Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-101.4: Disclosure of disciplinary and nondirectory

educational records.

A. A school district in which a student is enrolled or is in

the process of enrolling in may request the student’s education

records from any school district in which the student was formerly

enrolled to ascertain safety issues with incoming students and

ensure full disclosure. A district that receives a request for the

education records of a student who formerly was enrolled in the

district shall forward the records within three (3) business days of

receipt of the request. The records shall include the student’s

disciplinary records. Disciplinary records shall include but not be

limited to all information that relates to a student assaulting,

carrying weapons, possessing illegal drugs, including alcohol, and

any incident that poses a potential dangerous threat to students or

school personnel. The forwarding and disclosure of disciplinary

records or other education records to a school district in which a

student seeks or intends to enroll shall be in accordance with the

annual notification requirements and provisions of the Family

Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA).

B. Each school district shall be required to release

nondirectory educational records to the agencies listed in Section

620.3 of Title 10 of the Oklahoma Statutes. The release of any

records shall be in accordance with the provisions of FERPA. The

term "nondirectory educational records" shall be those records

maintained by the school regarding a child who is or has been a

student at the school which are categorized as private or

confidential records pursuant to FERPA.

C. The State Board of Education shall promulgate rules for

monitoring school districts for compliance with this section and

providing sanctions for noncompliance with this section. The Board

shall inform school districts of their statutory responsibilities

for compliance with FERPA. Enforcement and sanctions shall be as

provided by the federal requirements under FERPA.