The Oklahoma State Department of Education released the 2024 Oklahoma School Report Cards last week, revealing a wide range of performance grades for schools in western Oklahoma. The report cards measure academic achievement, growth, attendance, and other factors, providing a snapshot of each school’s performance.
Elk City Schools
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High School: C
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Middle School: B
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Elementary: C
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Intermediate: C
Erick Schools
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High School: C
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Elementary: B
Merritt Schools
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High School: B
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Elementary: B
Sayre Schools
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High School: C
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Middle School: C
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Elementary: C
Arapaho-Butler Schools
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High School: C
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Elementary: A
Clinton Schools
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High School: C
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Middle School: C
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Nance Elementary: C
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Southwest Elementary: D
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Washington Elementary: C
Weatherford Schools
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High School: B
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Middle School: D
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Burcham Elementary: B
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East Intermediate: C
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Stafford Elementary: B
Thomas-Fay-Custer Schools
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High School: B
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Junior High: C
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Elementary: B
Sentinel Schools
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High School: B
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McMurray Elementary: C
Burns Flat-Dill City Schools
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High School: D
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Will Rogers Elementary: D
Canute Schools
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High School: C
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Elementary: B
Cordell Schools
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High School: C
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Junior High: D
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Elementary: C
Cheyenne Schools
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High School: B
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Elementary: A
Hammon Schools
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High School: C
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Elementary: C
Leedey Schools
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High School: B
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Elementary: B
Reydon Schools
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High School: A
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Elementary: A
Sweetwater Schools
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High School: A
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Elementary: C
Understanding the Report Cards
According to the Oklahoma State Department of Education, the report cards are based on several indicators, such as academic achievement, growth, absenteeism, graduation rates, and postsecondary readiness. Each indicator is assigned a point value that contributes to a school’s overall letter grade.
The state emphasizes that these grades are only part of the story. “No school report card tells the full story of a school,” the Department’s website states, adding that education extends beyond a single grade or score. The goal is to provide families and communities with insights into areas of strength and improvement while recognizing that every school has unique successes and challenges.
Contextual information, including per-pupil expenditures, educator qualifications, and national data comparisons, further highlights each school’s performance. The report cards aim to support accountability while fostering a shared commitment to student and school growth.
For more information and to view detailed report cards for all Oklahoma schools, visit the Oklahoma State Department of Education website.
