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OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City Public Schools is a multi-cultural district serving approximately 43,000 students. Our students are educated throughout 55 neighborhood elementary schools, 17 secondary schools, 4 special centers, and 13 charter schools located in a 135.5 square miles in the center of Oklahoma. We employ approximately 4,600 administrators, teachers, and support personnel who serve a student population which comprises of 3% Asian, 5% Native American, 20% Caucasian, 27% African American, and 45% Hispanic individuals. Additionally, 13%of our population have disabilities or special needs and 28% of our students are English Language Learners.
TULSA

The mission of Tulsa Public Schools is to provide a quality learning experience for every student, every day, without exception.
EDMOND

Edmond Public Schools is the fourth largest public school district in Oklahoma, serving roughly 22,500 students and employing more than 2500 people. Our mission of, "Empowering all students to succeed in a changing society,” guides us as we prepare students to be lifelong learners and responsible citizens in a constantly changing and diverse world.
MOORE

The Moore School District has been providing high quality education to students in the metropolitan area of Moore and south Oklahoma City for more than 100 years. The principles that guide this district include high student achievement, outstanding instruction, and strong community involvement. Success in these areas continues to make Moore one of the state's finest school systems. Moore Public Schools offers pre-K through 12th grade in the suburban areas of Moore and south Oklahoma City. With a student population of over 23,000, the system is the third largest in the state.
PUTNAM CITY

The mission of Putnam City Schools is to prepare our students to be responsible citizens and lifelong learners. It's a mission in which we are succeeding. Consider: For 19 consecutive years, Putnam City Schools has been selected as one of the top school systems in the nation as a recipient of the SchoolMatch "What Parents Want Award." SchoolMatch maintains information on every public school system in the country to help employees transferred by their companies find schools that match the needs of their children. Criteria used in selecting winners of the "What Parents Want Award" include curriculum, academic test scores, recognition for excellence, library/media services, class size and above average expenditures on pupil instruction. In the 26 years Academic All-Staters have been named by the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence, 111 Putnam City students have been so honored, the third-highest number of any school system in the state. Selection of scholars for this honor has been described by University of Oklahoma President and Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Chairman and Founder David L. Boren as "Oklahoma’s most rigorous academic competition."
BROKEN ARROW

Broken Arrow's school district is a combination suburban community, with nearby agricultural areas and a growing business and industrial base. The school district has fifteen elementary schools, five middle schools, two intermediate schools, and one senior high school serve students. The mission of Broken Arrow Public Schools is to educate, equip and empower a community of learners by providing dynamic learning opportunities which enable all students to be successful.
NORMAN

Located in the 3rd largest city in Oklahoma and the home of the University of Oklahoma, NPS serves approximately 15,000 students in pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. Led by state and nationally distinguished Superintendent Dr. Joseph Siano since 2000, it is the 10th largest school district in the state, yet has the 2nd highest number of National Merit Semifinalists and Finalists, U.S. Blue Ribbon Schools, Oklahoma Reward Schools and National Board Certified teachers. Both U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek magazine have named the districts' high schools among the top 5 percent nationally and NPS is the only district in the state to have all of its high schools recognized by both publications in 2012. In any given year, NPS earns State Championships in various athletics, fine arts and academic events. In fact, it also is home to the two-time WORLD champion Norman Advanced Robotics team and, in 2012, men's soccer at Norman North was named NATIONAL champions by ESPN. At NPS, we excel at it all!
UNION

Union Public Schools, Independent District #9, Tulsa County, is a premiere Oklahoma school district “ahead of the curve” on college and career readiness and expanded avenues for individual student success. Its strong sense of community is underscored in its theme, “Working to Form a More Perfect Union.” Nearly 15,000 students, pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, reside within a 28-square-mile boundary encompassing both southeast Tulsa and a portion of Broken Arrow. The school system is the heart of the community and serves as a unifying force. It is our mission to provide our community of learners with educational opportunities to acquire and develop the best possible academic, vocational, recreational, social and participatory skills, enabling them to become valued, contributing members of a changing global society.
LAWTON

The mission of LAWTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS is to ensure the HIGHEST QUALITY INSTRUCTION in order to create the MOST SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS.
MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY

The Midwest City-Del City School District located immediately east of Oklahoma City, provides a comprehensive educational program for over 14,000 students. The district attracts the finest teachers available because of location, facilities, commitment to education, and a salary schedule which is one of the highest in the state. The right school with the right educational environment can make all the difference in your child's life. Mid-Del has developed a wide variety of academic, enrichment, and extracurricular programs to meet the needs of our students. Our schools emphasize active student learning, higher order thinking, reading and writing across the curriculum, cooperative learning, parental involvement, and high expectations for personal achievement. We stress scholastic excellence with special emphasis on the basics. Ours is a school district where the priorities are teaching and learning. Our philosophy is simple. We seek to provide the best education possible for your children. The right schools. The right locations. The right environment. The right people. We welcome the opportunity to serve you and your family.
JENKS

