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

SB 757 updates Oklahoma school discipline rules by adding specific reasons for out-of-school suspensions, directly affecting students in grades 6-12 and school districts. It mandates a minimum one-year suspension for students possessing firearms on school property or at school events, and a two-semester suspension for students assaulting school staff. The bill requires schools to provide an education plan for students suspended over five days, including core subjects (English, math, science, etc.), and holds parents responsible for supervised learning during suspension. It also prohibits public schools from enrolling students suspended for violent acts until their suspension period ends.