Board adopts update to Policy 3030 on Internet-based instruction
Summary
The Okmulgee Board of Education voted unanimously to adopt an update to Policy 3030 (Internet-Based Instruction) during its June 9 meeting, moving to formalize procedures for online learning for FY27.
The Okmulgee Board of Education approved an update to Policy 3030, which governs Internet-based instruction, on a 5–0 vote June 9. Board member Chase Nunn moved to adopt the revision and Vickie Jones seconded the motion.
Board members did not record any opposing votes. The policy update was listed on the action agenda and was approved as part of the board's regular action items for FY27; the minutes do not include the policy text or detail about substantive changes to instruction, only that the update was adopted.
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