Oklahoma school data rankings

Compare regular public school districts by one measure at a time, then inspect the underlying profile. Of 506 regular districts, 506 report 2024–25 enrollment and 506 match the FY 2023 finance file. Charter, service, specialized, and other agencies remain in the directory but are excluded from these unlike comparisons.

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Showing 1–25 of 506 regular districts reporting enrollment. NCES CCD 2024–25.

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Districts ordered by the selected measure; positions describe data, not school quality
Position	District	City	Schools	Enrollment
1	TULSA	Tulsa	69	33,617
2	OKLAHOMA CITY	Oklahoma City	59	32,750
3	EDMOND	Edmond	28	25,746
4	MOORE	Moore	34	23,567
5	BROKEN ARROW	Broken Arrow	27	19,882
6	PUTNAM CITY	Warr Acres	26	18,836
7	NORMAN	Norman	25	16,048
8	UNION	Tulsa	17	14,950
9	LAWTON	Lawton	23	13,642
10	MUSTANG	Yukon	16	13,426
11	JENKS	Jenks	8	12,527
12	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	Midwest City	19	12,087
13	OWASSO	Owasso	13	9,761
14	YUKON	Yukon	12	9,597
15	BIXBY	Bixby	10	8,374
16	DEER CREEK	Edmond	9	8,156
17	ENID	Enid	15	7,381
18	BARTLESVILLE	Bartlesville	9	6,181
19	STILLWATER	Stillwater	9	6,049
20	CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK	Choctaw	8	5,828
21	PIEDMONT	Piedmont	8	5,407
22	SAND SPRINGS	Sand Springs	8	4,983
23	MUSKOGEE	MUSKOGEE	10	4,770
24	PONCA CITY	Ponca City	10	4,466
25	CLAREMORE	Claremore	6	3,925

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Largest school districts in Oklahoma

Ordered by 2024–25 reported membership. This is a scale comparison, not a quality ranking.

Rank	Name	Location	Students
1	TULSA 69 schools	Tulsa	33,617
2	OKLAHOMA CITY 59 schools	Oklahoma City	32,750
3	EDMOND 28 schools	Edmond	25,746
4	MOORE 34 schools	Moore	23,567
5	BROKEN ARROW 27 schools	Broken Arrow	19,882
6	PUTNAM CITY 26 schools	Warr Acres	18,836
7	NORMAN 25 schools	Norman	16,048
8	UNION 17 schools	Tulsa	14,950
9	LAWTON 23 schools	Lawton	13,642
10	MUSTANG 16 schools	Yukon	13,426
11	JENKS 8 schools	Jenks	12,527
12	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY 19 schools	Midwest City	12,087
13	OWASSO 13 schools	Owasso	9,761
14	YUKON 12 schools	Yukon	9,597
15	BIXBY 10 schools	Bixby	8,374
16	DEER CREEK 9 schools	Edmond	8,156
17	ENID 15 schools	Enid	7,381
18	BARTLESVILLE 9 schools	Bartlesville	6,181
19	STILLWATER 9 schools	Stillwater	6,049
20	CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK 8 schools	Choctaw	5,828
21	PIEDMONT 8 schools	Piedmont	5,407
22	SAND SPRINGS 8 schools	Sand Springs	4,983
23	MUSKOGEE 10 schools	MUSKOGEE	4,770
24	PONCA CITY 10 schools	Ponca City	4,466
25	CLAREMORE 6 schools	Claremore	3,925

Source: NCES CCD LEA Membership, 2024–25.

Highest spending per pupil in Oklahoma

Ordered by FY 2023 current expenditure per pupil among districts with at least 200 students. District responsibilities and local costs differ.

