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Okemah board agrees to provide space for OSU IT to host Adult Basic Education online classes
Summary
The board approved providing district space for an Adult Basic Education (ABE) program hosted through OSU IT to conduct online classes during non-school hours; motion passed 4–0 with one absent.
The Okemah Board of Education voted to provide space for an Adult Basic Education (ABE) program that will use OSU IT to host online instruction during non-school hours. The motion passed with a motion by J.C. Haddox and a second by Randy Colbert and was recorded as Yea:4, Nay:0, Absent:1.
"Motion to approve to provide space for ABE (Adult Basic Education) through OSU IT to host online instruction for Adult Education Classes during non-school hours," the motion stated in the record. The transcript does not include further detail on the hours, expected number of participants, or any facility modifications required.
Board action permits community adult-education programming to use district facilities outside regular school hours. The agenda and the motion as recorded identify OSU IT (Oklahoma State University Information Technology) as the hosting partner; arrangements such as scheduling, custodial needs, liability, or formal lease/usage agreements were not described in the segments provided and would be defined in subsequent administrative steps if required.
