Oklahoma Code § 70-2268

Title 70. Schools: Occupational education offered at postsecondary
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institutions - Determination.
If it is determined that Title X - Part B of the Federal Aid Law
known as P.L. 92-318 is principally for occupational education
offered at postsecondary institutions (those fitting the definition
of junior colleges, postsecondary technical institutes, etc.), then
the State Regents' functioning as the designated state agency for
administering federal funds received for occupational education
programs shall, by contract arrangement with the State Board, share
certain of the federal funds as appropriate for allocation by the
State Board for supplemental support of programs operated by
institutions under the jurisdiction of the Board (the technology
center schools); and the State Board shall be accountable for
administration of the funds so shared with it by the State Regents
in accordance with appropriate federal laws and regulations,

provided that the number of education programs offered and the
number of students enrolled in them shall be taken into
consideration in arriving at appropriate division of the state's
allotment of funds to be shared with the State Board.

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