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June 28, 2009
Senate Bill 472: Requires Home Education Notification and Academic Reports Author: Summary: Senate Bill 472 would require every parent or guardian who is providing “other means of education” (i.e. home education) to their child to notify their local school district of this fact. If this bill is passed, every parent would have to submit a notice of their intent before the first day of each school year or within 10 days from beginning their home education program. Senate Bill 472 would also require parents to submit a report of each of their children’s academic progress at the end of each semester. Every parent would be required to submit two reports a year to their local public school officials for each child to demonstrate how that child was doing in their home education program. Oklahoma Christian Home Educators Consociation (OCHEC) has confirmed from Senator Jonathan Nichols, the chairman of the Rules Committee, that Senate Bills 308 and 472 will be killed in committee. However, Senate Bills 308 and 472 did not pass out of committee. Status:
HSLDA's Position: Action Requested: Background: Thank you for your part in fighting for freedom in Oklahoma! Feel free to pass this information on to others who are supportive of home education freedom. If you would like to be put on our email list to receive free vital e-lerts you may sign up here. E-lert, January 13, 2009: Oklahoma—Action Needed, Homeschool Freedom Threatened by Two Bad Bills! E-lert, January 14, 2008: Oklahoma—Update—Partial Good News on Negative Senate Bills E-lert—2/6/2009 12:07:19 PM—Oklahoma: More Calls Needed on Bad Bills! E-lert—2/6/2009 2:47:01 PM—Oklahoma: Update--No More Calls Needed! |
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