This annual report presents information on the Oklahoma Educational Indicators Program, a system developed in accord with the Oklahoma Education Reform Act of 1990 to assess public schools and school districts. This report provides data in tabular form related to test results and other outcomes, as well as student and teacher information, for each public school site. District and state reports, separately published, present information at those levels. The Oklahoma student enrollment of 594,338 in 1993 represents a 3.7% increase over 1990. These students are served by 39,920 full-time equivalent staff. There has been an increase in test scores over 1990 in all grades taking the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills and the Tests of Achievement and Proficiency. While scores on the American College Test were slightly below national averages, scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test were well above the national average and higher than those of 1990. The 1993 report reflects the new cost accounting system in Oklahoma. Ten tables present school indicators. Six appendixes provide supplemental information. (SLD)