Schools, districts, and education policy in Oklahoma.
The law requires universal math screening for grades 2-5 three times per year, with intervention plans for students below the 30th percentile, and allocates funds through a weighted formula.
The tuition is nearly double the state's most expensive existing private school. Its accreditation and tax-credit eligibility are unresolved.
Senate Bill 1481 doubles daily recess to 40 minutes, but the state education department's ruling that it no longer counts as instructional time is pushing districts like Oklahoma City and Minco to add 20 minutes to their schedules.
