Oklahoma is sponsored by the citizen/soldiers of the Oklahoma National Guard. The Air National Guard hosts STARBASE on their bases in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The 138^th Fighter Wing in Tulsa provides administrative offices for STABASE Oklahoma and both Tulsa and the 137^th Refueling Wing at Will Rogers Air National Guard Base in Oklahoma City provide classrooms for the program. Each site hosts tours and provide opportunities for students to experience military technology.

The Army National Guard hosts rocket launches at the Tulsa Army Aviation Support Facility as well as providing a classroom computer lab. Camp Gruber National Training Center near Braggs. Oklahoma hosts one of three Native American Initiative classrooms. The Whitaker Education and Training Center in Pryor hosts the second classroom. The Davis Field Armory hosts the third NAI site for STARBASE.

The Oklahoma Space Grant Consortium partners with STARBASE to provide a funding for student materials and support. This partnership began in 1995 and continues today with STARBASE Oklahoma, Inc. named as an Affliate of the OSGC for the past three years.

The Aerospace Professional Development Center located at Oklahoma State University provides all of the NASA resource materials to teachers in this area through the STARBASE Oklahoma Resource Center.

The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission provides student rockets and materials as well as teacher training through grant funding for the program. For the 2008-09 school year, OAC is providing funding for upgrading software and equipment for the computer labs for all STARBASE sites in Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority (OSIDA) is co-sponsoring a major exhibit with STARBASE that will be housed at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.