Oklahoma Constitution; candidate requirements for office of Superintendent of Public Instruction; ballot title; filing.

Summary

The joint resolution proposes amending the Oklahoma Constitution to require that any candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction hold a valid administrator certification and have at least ten years of public‑education experience, including five years of classroom teaching. The new qualifications would take effect for the November 2030 general election and all subsequent elections. It changes who can run for the office and thus impacts future voters.

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