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The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is the state education agency of Oklahoma, operating under the authority of the State of Oklahoma and headquartered at the Oliver Hodge Building in Oklahoma City. OSDE oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, school accreditation, teacher certification, student assessments, special education services (including the SoonerStart early intervention program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays), child nutrition programs, school safety, English language proficiency programs, American Indian education, and literacy initiatives. The agency is led by State Superintendent Lindel Fields and reports to the State Board of Education.

OSDE delivers services through an integrated digital platform centered on oklahoma.gov/education, supplemented by the oklaschools.com public school report-card portal, a Statewide Educator Job Board, an SSO authentication system for educators, the OCAS district financial reporting system, and the Ready Together Oklahoma support portal. Additional programs include Dolly Parton's Imagination Library for early-childhood literacy and High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM) curriculum support. The underlying technology is government administration infrastructure — centralized authentication, statewide data systems, and public-facing information portals — rather than a proprietary product platform.

OSDE is funded by state tax revenue and federal education appropriations, with services provided free of charge to Oklahoma schools, districts, educators, students, and families. The agency does not operate as a commercial enterprise; it has no revenue model in the traditional sense, no paying customers, and no parent corporation or private ownership structure. Its mandate is statewide and exclusive within Oklahoma, and growth is driven by legislative appropriations and program scope rather than market expansion.

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The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, accreditation, teacher certification, assessments, special education, and statewide digital portals to schools, educators, students, and families, funded by state and federal appropriations.

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K-12 education oversight, teacher certification services, school accreditation programs, academic standards development, public education administration
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1State/Provincial Education Department Administration
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2Compliance, State Reporting & Education Data Exchange (Ed-Fi/SIF)
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3Standards Alignment & Curriculum Mapping (State/National)
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4State/Federal Reporting, Accountability & Audit Readiness
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5Finance, Budgeting, Procurement & AP/AR (School/District Ops)
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  • Administration of Education Programs923110
  • Administration of Education Programs92311
  • Educational Support Services611710
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Public Education Administration
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1State Government Funding
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Government-funded public education department operating on state tax revenue and federal education funding to provide educational services, resources, and oversight to Oklahoma schools, districts, educators, and families.

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The Oklahoma State Department of Education is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, school accreditation, teacher certification, student assessments, accountability systems, special education, child nutrition, early intervention (SoonerStart), family literacy programs (Dolly Parton's Imagination Library), and school report cards. It serves as the centralized regulatory and support authority for all public schools, districts, educators, students, and families across the State of Oklahoma.

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The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) operates as a centralized state education agency providing a portfolio of interconnected digital services and programs for Oklahoma's public education system. The core offerings include the Oklahoma Academic Standards framework, the SoonerStart early intervention program, the Oklahoma School Report Cards interactive portal, the Statewide Educator Job Board, and the Ready Together Oklahoma support system. Additional services include Single Sign-On authentication for educators, the Dolly Parton Imagination Library literacy program, and High-Quality Instructional Materials resources. OSDE also provides supporting services including accreditation, accountability metrics, assessment systems, data governance, English language proficiency programs, special education services, teacher certification, and student information systems—all accessible through the state's integrated online platform at oklahoma.gov/education.

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1Oklahoma Academic Standards
CategoryAcademic Standards
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Statewide academic standards describing expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of each school year, written by Oklahomans for Oklahoma students. Used by Oklahoma public schools, districts, and educators for curriculum alignment and instruction.

2SoonerStart
CategoryEarly Intervention Services
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Early intervention program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. Serves Oklahoma families with young children identified as needing developmental support.

3Oklahoma School Report Cards
CategorySchool Accountability and Reporting
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Interactive online portal allowing parents and families to search for schools near their address via an interactive map and view school performance data and accountability metrics.

4Statewide Educator Job Board
CategoryEducator Recruitment
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Online job board connecting educators seeking positions with Oklahoma public schools across the state, supporting teacher recruitment and retention.

5Ready Together Oklahoma
CategorySchool and Educator Support
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Resources and support system for Oklahoma schools and educators, providing collaborative support services and instructional resources.

6Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
CategoryEarly Childhood Literacy
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Early childhood literacy program providing free books to Oklahoma children from birth to age five, supporting family literacy and early reading.

7High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM)
CategoryInstructional Resources
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Curriculum and instructional resources support for Oklahoma educators, providing access to high-quality instructional materials aligned with state academic standards.

8Teacher Certification Services
CategoryEducator Certification
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State certification and credentialing services for educators in Oklahoma public schools, including certification verification and professional development pathways.

