Schools; requiring statewide assessments to be held in the last four weeks of each school year; effective date; emergency.

Added the names of Representatives Archer and Caldwell and Senator Seifried to the list of bill sponsors.

Changed the header title from 'House Committee Substitute' to 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' to reflect the bill's current stage in the legislative process.

Removed the original 'Committee Substitute' title page and replaced it with the new floor version header.

Schools must now report the highest achieved assessment scores on student transcripts to assist future employers and colleges.

Students transferring into Oklahoma after junior year are protected from being denied a standard diploma due to out-of-state testing differences.

The 'Proposed Oversight' title and related header text were removed to reflect the final committee substitute status.

Page number references and document headers were updated to reflect the new page count and formatting.

Deleted the mandate requiring assessments to be held specifically in the last three weeks of each school year.

Removed the requirement for school districts to report the highest-achieved assessment scores on student transcripts for potential employers.

Replaced the original engrossed version with a proposed committee substitute, indicating the bill was amended during committee review.

The required testing window was extended from the last three weeks to the last four weeks of the school year.

School districts must create a plan for students starting ninth grade in 2016-2017 to meet graduation requirements from House Bill 3218.

School districts are now required to report the highest assessment scores and industry endorsements on student transcripts.

The requirement for assessments to be held in the last three weeks of the school year was changed to the last four weeks.

Changed the requirement for assessments to be held from 'in May each year' to 'in the last three weeks of each school year'.

Added a provision making the standard statewide testing window inapplicable to certain administered assessments.