Senate Bill No. 745 amends existing laws regarding adult high school completion in Oklahoma. The bill extends the age limit for individuals eligible to complete high school from under twenty-six (26) years to under thirty (30) years. It allows school board designees to receive evidence of school attendance and specifies that individuals applying to attend school must do so through a district that offers a full-time virtual education program, which they must utilize for their high school completion. Additionally, the bill exempts certain students from being included in specific reports and assessments.

The legislation also clarifies that any person lawfully present in the United States and over the age of nineteen (19) who has not completed the twelfth grade may attend adult high school completion programs, provided they have the district's approval. However, attendance in these programs will not count towards the district's average daily attendance unless state funding is appropriated for such programs. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage and approval.