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OK SB1800
Bill
AI Summary
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Law enforcement must notify the superintendent and board of education when a public school, charter school, or virtual charter school employee is being investigated for, arrested for, or charged with "offenses against students" involving sexual abuse or sexual exploitation
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School boards must immediately suspend the employee without notice or hearing pending the outcome of the investigation; suspension continues through trial if charges are filed, but does not extend through appeals
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Suspended employees retain full compensation and benefits but are prohibited from being on school premises and cannot submit their resignation during the suspension period
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Superintendents must notify parents and legal guardians of enrolled students about the investigation, with the notification including a statement that the employee is presumed innocent until proven guilty
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Effective date is July 1, 2026, with an emergency clause allowing immediate effect upon passage and approval
Legislative Description
School employees; requiring certain notification; providing for certain suspension. Effective date. Emergency.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Education
2/3/2026