Jenks Public Schools, inspired by a tradition of excellence, is committed to the shared responsibility of preparing all learners for productive, responsible citizenship in an ever-changing world.
MUSTANG

Empowering today to achieve a better tomorrow
OWASSO

Owasso Public Schools is the one of the largest school districts in the State of Oklahoma. The OPS School System incorporates seventy-two square miles including territory in Tulsa and Rogers Counties. We are located just north of Tulsa, Oklahoma, divided north to south by Highway 169. The Owasso School District provides excellent physical facilities and equipment to support a quality program that meets the educational requirements of the students. School buildings and auxiliary facilities afford maximum safety, protection of health, and accommodations to the physical conditions of those who use them. In addition to an excellent teaching staff, every school has a qualified counselor and a media specialist. Owasso Public Schools also has seven, full-time registered nurses to provide health services and accommodate the needs of the students in the system.
YUKON

"Excellence in Education" is our foundational cornerstone. We strive daily to provide academic programs, outstanding extracurricular activities, and safe and inviting facilities for our students, faculty, and staff. As a leading school district in Oklahoma, we experience an increase in our student population annually. We place a high degree of importance on parent and community involvement within our schools. We encourage our community leaders and parents to partner with us as we endeavor to do what is best for each child. In Yukon, our efforts to hire the finest quality educators are taken to heart. Our pride and loyalty run deep, as many of our faculty and staff members are Yukon High School graduates.
ENID

Enid Public Schools is a student-centered district that consists of one high school, three middle schools and ten elementary schools, which are commonly referred to as "neighborhood" schools. The district also has an alternative school, as well as an adult education center. EPS offers students a rigorous, college-bound curriculum with personalized instruction designed to meet the needs of all students. The district provides enrichment/gifted education opportunities at all levels, including 16 AP classes and concurrent enrollment options at EHS. EPS also provides a comprehensive special education program with a staff that includes two national award winners. For its youngest students, EPS offers developmentally appropriate pre-kindergarten to second-grade classes, with a full-time early childhood consultant on staff. The heart of the district is its highly qualified teaching staff. The district’s personnel department follows a strategic, research-based process to find the most valuable candidate for each available position. The backbone of the district is its support staff, whose members are essential to the daily mission of the system. EPS believes in educating the whole child. The health services staff includes two Nationally Board Certified school nurses. The district also works collaboratively with local social service agencies to provide students and their families with any assistance they may need.
MUSKOGEE

One Team, One Vision, One Community · Dedicated to Excellence · Educating all Students to be Successful in an Ever Changing Society · Achieved through Shared Leadership
BARTLESVILLE

The Bartlesville Public School District has six elementary schools which serve students from pre-kindergarten until the fifth grade, with an enrollment of approximately 3,000 students. The elementary schools operate with a nurturing homeroom environment to provide individual support and attention for the students. Music, art and physical education classes are provided in addition to regular classroom subjects. The secondary school program consists of Central and Madison middle schools, the Bartlesville Mid-High School and Bartlesville High School. Central and Madison are for students from grades six through eight while the Mid-High is for freshmen and sophomores. Bartlesville High School is home to the district's juniors and seniors. The combined enrollment for the four schools is approximately 3,000 students. In addition to the core curriculum, the secondary program offers a variety of courses such as foreign languages, art, music, speech and several advanced placement classes. Specialists in the areas of learning disabilities, library, counseling, physical education and vocal and instrumental music serve on staff at all 10 schools within the district. The district's special education program employs specialists to aid exceptional students with physical and mental handicaps. A team of gifted/talented consultants work directly with students and teachers to meet the needs of our gifted student population. In all, approximately 6,000 students are enrolled within the Bartlesville Public School District and the district has over 800 employees.
STILLWATER

The mission of Stillwater Public Schools is to provide a learning environment that respects the individual needs of its students and helps them to reach their full potential.
BIXBY

We are a close-knit community situated just 15 minutes south of Tulsa and are proud to be the fastest growing community in the state. Our school district is proud of its commitment to excellence in education and its student achievement. Such commitment to excellence comes in part from Bixby' strong community spirit, where our citizens are proud of their youth and show great support for the district's academic growth and athletics.
CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK

