Authorized by the Johnson O'Malley Act (JOM) and supervised by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, several programs have been designed to involve the American Indian in the education of his children. Prepared by the director of the Division of Indian Education, this 1963-64 annual report presents pertinent information and statistical data pertaining to each district supported by JOM funds. Discussed in the narrative report are the satisfactory attendance records and the increase in Indian enrollment in schools, the enrollment of high school graduates in various types of post-high school training, and the number of lunches served to the indigent. The statistical report includes an attendance report, the expenditure of contract funds for the schools and administration, the estimated Indian pupil enrollment in 1965, the Indian pupils enrolled by areas and tribes for 1962-63, a map of Indian tribes in Oklahoma, the allocation of funds for special services, and the lunch reimbursement to equalization schools and special service schools. A summary of the aforementioned tables is presented. The appendix includes the negotiated contract, a modification, the budget estimate for 1964-65, the Oklahoma plan for the distribution of Indian education funds under the terms of the JOM contract, an enrollment and attendance table for 1963-64, and a high school Indian senior questionnaire. (HBC)