Oklahoma § 10-601.65 - Proposed submission procedures and criteria
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§ 10-601.65. Proposed submission procedures and criteria
A. The Commission on Children and Youth shall establish the
proposal submission procedures and criteria and shall promulgate
rules as necessary for the implementation of the Community Youth
Development Act.
B. In order to be eligible for a contract pursuant to the
Community Youth Development Act the proposal, at minimum, shall:
1. Meet the eligibility criteria established by the Commission;
2. Be a joint proposal made by a school district, neighborhood
organization, municipality or county and one or more agencies or
organizations within the children and youth service system. If a
school district is not a joint participant in the proposal, the
proposal shall document and describe the active participation in and
support of the local school district in the program and activities
for which the proposal is submitted;
3. Be for programs and activities for children not less than
six (6) years of age or more than nineteen (19) years of age, or in
grades one through twelve, whichever is applicable;
4. Describe the respective roles and responsibilities for the
administration and operation of the program and activities,
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including but not limited to the designation of the entity
responsible for the receipt and expenditure of any funds awarded
pursuant to the Community Youth Development Act;
5. Include a match for the costs of the proposed program from
the local school or other entity submitting the proposal. The match
may be monetary or may be an in-kind match;
6. Specifically identify the area within a school district or
community or the neighborhood where the programs and activities will
be implemented;
7. Describe how the program will coordinate and cooperate with
programs and services administered by the Department of Human
Services, the State Department of Education, and other state or
local agencies, agencies within the children and youth service
system and courts and law enforcement, as appropriate for the
proposed program;
8. Provide the program and activities on site in a school,
community center, or similar location within the identified area of
the school district or community; and
9. Include face-to-face contact with the parents, guardians or
custodians of youth participating in the program and visits to the
homes of such youth as an integral part of the programs and
activities for which the proposal is submitted.
C. The Commission on Children and Youth shall evaluate at least
annually each entity which receives a contract pursuant to the
Community Youth Development Act. The evaluation report shall
document the extent to which the program objectives have been met,
as well as other information deemed necessary or appropriate by the
Commission. Each entity receiving a contract pursuant to the
Community Youth Development Act shall submit information to the
Commission as required by the Commission.
Added by Laws 1994, c. 358, § 5, eff. Sept. 1, 1994.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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