Bixby Superintendent Ends Bid for Oklahoma State Superintendent

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Rob Miller, the superintendent of Bixby Public Schools, has ended his campaign for Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Miller had announced his bid for the statewide office earlier this year, but has now decided to withdraw from the race.

Why it matters

The race for Oklahoma State Superintendent is a high-profile contest that shapes the direction of education policy across the state. Miller's withdrawal leaves the field open for other candidates to compete for the position.

The details

Miller, who has served as Bixby's superintendent since 2018, cited a desire to focus on his current role and responsibilities in the Bixby school district as the primary reason for ending his campaign. He did not provide any further details about his decision to withdraw from the state superintendent race.

• Miller announced his bid for Oklahoma State Superintendent in January 2026.
• Miller withdrew his candidacy on February 25, 2026.

What’s next

The Oklahoma State Department of Education will continue its search for candidates to run for the state superintendent position in the upcoming election.