Oklahoma Academic Standards serve as expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of the school year. These standards were written by Oklahomans for Oklahoma.
The development, review, and revision process involves stakeholders throughout the state of Oklahoma and is an ongoing and critical component to ensuring Oklahoma students in every classroom receive current and relevant learning experiences.
The goal is that all students be college and career ready upon graduation from high school.
Subject | Standards | Assessments |
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Computer Science | OAS (2018) | No state Assessment |
English Language Arts |
OSTP: Grades 3-8, and CCRA Grade 11 |
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Mathematics | OAS (2016) | OSTP: Grades 3-8, and CCRA Grade 11 |
Science | OAS (2020) new | OSTP: Grades 5, 8, and CCRA Grade 11 |
Social Studies | OAS (2019) new | High School American History Grades 10-12 |
Fine Arts | OAS (2020) | Credit(s) required for graduation |
Personal Financial Literacy | OAS (2019) new | Competencies required for graduation |
World Languages | OAS (2015) | Credit(s) required for graduation |
Health/Safety | OAS (2016) | No state assessment |
Physical Education | OAS (2016) | No state assessment |
Library Media Integrated |
AASL (2018) | No state assessment |
Education Technology Integrated | ISTE (2016) | No state assessment |
AASL - American Association of School Librarians OAS - Oklahoma Academic Standards ISTE - International Society for Technology in Education |
OSTP - Oklahoma School Testing Program |
What Oklahoma Academic Standards Do | What Oklahoma Academic Standards Do Not |
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The Oklahoma Academic Standards were not written or funded by the Federal Government. Oklahoma educators and content specialists participated in the writing, review and feedback process of the Oklahoma Academic Standards. |
See the support letters we have received from schools and organizations throughout Oklahoma.
If you would like to send a letter of support, please use the following contact information:
Please mail letters of support to:
Oklahoma State Board of Education
2500 N. Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Or email to:
Terrie Cheadle, Chief Executive Secretary
Oklahoma State Board of Education
Terrie.Cheadle@sde.ok.gov
Find information on the Standards Setting Steering Committee and about the process of developing 2016 state standards in math and English language arts.
Visit archived Oklahoma’s PK-12 academic standards.