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EPIC Blended Learning Charter receives recommendation for full accreditation with no deficiencies

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A staff member reported that EPIC BLENDED LEARNING CHARTER received a recommendation for full accreditation with no deficiencies after meeting required standards, timelines and deadlines, signaling compliance with the State Department of Education and authorizers.

At a meeting of EPIC BLENDED LEARNING CHARTER, a staff member said the school received a recommendation for full accreditation with no deficiencies after meeting required standards and deadlines.

The staff member said those “standards and what's required, and there's timelines and deadlines and making sure that those are are met on a consistent basis,” have led to “a recommendation of accreditation with no deficiencies.” The announcement arrived “right before the break,” the staff member said.

The staff member framed the finding as evidence of the school’s compliance with the State Department of Education, its authorizers and regulators, and accountability to taxpayers in Oklahoma. “To continue that progress, to continue to see full accreditation with no deficiencies, I think is is proof that we're we're continuing our commitment, to, the State Department of Education, to our authorizers and regulators, and then also, to the taxpayers of Oklahoma, that we're going to, operate in full compliance,” the staff member said.

No formal vote or board action was recorded in the transcript regarding the accreditation announcement; the remarks were delivered as an informational update during the meeting.