OK SB788

Creates the "Students' Bill of Rights" for students enrolled in Oklahoma public school districts and public charter schools, establishing nine enumerated rights including a safe learning environment free from bullying, self-defense if attacked, religious expression, and freedom from vulgar language

Prohibits education that endorses socialism, communism, or Marxism and bans classroom display of flags or propaganda representing these ideologies or "anti-American sentiment"

Guarantees students the right to have a parent, legal guardian, or legal counsel present when questioned about potentially illegal conduct, and protects students from school punishment for lawful off-campus activities

Establishes enforcement mechanism allowing students or parents to submit written demands for rights enforcement, with schools required to respond within 7 business days; permits civil lawsuits with attorney fees awarded to prevailing plaintiffs

Requires bullying claims to meet specific thresholds before legal action: school must be notified, must fail to address the issue, behavior must rise to continual harassment, and a second incident must occur within 12 calendar months; effective date July 1, 2025