9School Accreditation and Accountability
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Accreditation, accountability metrics, and assessment systems for Oklahoma public schools and districts, ensuring compliance with state education standards.

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Georgia's state education agency overseeing Title programs, accountability, and district support — comparable mid-size state education authority to OSDE.

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North Carolina's state education agency with similar accountability, assessment, and educator certification responsibilities — a direct functional peer to OSDE.

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Texas's state education agency performing the same regulatory, funding, and oversight functions for Texas public schools. Directly comparable in mandate, structure, and service scope to OSDE.

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New York's combined K-12 and higher education state agency. Operates the same regulatory, accountability, and certification functions as OSDE within a larger state footprint.

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California's state education agency overseeing standards, assessments, accountability, and federal program administration for California's K-12 system — a direct functional peer to OSDE.

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Florida's state education agency administering standards, accountability, school choice, and educator certification — closely parallel in mandate and structure to OSDE.

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Ohio's state education agency performing standards-setting, accountability, and educator certification functions analogous to OSDE's role in Oklahoma.

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Pennsylvania's state education agency responsible for school oversight, educator certification, and federal program administration — a directly comparable state-level peer.

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Arizona's state education agency with parallel functions in school accountability, ESA/voucher administration, and educator certification — a closely comparable peer in mission and structure.

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Colorado's state education agency administering standards, accountability, and federal education programs — comparable in mandate and oversight scope to OSDE.

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Oklahoma State Department of Education

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The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, accreditation, teacher certification, assessments, special education, and statewide digital portals to schools, educators, students, and families, funded by state and federal appropriations.

What Oklahoma State Department of Education does

The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is the state education agency of Oklahoma, operating under the authority of the State of Oklahoma and headquartered at the Oliver Hodge Building in Oklahoma City. OSDE oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, school accreditation, teacher certification, student assessments, special education services (including the SoonerStart early intervention program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays), child nutrition programs, school safety, English language proficiency programs, American Indian education, and literacy initiatives. The agency is led by State Superintendent Lindel Fields and reports to the State Board of Education.

OSDE delivers services through an integrated digital platform centered on oklahoma.gov/education, supplemented by the oklaschools.com public school report-card portal, a Statewide Educator Job Board, an SSO authentication system for educators, the OCAS district financial reporting system, and the Ready Together Oklahoma support portal. Additional programs include Dolly Parton's Imagination Library for early-childhood literacy and High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM) curriculum support. The underlying technology is government administration infrastructure — centralized authentication, statewide data systems, and public-facing information portals — rather than a proprietary product platform.

OSDE is funded by state tax revenue and federal education appropriations, with services provided free of charge to Oklahoma schools, districts, educators, students, and families. The agency does not operate as a commercial enterprise; it has no revenue model in the traditional sense, no paying customers, and no parent corporation or private ownership structure. Its mandate is statewide and exclusive within Oklahoma, and growth is driven by legislative appropriations and program scope rather than market expansion.

Oklahoma State Department of Education firmographics

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Name
Oklahoma State Department of Education
Legal name
Oklahoma State Department of Education
Website
https://sde.ok.gov
Company type
Public
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, accreditation, teacher certification, assessments, special education, and statewide digital portals to schools, educators, students, and families, funded by state and federal appropriations.
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Oklahoma State Department of Education industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Education Administration
NAICS
Administration of Education Programs (923110), Administration of Education Programs (92311), Educational Support Services (611710)
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Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial Education Department Administration (BPAIABAJ)
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Compliance, State Reporting & Education Data Exchange (Ed-Fi/SIF) (EDAFAEAO), Standards Alignment & Curriculum Mapping (State/National) (EDAJAFAD), State/Federal Reporting, Accountability & Audit Readiness (EDAJAHAF), Finance, Budgeting, Procurement & AP/AR (School/District Ops) (EDAJAHAL)

Keywords

  • K-12 education oversight
  • Teacher certification services
  • School accreditation programs
  • Academic standards development
  • Public education administration

Where Oklahoma State Department of Education is headquartered

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  1. State Government Funding: Government-funded public education department operating on state tax revenue and federal education funding to provide educational services, resources, and oversight to Oklahoma schools, districts, educators, and families.

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Marketing channels3 records

Oklahoma State Department of Education product offering

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Core offering

The Oklahoma State Department of Education is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, school accreditation, teacher certification, student assessments, accountability systems, special education, child nutrition, early intervention (SoonerStart), family literacy programs (Dolly Parton's Imagination Library), and school report cards. It serves as the centralized regulatory and support authority for all public schools, districts, educators, students, and families across the State of Oklahoma.

