Parents' Guide to Reading Sufficiency Act - State of Oklahoma Website

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GOOD CAUSE EXEMPTIONS Some third graders who score Unsatisfactory on the OCCT reading may be exempted from the retention requirement and be promoted to fourth grade. This is called a good-cause exemption. Good-cause exemptions are only given to the following students:
One of SIX GOOD CAUSE EXEMPTIONS FROM THIRD-GRADE RETENTION Be identified as Limited-English Proficient (LEP)/English Language Learner (ELL) on a screening tool approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education Office of Bilingual/Migrant Education
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