Rank	Name	Location	Per pupil
1	DOVER 206 students	Dover	$34,959
2	GEARY 241 students	Geary	$28,652
3	FRONTIER 329 students	Red Rock	$26,912
4	MEDFORD 324 students	Medford	$22,931
5	LOMEGA 209 students	Omega	$22,605
6	ALEX 320 students	Alex	$21,174
7	WAYNOKA 232 students	Waynoka	$20,224
8	COVINGTON-DOUGLAS 229 students	Covington	$20,137
9	CALUMET 279 students	Calumet	$19,989
10	CANTON 318 students	Canton	$19,963
11	BRAY-DOYLE 256 students	Marlow	$19,851
12	CLAYTON 216 students	Clayton	$19,502
13	KINGFISHER 1,306 students	Kingfisher	$19,045
14	STUART 205 students	Stuart	$18,922
15	FARGO 226 students	Fargo	$18,919
16	RYAN 251 students	Ryan	$17,341
17	CHOUTEAU-MAZIE 854 students	Chouteau	$17,279
18	SHARON-MUTUAL 218 students	Mutual	$17,171
19	POND CREEK-HUNTER 309 students	Pond Creek	$16,972
20	FORT COBB-BROXTON 259 students	Fort Cobb	$16,935
21	FORT TOWSON 316 students	Fort Towson	$16,888
22	TUPELO 235 students	Tupelo	$16,872
23	TIMBERLAKE 296 students	Helena	$16,797
24	OKARCHE 450 students	Okarche	$16,792
25	WHITESBORO 229 students	Whitesboro	$16,771

Source: NCES School District Finance Survey (F-33), FY 2023. Resource measure only.

Oklahoma high schools with broad reported program access

Counts AP student enrollment, gifted programming, and computer-science classes reported in CRDC. This does not measure course quality, participation rates, or current availability.

Rank	Name	Location	Positive fields
1	BROKEN ARROW HS 09–12 · 37 AP courses	BROKEN ARROW	3 of 3
2	JENKS HS 09–12 · 30 AP courses	JENKS	3 of 3
3	NORTH HS 09–12 · 28 AP courses	EDMOND	3 of 3
4	NORMAN NORTH HS 09–12 · 28 AP courses	NORMAN	3 of 3
5	NORMAN HS 09–12 · 28 AP courses	NORMAN	3 of 3
6	EPIC CHARTER VIRTUAL HS 09–12 · 26 AP courses	EPIC CHARTER VIRTUAL SCHOOL	3 of 3
7	BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HS 09–12 · 26 AP courses	TULSA	3 of 3
8	SANTA FE HS 09–12 · 25 AP courses	EDMOND	3 of 3
9	MEMORIAL HS 09–12 · 25 AP courses	EDMOND	3 of 3
10	THOMAS EDISON PREPARATORY HS 09–12 · 25 AP courses	TULSA	3 of 3
11	OWASSO HS 09–12 · 24 AP courses	OWASSO	3 of 3
12	PUTNAM CITY HS 09–12 · 22 AP courses	PUTNAM CITY	3 of 3
13	WESTMOORE HS 09–12 · 21 AP courses	MOORE	3 of 3
14	EAST CENTRAL HS 09–12 · 21 AP courses	TULSA	3 of 3
15	SOUTHEAST HS 09–12 · 21 AP courses	OKLAHOMA CITY	3 of 3
16	UNION HS 10–12 · 20 AP courses	UNION	3 of 3
17	ENID HS 09–12 · 19 AP courses	ENID	3 of 3
18	PUTNAM CITY NORTH HS 09–12 · 19 AP courses	PUTNAM CITY	3 of 3
19	MUSTANG HS 09–12 · 18 AP courses	MUSTANG	3 of 3
20	MOORE HS 09–12 · 18 AP courses	MOORE	3 of 3
21	BIXBY HS 09–12 · 18 AP courses	BIXBY	3 of 3
22	YUKON HS 09–12 · 17 AP courses	YUKON	3 of 3
23	SOUTHMOORE HS 09–12 · 17 AP courses	MOORE	3 of 3
24	DEER CREEK HS 09–12 · 16 AP courses	DEER CREEK	3 of 3
25	PUTNAM CITY WEST HS 09–12 · 16 AP courses	PUTNAM CITY	3 of 3

Source: CRDC 2021–22. At least two program fields must be known for inclusion.