Product overview

The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) operates as a centralized state education agency providing a portfolio of interconnected digital services and programs for Oklahoma's public education system. The core offerings include the Oklahoma Academic Standards framework, the SoonerStart early intervention program, the Oklahoma School Report Cards interactive portal, the Statewide Educator Job Board, and the Ready Together Oklahoma support system. Additional services include Single Sign-On authentication for educators, the Dolly Parton Imagination Library literacy program, and High-Quality Instructional Materials resources. OSDE also provides supporting services including accreditation, accountability metrics, assessment systems, data governance, English language proficiency programs, special education services, teacher certification, and student information systems—all accessible through the state's integrated online platform at oklahoma.gov/education.

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  • Oklahoma Academic Standards Statewide academic standards describing expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of each school year, written by Oklahomans for Oklahoma students. Used by Oklahoma public schools, districts, and educators for curriculum alignment and instruction.
  • SoonerStart Early intervention program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. Serves Oklahoma families with young children identified as needing developmental support.
  • Oklahoma School Report Cards Interactive online portal allowing parents and families to search for schools near their address via an interactive map and view school performance data and accountability metrics.
  • Statewide Educator Job Board Online job board connecting educators seeking positions with Oklahoma public schools across the state, supporting teacher recruitment and retention.
  • Ready Together Oklahoma Resources and support system for Oklahoma schools and educators, providing collaborative support services and instructional resources.
  • Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Early childhood literacy program providing free books to Oklahoma children from birth to age five, supporting family literacy and early reading.
  • High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM) Curriculum and instructional resources support for Oklahoma educators, providing access to high-quality instructional materials aligned with state academic standards.
  • Teacher Certification Services State certification and credentialing services for educators in Oklahoma public schools, including certification verification and professional development pathways.
  • School Accreditation and Accountability Accreditation, accountability metrics, and assessment systems for Oklahoma public schools and districts, ensuring compliance with state education standards.

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Direct peers

  • Georgia Department of Education: Georgia's state education agency overseeing Title programs, accountability, and district support — comparable mid-size state education authority to OSDE.
  • North Carolina Department of Public Instruction: North Carolina's state education agency with similar accountability, assessment, and educator certification responsibilities — a direct functional peer to OSDE.
  • Texas Education Agency: Texas's state education agency performing the same regulatory, funding, and oversight functions for Texas public schools. Directly comparable in mandate, structure, and service scope to OSDE.
  • New York State Education Department: New York's combined K-12 and higher education state agency. Operates the same regulatory, accountability, and certification functions as OSDE within a larger state footprint.
  • California Department of Education: California's state education agency overseeing standards, assessments, accountability, and federal program administration for California's K-12 system — a direct functional peer to OSDE.
  • Florida Department of Education: Florida's state education agency administering standards, accountability, school choice, and educator certification — closely parallel in mandate and structure to OSDE.
  • Ohio Department of Education and Workforce: Ohio's state education agency performing standards-setting, accountability, and educator certification functions analogous to OSDE's role in Oklahoma.
  • Pennsylvania Department of Education: Pennsylvania's state education agency responsible for school oversight, educator certification, and federal program administration — a directly comparable state-level peer.
  • Arizona Department of Education: Arizona's state education agency with parallel functions in school accountability, ESA/voucher administration, and educator certification — a closely comparable peer in mission and structure.
  • Colorado Department of Education: Colorado's state education agency administering standards, accountability, and federal education programs — comparable in mandate and oversight scope to OSDE.

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Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Oklahoma State Department of Education

What does Oklahoma State Department of Education do?

The Oklahoma State Department of Education is the state government agency that oversees Oklahoma's public K-12 education system, providing academic standards, school accreditation, teacher certification, student assessments, accountability systems, special education, child nutrition, early intervention (SoonerStart), family literacy programs (Dolly Parton's Imagination Library), and school report cards. It serves as the centralized regulatory and support authority for all public schools, districts, educators, students, and families across the State of Oklahoma.

Is Oklahoma State Department of Education a public or private company?

Oklahoma State Department of Education is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Oklahoma State Department of Education founded?

Oklahoma State Department of Education was founded in -1. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Oklahoma State Department of Education based?

Oklahoma State Department of Education is headquartered in Oklahoma City, United States, in the North America region.

How does Oklahoma State Department of Education make money?

One revenue line is on record: state Government Funding.

Who are Oklahoma State Department of Education's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Georgia Department of Education, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Texas Education Agency, New York State Education Department, California Department of Education, Florida Department of Education, Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Arizona Department of Education and Colorado Department of Education.

Does Oklahoma State Department of Education have an API?

No public API is recorded for Oklahoma State Department of Education.

What industry is Oklahoma State Department of Education in?

