Talk:List of private schools in Oklahoma

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According to the OPSAC webpage:

OPSAC is not an accrediting agency. It is, instead, a consortium of accrediting

agencies whose primary purpose is to maintain standards among its member agencies.

Schools must apply to OPSAC member agencies for accreditation.

So, it is technically incorrect to say that OPSAC accredits these schools. They have a list of members, which organizes the schools by accediting agencies. My count of schools is 76 as well, so two schools were snuck on the list that maybe shouldn't be there. I'm going to rearrange the page to match OPSAC's format, and find the culprits. --JohnWhitlock 05:29, 4 March 2006 (UTC)Reply

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