Choctaw-Nicoma Park Schools provide instructional services in total or in part of five incorporated municipalities in Eastern Oklahoma County: Choctaw, Nicoma Park, Midwest City, Harrah, and Oklahoma City. Students receive high-quality, well-planned educational experiences within a contemporary and rich curriculum. Over 300 fully-certified instructional personnel serve district students. The educational program offered by the district reflects state and regional accreditation requirements and proficiencies. In providing the most positive educational experience possible for our students serious consideration is given to students' academic, social, emotional, and physical developmental needs. We encourage parents to participate in their child's education through volunteer work, parent-teacher conferences and parent training programs. A strong correlation exists between parental involvement in the educational process and a child's success in school. Grades K-12 are accredited by the Oklahoma Department of Education. Gifted and Talented and Special Education classes are comprehensive and available to qualified students. Each Choctaw-Nicoma Park School operates a modern Library Media Center directed by a full-time Library Media Specialist and a full-time Media Assistant. Each school offers automated circulation and current technology to provide up to date materials for students and faculty.
SAND SPRINGS

In close partnership with our community, Sand Springs Schools shall create a safe, positive environment to empower, enable, and inspire life-long learners through quality education to reach their full potential as respectful and responsible citizens fulfilling their dreams in an ever-changing world.
PONCA CITY

Our mission is to ensure that all students are prepared to live and work successfully in a global society.
DEER CREEK

Deer Creek School District will prepare its community of learners for life’s future challenges in a global-based society
SHAWNEE

Shawnee Schools is a district of 4,000 students in grades PK-12 and eight school sites. Shawnee has a rich community culture reflected in the diversity of the student population composed of Native Americans, African Americans, Hispanics and Caucasians. The board of education and school district is committed to providing all students outstanding academic and extracurricular programs. Shawnee Schools, established in 1895, have been educating children well before Oklahoma’s statehood with the first schools. Shawnee Schools embarked upon a new era of community and district progress with the renovation of elementary sites, construction of the Middle School in 2001, the Early Childhood Center in 2007 and most recently the Performing Arts and Athletic Center in 2008. Located on the high school campus, the new performing arts and athletic facility, hosted numerous athletic events, fine art performances and Project Graduation. Last year was a tremendously successful year with many district and student successes and accomplishments. Multiple student groups and teams were recognized locally and on the state level for their championship performances. As educators push themselves to higher levels of expertise, the teaching staff continues to grow in knowledge and skills. Summer of 2009 had 552 staff participate in over 39 district workshops. Twenty-four district teachers have attained National Board Certification and all staff constantly strive to improve the learning environment for all students. From bus drivers to maintenance, all staff play a critical role in making school a successful day to day operation.
CLAREMORE
SAPULPA

The mission of Sapulpa Public Schools, in partnership with the community, is to provide a premier education to ensure that every student achieves success in a global society.
DUNCAN
WESTERN HEIGHTS

Western Heights Public Schools is a small independent school district located on the southwest side of Oklahoma City. The District is small enough for us to know our students and large enough to provide exciting opportunities for the staff and students. For example, Western Heights has implemented a tremendous technology initiative. Teachers, parents, and administrators operate on a continual school improvement process. Site level teams identify indicators of student success and areas which need attention. Plans are continually monitored and revised to correspond to student needs. Western Heights provides accelerated classes, honors classes, remedial classes, an inclusive special education environment, alternative school, School to Work initiatives, NJROTC, athletics, and a variety of clubs and after school activities. The district is well known throughout the State of Oklahoma for its outstanding vocal and instrumental music programs. Athletes compete annually on the state level.
ALTUS

Altus...Where all students are primed to become successful and productive citizens in a safe, positive environment by accountable stakeholders who develop high academic skills and inspire personal dreams. The Altus Public School System is a place with a vision shared by all. In our community, commitment to our children's future has become a common bond. We expect academic excellence, and we are proud of the people and programs in our schools which make dreams grow every day for our students.
DURANT

The Mission of our learning community is to work together to assure that every child feels important and is empowered to be a happy, successful and responsible human being.
GUTHRIE

It is the mission of the Guthrie Public Schools to empower all students with the tools necessary to become productive members of society through a cooperative effort between student, home, school, and community. The Guthrie Public School District believes in the worth and dignity of each individual, in that people are our greatest resource and children are our future.
TAHLEQUAH

Tahlequah Public Schools is committed to providing all students with a quality education within a safe and caring learning environment.
COWETA

Over the past few years, Coweta Schools has experienced substantial growth. Currently, we serve over 3,300 students at eight different sites. The school district is part of a growing and vibrant community that recognizes the value of education and works in partnership with us to promote excellence. Whether our students are a part of our nationally recognized band program, one of our many Pre-AP or AP courses, or a club or an organization, they are all on a path to success. Our teachers are supported by a committed school board, quality administrators, involved parents, and a caring community that combine to provide a first-class education that prepares all children for a successful future. The school district offers a variety of learning opportunities to meet the diverse needs of our students. We have a comprehensive high school (grades 10-12) along with an intermediate high school (9th grade), a junior high school (grades 7 & 8), two intermediate grade centers (grades 4 through 6), and three lower elementary schools (grades Pre K through 3rd grade). Additionally, Coweta Public Schools offers an Alternative Education Academy as well as a Gifted and Talented program. Character Education is a primary focus at each of Coweta's schools.
PIEDMONT
ARDMORE

