Schools; limiting statewide student assessments to federal minimum requirements; eliminating certain assessment requirements; effective date; emergency.

Summary

The bill amends Oklahoma’s assessment law so the State Board of Education must adopt tests that meet only the federal minimum requirements under ESSA and align with state standards. It specifies which subjects and grades must be tested and makes those assessments a condition for earning a standard high‑school diploma, with scores reported on transcripts. The changes aim to reduce testing burden while preserving accountability and comparability.

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