A narrative summary of program accomplishments, tabular data detailing program expenditures, and modifications of the negotiated contract between the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Oklahoma State Department of Education comprise the 1981 annual report of the Johnson-O'Malley (JOM) Indian Education Program in Eastern Oklahoma, which provides academic programs and educational support monies for eligible Indian students. Expenditures under the 1980-1981 contract totaled $2,532,561.52 to serve 15,872 students. A total of 189 schools in 37 counties received funds for educational programs. Three workshops were conducted in 1981. Local parent committee workshops and inservice training sessions for the JOM home/school and teacher aides were held at Northeastern State University and East Central State University. For the third consecutive year, the JOM Development Training Programs for Indian Youth were held at Northeastern, East Central, and Southeastern Universities, during which 126 students participated in 6 days of intensive leadership training. Exhibits detail program expenditures: by counties; for special programs and educational support by schools within each county; for special projects/cooperative programs; and for training workshops and state committee meetings, program administration, and instruction. Also included are the names of JOM staff and map locations of Eastern Oklahoma tribes. (CM)