Oklahoma public schools by resource index

Okay High School in Okay scored highest of Oklahoma's public schools with 100 or more students on the resource index, 74 of 100: 12.3 students per teacher, 112 students per counselor and 0.9% chronically absent. The index averages staffing, counseling, gifted programs and attendance; it measures resources, not how well students learn.

Resource index 2024-25 × 2021-22 · schools open in 2024-25 with 100+ students and all 4 factors reported; online, alternative, special-education, pre-K-only and correctional programs left out · method

Resource index, highest Oklahoma schoolsOkay High School 74; Lomega Elementary School 72; Cottonwood Public School 72; Snyder High School 72; Waukomis High School 72; Okarche High School 72; Clayton High School 72; Mooreland High School 71; Laverne High School 71; Stratford High School 70.0255075100Okay High School74Lomega Elementary School72Cottonwood Public School72Snyder High School72Waukomis High School72Okarche High School72Clayton High School72Mooreland High School71Laverne High School71Stratford High School70
Resource index, highest Oklahoma schoolsOkay High School 74; Lomega Elementary School 72; Cottonwood Public School 72; Snyder High School 72; Waukomis High School 72; Okarche High School 72; Clayton High School 72; Mooreland High School 71; Laverne High School 71; Stratford High School 70.0255075100Okay High School74Lomega Elementary School72Cottonwood Public School72Snyder High School72Waukomis High School72Okarche High School72Clayton High School72Mooreland High School71Laverne High School71Stratford High School70
Resource index, highest Oklahoma schoolsOkay High School 74; Lomega Elementary School 72; Cottonwood Public School 72; Snyder High School 72; Waukomis High School 72; Okarche High School 72; Clayton High School 72; Mooreland High School 71; Laverne High School 71; Stratford High School 70.050100Okay High School74Lomega Elementary School72Cottonwood Public School72Snyder High School72Waukomis High School72Okarche High School72Clayton High School72Mooreland High School71Laverne High School71Stratford High School70
Resource index, highest Oklahoma schoolsOkay High School 74; Lomega Elementary School 72; Cottonwood Public School 72; Snyder High School 72; Waukomis High School 72; Okarche High School 72; Clayton High School 72; Mooreland High School 71; Laverne High School 71; Stratford High School 70.050100Okay High School74Lomega Elementary School72Cottonwood Public School72Snyder High School72Waukomis High School72Okarche High School72Clayton High School72Mooreland High School71Laverne High School71Stratford High School70

The chart draws the top of the register below; its source is named under the register.

The 50 highest scores, with each factor

SchoolPer teacherPer counselorGiftedChronically absentIndex
Okay High School12.3112Yes0.9%74
Lomega Elementary School10.2116Yes7.5%72
Cottonwood Public School10.2118Yes6.8%72
Snyder High School10.2171Yes3.0%72
Waukomis High School12.268Yes8.3%72
Okarche High School8.0186Yes5.7%72
Clayton High School13.051Yes8.3%72
Mooreland High School10.8154Yes5.2%71
Laverne High School12.291Yes8.3%71
Stratford High School16.072Yes4.8%70
Heritage Elementary11.8164Yes3.3%70
Watonga Middle School11.6165Yes3.5%70
Shady Grove Public School11.8187Yes1.5%70
Kildare Public School11.389Yes11.0%70
Stroud High School11.2214Yes2.7%69
The other 35 on the list
SchoolPer teacherPer counselorGiftedChronically absentIndex
Medford Elementary School11.3103Yes11.8%69
Ringwood Elementary School10.6201Yes4.4%69
Caddo High School11.2185Yes4.3%69
Arapaho-Butler High School12.1187Yes4.0%69
Rock Creek High School11.7146Yes7.2%69
Central High High School13.683Yes8.5%69
Indiahoma Elementary School9.4105Yes13.9%69
Okarche Elementary School11.2174Yes7.3%68
Calera High School12.1154Yes8.3%68
Whitesboro Elementary School11.089Yes15.0%68
Hydro-Eakly High School12.3130Yes8.9%68
Fairland Middle School14.4154Yes4.5%68
Kingfisher High School11.0200Yes7.0%67
Panama High School17.2104Yes4.5%67
Sayre High School16.267Yes10.0%67
Dibble Middle School17.7108Yes3.6%67
Bray-Doyle Elementary School11.495Yes15.7%67
Stroud Middle School11.4201Yes6.2%67
Garber High School11.1273Yes0.8%67
Fox Elementary School13.6114Yes9.7%67
Eufaula High School15.2195Yes2.7%66
Stigler Middle School13.2115Yes11.9%66
Keys High School11.7141Yes11.7%66
Blackwell Middle School12.4253Yes1.9%66
New Lima Elementary School14.382Yes13.6%66
Fairland High School17.7117Yes4.5%66
Vanoss High School13.5185Yes5.4%66
Mark Twain Elementary School14.8175Yes5.4%66
Welch Elementary School13.5150Yes8.9%66
Stilwell Elementary School12.5176Yes9.4%65
Hennessey Lower Elementary School12.5217Yes6.0%65
Lone Grove Intermediate School14.7204Yes4.0%65
Tishomingo High School13.994Yes13.6%65
Silo Middle School12.5156Yes11.0%65
Rattan Elementary School11.9225Yes6.7%65

Source: NCES CCD 2024-25 (students per teacher); CRDC 2021-22 (counselors on CRDC enrollment, gifted program); EDFacts 2022-23 (chronic absenteeism). Index: the mean of the factors reported, each 0 to 100.

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Questions about the resource index

  1. Which Oklahoma public schools have the most resources?
    Okay High School in Okay scored 74 of 100 on the PlainSchools resource index, the highest of Oklahoma's schools with 100 or more students that report all four of its factors.
  2. How is the resource index calculated?
    It averages up to four factors, each scored 0 to 100: students per teacher (2024-25; 0 at 25 or more), students per counselor (CRDC 2021-22; 0 at 500 or more), a gifted program (CRDC 2021-22; 70 if offered, 30 if not) and chronic absenteeism (EDFacts 2022-23; 0 at 40% or more). It measures resources, not test scores or teaching quality.

Sources

Source: NCES Common Core of Data School membership and staff · 2024-25

Source: U.S. Department of Education, Civil Rights Data Collection Counselors and gifted programs · 2021-22

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