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Oklahoma lawmakers pass bill to extend school year to 173 days, pending $175M in funding.
Oklahoma lawmakers have advanced HB 3151, which would extend the state’s minimum school year from 166 to 173 days starting in 2027-2028, contingent on a $175 million increase in education funding.
The bill, passed by the House and supported in the Senate, aims to improve student outcomes by increasing instructional time and aligning Oklahoma more closely with neighboring states and national averages.
Lawmakers argue that longer school years and mandatory in-person parent-teacher conferences will enhance learning and teacher effectiveness, addressing concerns over low academic performance despite increased spending.
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Los legisladores de Oklahoma aprueban un proyecto de ley para extender el año escolar a 173 días, pendiente de $175M en fondos.