Oklahoma § 70-6-101.41 School support employees - Conviction of felony -

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 70-6-101.41 — School support employees - Conviction of felony -

Oklahoma § 70-6-101.41

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Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6-101.41 (2026).

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Criminal sexual activity or sexual misconduct.

A.A school support employee as defined in Section 6-101.40 of this title shall be dismissed or not reemployed, unless a presidential or gubernatorial pardon has been issued, if during the term of employment such employee is convicted in this state, the United States or another state of: 1. Any sex offense subject to the Sex Offenders Registration Act in this state or subject to another state's or the federal sex offender registration provisions; or 2. Any felony offense.

B.A school support employee may be dismissed, refused employment or not reemployed after a finding that such person has engaged in criminal sexual activity or sexual misconduct that has impeded the effectiveness of the individual's performance of school duties. As used in th

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Criminal sexual activity or sexual misconduct. A. A school support employee as defined in Section 6-101.40 of this title shall be dismissed or not reemployed, unless a presidential or gubernatorial pardon has been issued, if during the term of employment such employee is convicted in this state, the United States or another state of: 1. Any sex offense subject to the Sex Offenders Registration Act in this state or subject to another state's or the federal sex offender registration provisions; or 2. Any felony offense. B. A school support employee may be dismissed, refused employment or not reemployed after a finding that such person has engaged in criminal sexual activity or sexual misconduct that has impeded the effectiveness of the individual's performance of school duties. As used in this subsection: 1. "Criminal sexual activity" means the commission of an act as defined in Section 886 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which is the act of sodomy; and 2. "Sexual misconduct" means the soliciting or imposing of criminal sexual activity.