School discipline; adding reason for out of school suspension. Emergency.

SB 757 adds new reasons for out-of-school suspensions in Oklahoma schools, specifically targeting firearm possession and violent acts against staff. It mandates a minimum one-year suspension for students found with firearms on school property or at school events, and requires a full semester suspension for students assaulting school employees in grades 6-12. The bill also requires schools to provide education plans for suspended students covering core subjects (like math and English), while parents must arrange supervised learning during suspensions. Additionally, it bars public schools from enrolling students suspended for violent acts until their suspension period ends.