Oklahoma State Department of Education's product category is Public Education Administration. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAJ, State/Provincial Education Department Administration, with a secondary code of EDAFAEAO, Compliance, State Reporting & Education Data Exchange (Ed-Fi/SIF). Its NAICS code is 923110 and its SIC code is 8200.

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The Journal RecordOklahoma ends federal program funding third meals for studentsThe Oklahoma State Department of Education has discontinued a federal program that funded third meals for students in schools with extended hours, following encouragement from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to ensure compliance and program integrity. The decision has prompted complaints from affected districts, though state officials assert that schools can transition to alternative federal programs supporting after-school care meals.The Journal RecordOklahoma grows statewide team of reading coaches as new literacy laws take effectOklahoma's State Department of Education has expanded its HEROES Literacy Instructional Team to 24 reading coaches and six regional supervisors to support implementation of the updated Strong Readers Act, which made the program permanent and mandates more intensive coaching at 120 elementary schools. The larger team will provide deeper support to fewer schools, with each coach assigned up to five sites to visit multiple days weekly, replacing the previous model where 14 coaches covered 150 schools with limited engagement. Beginning in 2027-28, third graders who score below basic reading levels on state tests will be retained, and every district must now employ or contract with a reading specialist.Oklahoma VoiceNew recess law, state policy change causing surprise challenges for Oklahoma schools • Oklahoma VoiceOklahoma public schools are facing logistical challenges after Senate Bill 1481 doubled the mandatory recess time to 40 minutes and the State Department of Education clarified that this time no longer counts toward required instructional hours. Districts such as Granite, Western Heights, and Oklahoma City Public Schools are forced to lengthen school days or add calendar days to comply with the new regulations. These operational changes have triggered immediate scheduling adjustments and ongoing negotiations with teacher unions regarding staff compensation for extended working hours.KOKHConfusion among school districts surrounding new 40 minute recess requirementOklahoma public schools must provide 40 minutes of daily recess for students in kindergarten through fifth grade as a condition of accreditation under new legislation passed during the recent legislative session. State Representative Jacob Rosecrants is addressing confusion regarding whether this time must be a single block or can be split, clarifying that districts have flexibility in implementation. The Oklahoma State Department of Education is currently working to issue clear guidance to resolve discrepancies between initial interpretations and the law's intent.Education WeekBible Tales, Election Denial Aren’t in Okla.'s Proposed Social Studies StandardsOklahoma’s State Department of Education has released proposed social studies standards that exclude Bible stories and claims about 2020 election discrepancies championed by former Superintendent Ryan Walters. The new draft focuses on political polarization and the global impact of COVID-19, significantly reducing references to Christianity compared to previous versions. These standards are currently under public comment following a state Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the prior iteration due to procedural violations.KOKHOSDE opens public comment on revised 2026 Oklahoma Social Studies StandardsThe Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has opened a public comment period for the revised Draft Oklahoma Academic Standards for Social Studies, which were published on January 29, 2026. This review follows an additional assessment mandated by a recent Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling. Stakeholders are invited to submit feedback by February 18, 2026.OklahomaparentscenterAssistive Technology – Oklahoma Parents CenterThe article defines Assistive Technology (AT) and outlines the legal framework established by the Assistive Technology Act, which mandates that AT be considered for students with disabilities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). It details how Oklahoma ABLE Tech serves as the state's AT Act Program to provide devices, services, and training to support these educational requirements. The text also provides contact information for the Oklahoma State Department of Education program director.ReutersOklahoma abandons requirement for Bibles in every classroomOklahoma's Department of Education rescinded a 2024 directive requiring Bibles in classrooms, which had been challenged as unconstitutional. The new superintendent, Lindel Fields, said the state will not distribute Bibles or a Biblical character education curriculum. The court gave him two weeks to decide, and he declined to continue.Oklahoma VoiceOklahoma Education Department official resigned over ‘fundamental’ issues in the agency • Oklahoma VoiceChief Compliance Officer Kourtney Heard resigned from the Oklahoma State Department of Education on April 4, citing fundamental operational issues including manipulation of school accreditation. Her resignation letter, withheld by the department, alleges these problems hinder student outcomes. The department refuses to release resignation letters, citing privacy, while a lawsuit challenges the withholding.YahooOklahoma missed deadline to include test scores in US News Best High Schools in Oklahoma listOklahoma's state education department missed a deadline to grant permission for US News to include AP test scores in its 2024 Best High Schools rankings. The scores make up nearly a third of each school's cumulative ranking, and eight of the top 10 schools show 'N/A' for their College Readiness Index. The department has sent a letter confirming permission for the 2025 rankings.