Exempts family child care providers licensed by one of the military services or by the Coast Guard from the Oklahoma Child Care Facilities Licensing Act. Note the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, responsible for child care licensing, has stated certifications completed by the military services or by the Coast Guard are equivalent to the licensing requirements in the state of Oklahoma.

The law requires the Governor to accept concurrent jurisdiction over a military installation when a request is filed pursuant to certain requirements, and record the information with the Oklahoma Secretary of State.

In 2025, Oklahoma school choice options for military families were expanded from a district of choice to a school of choice. The law also clarified that when families utilize advance enrollment, work must begin on transferring with Section 504 accommodations, including a transfer of records, needed evaluations, and meetings to ensure comparable services are in place when the child arrives.

Directs the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to notify military authorities of certain child abuse and neglect reports; requiring investigation include inquiry about active duty military status; providing for collection and reporting of information to military authorities; authorizing disclosure of records to military authorities without a court order.

SB 1345 updated the definition of armed forces in appropriate OK statutes to be inclusive of the United States Space Force.