Oklahoma HB3409 establishes quality standards for child care programs through a Quality Rating and Improvement System.
Oklahoma HB3409, known as the Child Care Reform Act of 2026, introduces quality standards for child care programs. It mandates the implementation of a Quality Rating and Improvement System to assess and improve child care services. The Department of Human Services is prohibited from using accreditation status as a criterion in this system. The act is set to become effective on November 1, 2026.
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