Oklahoma 2025 Regular Session

Oklahoma Senate Bill SB707

Introduced
2/3/25  
Refer
2/4/25  

Caption

School accreditation; directing evaluations of school districts to occur once every four years. Effective date. Emergency.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

OK SB677

Sales transactions; repealing provision prohibiting surcharge on use of credit and debit card. Effective date.

OK HB1205

Revenue and taxation; repeal; small wind turbine tax credit; effective date.

OK SB450

State government; repealing certain task force. Effective date.

OK SB404

Counties; repealing the County Home Rule Charter Act. Effective date.

OK HB2068

Crimes and punishments; repealer; effective date.

OK HB2082

Transportation; repealer; effective date; emergency.

OK SB165

Memorial bridges; designating the Donald Ray Ward Memorial Bridge. Effective date.

OK SB459

Memorial highways; designating the Ike Glass Memorial Intersection. Effective date.

Similar Bills

OK SB699

School accreditation; allowing a school district to request a due process hearing prior to the State Board of Education taking certain action. Effective date. Emergency.

OK HB1466

Schools; accreditation standards; deficiencies; permitting school districts to request a hearing on accreditation recommendations; effective date; emergency.

KS SB48

Requiring school districts to demonstrate improvement in academic performance and be in compliance with all federal and state statutes and rules and regulations to achieve or maintain accreditation.

TX SB471

Relating to reviews and investigations conducted by the Texas Education Agency.

OK HB1488

Schools; accreditation standards; deficiencies; permitting school districts to request a hearing on accreditation recommendations; rulemaking; effective date; emergency.

MS HB1439

School Accountability Dashboard Act; establish to provide parents with critical student performance data.

CA AB1306

Teacher preparation programs: school districts and county offices of education: English learners.

TX HB1553

Relating to permitting a school district that has failed to satisfy performance standards to partner with an institution of higher education to improve district performance.