The bill amends Section 6-401 of the Oklahoma Statutes to enhance the framework for electronic or digital communications between students and school personnel, particularly focusing on students identified as homeless. It introduces the definition of "alternate adult," which refers to a case manager or designated employee from a homeless shelter or similar organization who is assigned to a student verified as homeless. The bill mandates that before including an alternate adult in communications, the school must ensure that the student's parent or legal guardian is notified and given a chance to object. This process includes sending a letter, allowing a response period, and filing written verification with the school.

Additionally, the bill updates the definitions of "student" and "school personnel," and emphasizes the inclusion of parents, legal guardians, or alternate adults in communications unless conducted on a school-approved platform. It also outlines exceptions for emergencies and requires schools to provide training on these communication requirements. Violations of the communication protocols will lead to administrative leave for the involved personnel during investigations, with potential disciplinary actions based on the findings.