The bill, known as Senate Bill No. 942, aims to enhance protections against discrimination in educational institutions in Oklahoma. It defines key terms, including "antisemitism," and prohibits discrimination based on race, ethnicity, national origin, sex, disability, religion, or marital status for students and employees in public schools and institutions of higher education. The bill mandates that admission criteria must not restrict access based on these characteristics, while also allowing for programs tailored to specific student needs. Additionally, it requires that all educational programs and services be made available without discrimination and establishes that guidance and financial assistance services must be equally accessible to all students.

Furthermore, the bill introduces the designation of Title VI coordinators in both public schools and institutions of higher education to monitor and address incidents of antisemitic discrimination and harassment. These coordinators are tasked with investigating complaints and reporting findings to the appropriate federal authorities if necessary. The bill also encourages the incorporation of antisemitism awareness training and Jewish American heritage curriculum in educational settings. Importantly, it clarifies that the legislation does not infringe upon First Amendment rights or conflict with existing discrimination laws.