Schools; requiring librarians with Master's degrees to be paid five percent above the prevailing wage of certified personnel in their district; effective date.

HB 4360 requires Oklahoma public school districts to pay librarians holding a Master's degree 5% above the prevailing wage for certified personnel with similar qualifications in their district. This bill amends the state's salary schedule to establish a specific pay rate for librarians with Master's degrees, ensuring they receive this premium over the standard minimum salary for certified staff. It directly affects public school librarians in Oklahoma who hold a Master's degree and are certified under the state's education standards. The legislation applies to all public school districts and takes effect for the 2025-2026 school year.