The newly created Office of Indian Education (OIE) at the Oregon Department of Education is pleased to share the new strategic American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Student Success Plan. This five-year state plan will guide agency decision-making through 2020-2025. This plan provides Oregon communities with a refreshed mission that centers shared goals and sets specific data-driven priorities designed to meet the needs of AI/AN students in the state of Oregon. This plan is grounded with the overarching goal of success for AI/AN students and out-of-school youth. Development of the AI/AN Student Success Plan was a collaborative effort shared by the AI/AN Advisory Committee Members, AI/AN students and youth, tribes, Oregon Department of Education (ODE) leadership, the Government-to-Government Education Cluster (comprised of appointed representatives from each of the nine federally recognized tribes in Oregon), the general AI/AN community and other committed stakeholders. By engaging the wider community through public community conversations and data analyses, OIE worked to center the voices, needs and experiences of AI/AN students and youth. The OIE team shared leadership over several months to create a five-year roadmap with set objectives that will improve the ways the Oregon Department of Education supports equity and excellence for each AI/AN student. In each section, the authors have identified specific objectives, strategies and key indicators that will allow measurement of the state's progress and prioritizes resources in a way that honors the mission, vision and values and centers the communities served as a whole. The purpose of the American Indian/Alaska Native Student Success Plan is to share a vision and identify actionable strategies for working together to achieve that vision. The AI/AN Student Success Plan is a proven strategy that will increase attendance rates, high school graduation rates and create a pathway for equity and excellence for all AI/AN students.