklahoma Prevention Needs Assessment
	655	+	Survey or a comparable surv ey.
	656	+	H. Each school district shall submit the latest protocol and
	657	+	working agreements to the State Department of Education, which shall
	658	+	share the protocols and agreements with the Department of Menta l
	659	+	Health and Substance Abuse Services. These agencies may require
	660	+	revisions to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulatio ns,
	661	+	and established evidence -based practices.
	662	+	I. The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
	663	+	and the State Department of Education shall prov ide technical
	664	+	assistance to school district s and their provider partners by:
	665	+	1. Making available an optional template protocol which
	666	+	satisfies the provisions of this section;
	667	+	2. Making available an optional template working agreement
	668	+	which can be adopted by schools and provider partners;
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	695	+	3. Providing school districts with lists of local public and
	696	+	private treatment providers eligible to serve as partners in the
	697	+	development and maintenance of a protocol;
	698	+	4. Providing information on any available mental health crisis
	699	+	phone line;
	700	+	5. Making available information on evidence-based practices for
	701	+	meeting the mental health needs of students; and
	702	+	6. Providing ongoing assistance and consultation as requested
	703	+	by a school district.
	704	+	J. The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
	705	+	and the State Department of Education may promulgate rules as
	706	+	necessary to ensure compliance with this section.
	707	+	K. Nothing in this section shall be construed to create,
	708	+	establish, expand, re duce, contract, or eliminate any civil
	709	+	liability on the part of any school or school employee.
	710	+	SECTION 6. This act shall become effective July 1, 2022.
	711	+	SECTION 7. It being immediately necessary for the preservation
	712	+	of the public peace, health or safety, an emergency is hereby
	713	+	declared to exist, by reason whereof this act shall take effect and
236	714		be in full force from and after its passage and approval.
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239		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 12th day of May, 2022.
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	742	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 9th day of March, 2022.
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244	747		Presiding Officer of the House
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248		-	Passed the Senate the ~~28th~~ day of ~~April~~, 2022.
	751	+	Passed the Senate the ___ day of __________, 2022.
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257		-	OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
258		-	Received by the Office of the Governor this ____________________
259		-	day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
260		-	By: _________________________________
261		-	Approved by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma this _____ ____
262		-	day of _______________ ____, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
263		-
264		-
265		-	_________________________________
266		-	Governor of the State of Oklahoma
267		-
268		-	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
269		-	Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this __________
270		-	day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
271		-	By: _________________________________