Oklahoma · NCES CCD 2024-25

Best-Resourced Public Schools in Oklahoma

Top 50 schools ranked by resource quality score, based on student-teacher ratio, counselor access, gifted programs, and attendance.

74/100
Top score
B
Top grade
68/100
Avg score (top 50)
50
Schools ranked

The ranking in one line

Norwood Public School in Hulbert is Oklahoma's top-resourced public school, scoring 74/100 on the NCES resource index.

74/100
top score (grade B)
12
schools at the top grade (B)
68/100
average across the top 50
#SchoolGradeScore
1Norwood Public SchoolHulbertB74
2Lomega EsLoyalB73
3Kildare Public SchoolPonca CityB73
4Kiowa EsKiowaB72
5Mooreland HsMoorelandB72
6Mark Twain EsDuncanB71
7Caddo HsCaddoB71
8Snyder HsSnyderB71
9Laverne HsLaverneB70
10Shady Grove Public SchoolHulbertB70
11Cottonwood Public SchoolCoalgateB70
12Peavine Public SchoolStilwellB70
13Stratford HsStratfordB-69
14Bray-Doyle EsMarlowB-69
15Waukomis HsWaukomisB-69
16Quinton HsQuintonB-69
17Clayton HsClaytonB-69
18Emerson Alternative Ed. (Hs)Oklahoma CityB-68
19Kingfisher HsKingfisherB-68
20Keys HsPark HillB-68
21Whitesboro EsWhitesboroB-68
22Kinta EsKintaB-68
23Okay HsOkayB-68
24Anderson Public SchoolSand SpringsB-67
25Obuch MsAntlersB-67
26Alex EsAlexB-67
27Greenvale EsOklahoma CityB-67
28Stroud MsStroudB-67
29Heritage ElementaryKingfisherB-67
30Mounds HsMoundsB-67
31Welch EsWelchB-67
32Cameron HsCameronB-67
33Turkey Ford Public SchoolWyandotteB-67
34Cornelsen EsFairviewB-66
35Stroud HsStroudB-66
36Okarche EsOkarcheB-66
37Hydro-Eakly EsHydroB-66
38Ketchum HsKetchumB-66
39Big Pasture EsRandlettB-66
40Arapaho-Butler HsArapahoB-66
41Texhoma EsTexhomaB-66
42Okarche HsOkarcheB-66
43Shattuck HsShattuckB-66
44Emerson EsCoalgateB-65
45Twin Hills Public SchoolOkmulgeeB-65
46Ketchum EsKetchumB-65
47Medford EsMedfordB-65
48Almor West EsLawtonB-65
49Blackwell MsBlackwellB-65
50Wilburton HsWilburtonB-65

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best public schools in Oklahoma?

The highest-ranked school in Oklahoma is Norwood Public School in Hulbert with a quality score of 74/100 (grade B). Rankings are based on student-teacher ratio, counselor availability, gifted programs, and attendance rates from NCES data.

How are school quality scores calculated?

Quality scores (0-100) are computed from NCES data across 4 metrics: student-teacher ratio (lower is better, national avg ~16:1), counselor availability (ASCA recommends 250:1), gifted program availability, and chronic absenteeism rate (lower is better). This measures school resources, not test scores.

Methodology

Quality scores (0-100) are computed from NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) 2024-25 metrics: student-teacher ratio, school counselor availability, gifted program access, and chronic absenteeism rates. Schools must have at least 50 students and data for one or more metrics. This measures resource quality, not test scores. Higher scores indicate smaller class sizes, better counselor access, and lower absenteeism.