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The most racially diverse public schools in Rogers County, Oklahoma

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Rogers County, Oklahoma, drawn from 30 qualifying public schools. Wells Middle School leads the list at 74.7%, against a median of 67.5% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
30
Rogers County, Oklahoma
Top Diversity index
74.7%
Median Diversity index
67.5%
MOST DIVERSE · ROGERS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Wells Middle SchoolCatoosa, OK39374.7%36.1%(142)3.3%(13)26.7%(105)3.8%(15)
2Helen Paul Learning CenterCatoosa, OK87374.3%37.8%1.1%21.0%4.0%
3Claremont Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK39172.6%39.4%(154)0.5%(2)16.4%(64)1.3%(5)
4Will Rogers Junior High SchoolClaremore, OK79272.6%41.7%(330)1.8%(14)14.7%(116)2.1%(17)
5Catoosa High SchoolCatoosa, OK54271.9%42.8%(232)2.2%(12)23.8%(129)3.0%(16)
6Cherokee Elementary SchoolCatoosa, OK85771.7%39.3%(337)5.4%(46)22.8%(195)5.1%(44)
7Westside Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK50171.7%40.7%(204)0.4%(2)14.4%(72)1.0%(5)
8Roosa Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK37671.6%41.5%(156)0.3%(1)14.4%(54)1.3%(5)
9Catalayah Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK51671.4%43.2%(223)1.0%(5)12.8%(66)2.9%(15)
10Art Goad Elementary SchoolChelsea, OK37771.2%32.9%(124)0.8%(3)5.8%(22)2.1%(8)
11Inola Elementary SchoolInola, OK53869.7%44.4%(239)0.4%(2)7.6%(41)3.4%(18)
12Claremore High SchoolClaremore, OK1,34969.5%46.8%(631)1.3%(18)14.1%(190)1.6%(21)
13Inola Middle SchoolInola, OK39169.2%46.5%(182)0.5%(2)6.4%(25)5.6%(22)
14Chelsea High SchoolChelsea, OK24568.6%38.0%(93)1.2%(3)6.1%(15)2.5%(6)
15Verdigris Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK42467.8%47.9%(203)1.4%(6)8.0%(34)1.2%(5)
16Sequoyah Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK63767.2%44.4%(283)0.2%(1)6.8%(43)1.6%(10)
17Inola High SchoolInola, OK42966.6%49.9%(214)0.5%(2)7.9%(34)3.7%(16)
18Verdigris Junior High SchoolClaremore, OK21566.6%51.6%(111)2.8%(6)9.3%(20)2.8%(6)
19Justus-Tiawah Public SchoolClaremore, OK46066.6%48.0%(221)0.4%(2)8.3%(38)2.2%(10)
20Sequoyah High SchoolClaremore, OK36666.5%49.5%(181)1.1%(4)5.7%(21)2.5%(9)
21Sequoyah Middle SchoolClaremore, OK28465.1%50.4%(143)1.1%(3)3.9%(11)2.1%(6)
22Oologah-Talala Middle SchoolOologah, OK35064.8%51.7%(181)0.3%(1)3.4%(12)4.6%(16)
23Foyil Elementary SchoolFoyil, OK23364.4%50.6%(118)0.4%(1)5.6%(13)0.4%(1)
24Verdigris Upper Elementary SchoolClaremore, OK31464.3%51.3%(161)0.3%(1)4.5%(14)1.9%(6)
25Oologah-Talala Lower Elementary SchoolOologah, OK33364.0%53.8%(179)0.3%(1)4.5%(15)5.7%(19)
26Oologah-Talala High SchoolOologah, OK52563.0%55.2%(290)0.4%(2)5.7%(30)4.2%(22)
27Verdigris High SchoolClaremore, OK39961.8%56.6%(226)0.8%(3)9.3%(37)0.8%(3)
28Oologah-Talala Upper Elementary SchoolOologah, OK50161.6%56.3%(282)0.4%(2)4.6%(23)3.4%(17)
29Pamela Hodson Elementary SchoolOwasso, OK56361.5%57.0%(321)1.9%(11)9.1%(51)6.9%(39)
30Stone Canyon Elementary SchoolOwasso, OK58553.1%65.8%(385)1.0%(6)9.7%(57)4.3%(25)
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