We are a diverse and dynamic learning community. As the largest school in Carter County, we offer a broad range of programs and learning opportunities that are enhanced by strong support from families and the community. Ardmore is nestled at the foot of the Arbuckle Mountains and is surrounded by seven lakes totaling 100,000 acres. Its strategic location on I-35, just 90 miles from either Dallas or Oklahoma City, gives Ardmore a unique market proximity. The advent of the Santa Fe Railroad in 1887 marked the beginning of Ardmore. It was named by Santa Fe Railroad agents after Ardmore, Pennsylvania, which had been named after Ardmore By-the-Sea, Ireland and means “high point” for its lighthouse. On March 11, 1899, Ardmore City Schools held their first Board of Education meeting. After 25 meetings over a period of seven months, Ardmore City Schools opened their doors to students for the first time. The date was September 20, 1899; the place was Indian Territory. Now, over 100 years later, Ardmore City Schools is still going strong. We are proud of our diverse student population of over 3,000 students, which reflects the faces of our great nation. Our mission is to educate all students through an unconditional commitment to quality and high standards.
MCALESTER

McAlester Public Schools has a long tradition of excellence, starting with the first high school graduating class in 1903. Our graduates have gone on to achieve significant positions, such as: United States Congress Speaker of the House of Representatives; Governor of Oklahoma; Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice; Five Star General; as well as many renowned alumni in the fields of professional athletics, art, music, business, and education. The mission of McAlester Public Schools is to join the home and community in developing educated and responsible citizens.
WOODWARD

"Woodward Boomers are life-long learners with a pioneer spirit, ready for the future!"
NOBLE

We are... dedicated to provide our students with a positive learning climate, which encourages a passion for discovery and achievement. We feel students are entitled to learn in an orderly environment of mutual respect and concern among peers and teachers. Each day our mission is to provide challenging and creative lessons through which our students have the opportunity to master academic as well as social and personal skills that will lead to healthy living, foster success, and inspire lifelong learning. Each day our mission is to hold ourselves and our students accountable for positive actions, personal growth and caring relationships, enhanced through a strong partnership between home and school.
GUYMON

In the Guymon Public Schools, all students can learn, although it may be at different rates, in different modalities, and at different levels. It is the mission of the Guymon Public Schools to provide educational experiences and a safe learning climate which will insure that each student is competent in mandated Priority Academic Student Skills and one which will enhance each student's opportunity to be a productive, well-prepared citizen.
ADA
COLLINSVILLE
PRYOR

Pryor Public Schools has a long and rich tradition of academic excellence and student activities. The overall success of the system can be attributed to strong support from the Pryor community, a high level of parent involvement, and the commitment of highly qualified administrators, teachers, and support personnel.
GROVE

Grove Public Schools offers pre-K through 12th Grade. Grove High School has an ADM of 712.52. Grove is a 5A school; and out of 484 Oklahoma schools, we are the 62nd-largest high school in the state. We have a student population of approximately 2,570 students, 180 faculty members, and 134 support staff members.
MIAMI
GLENPOOL

Vision: To develop passionate, prepared, productive learners and thinkers.
SKIATOOK

Skiatook Public Schools is known for its excellence, pride and tradition. Our reputation is based on excellent curriculum, superb faculty and staff, award-winning programs, athletic and academic teams, and a community that supports the school system. Located just north of Tulsa nestled in the Osage Hills, the community has easy access from US 75 and State Highway 20. The district serves just under 2700 students. There are approximately 180 certified personnel and 110 support personnel employed in the district. The district consists of four building sites: 2 elementary, 1 middle school, and 1 high school.
EL RENO

We are located in central Oklahoma just 25 miles west of Oklahoma City along I-40 at the intersection of the ever popular Route 66 and the historical Chisholm Trail (Highway 81). Our district is comprised of 7 instructional sites, including the PK-K Grade Center, the 1st - 2nd Grade Center, the 3rd - 4th Grade Center, the 5th Grade Center, the 6th - 7th Grade Middle School, the the 8th grade Junior High, and the 9th - 12th El Reno High School.
CHICKASHA
ELK CITY

"Elk City students will become life-long learners which will enable them to be cooperative, productive, responsible, and successful in a changing world."
POTEAU

The mission of Poteau Public Schools, in cooperation with the community, is to create safe, productive schools that ensure academic excellence and develop responsible citizens.

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