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The public middle schools with the most Native American students in Oklahoma

Across Oklahoma, 348 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. TAHLEQUAH MS leads the list at 203, against a median of 26 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

348

Oklahoma

Top Native American students

203

Median Native American students

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	TAHLEQUAH MS	Tahlequah, OK	TAHLEQUAH	730	27.8%	203
2	CLYDE BOYD MS	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	1,046	16.9%	177
3	JAY UPPER ES	Jay, OK	JAY	321	53.3%	171
4	ANADARKO MS	Anadarko, OK	ANADARKO	256	62.9%	161
5	JENKS MS	Jenks, OK	JENKS	1,924	8.3%	159
6	PRYOR MS	Pryor, OK	PRYOR	626	25.4%	159
7	DONALD P SLOAT JHS	Coweta, OK	COWETA	541	27.4%	148
8	WILL ROGERS JHS	Claremore, OK	CLAREMORE	792	18.6%	147
9	FORT GIBSON MS	Fort Gibson, OK	FORT GIBSON	379	38.5%	146
10	LOCUST GROVE MS	Locust Grove, OK	LOCUST GROVE	239	57.7%	138
11	HILLDALE MS	Muskogee, OK	HILLDALE	430	30.9%	133
12	BYNG ES	Ada, OK	BYNG	382	34.0%	130
13	GROVE MS	Grove, OK	GROVE	365	35.3%	129
14	JENKS WEST INTERMEDIATE ES	Jenks, OK	JENKS	1,130	11.2%	127
15	ADA JHS	Ada, OK	ADA	581	21.5%	125
16	SALLISAW MS	Sallisaw, OK	SALLISAW	407	30.2%	123
17	STILWELL MS	Stilwell, OK	STILWELL	291	41.6%	121
18	BYNG JHS	Ada, OK	BYNG	370	32.4%	120
19	GROVE UPPER ES	Grove, OK	GROVE	493	24.3%	120
20	JAY MS	Jay, OK	JAY	229	52.0%	119
21	NEWMAN MS	Skiatook, OK	SKIATOOK	507	23.1%	117
22	WILLARD ES	Ada, OK	ADA	373	29.8%	111
23	DURANT MS	Durant, OK	DURANT	614	17.9%	110
24	MULDROW MS	Muldrow, OK	MULDROW	345	31.6%	109
25	STIGLER MS	Stigler, OK	STIGLER	320	34.1%	109
26	KANSAS MS	Kansas, OK	KANSAS	175	60.0%	105
27	PONCA CITY WEST MS	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	607	16.5%	100
28	HERITAGE INTERMEDIATE GRD CTR	Coweta, OK	COWETA	390	23.3%	91
29	DURANT INTERMEDIATE ES	Durant, OK	DURANT	532	17.1%	91
30	THOMAS IES	Holdenville, OK	HOLDENVILLE	310	29.4%	91
31	HARTSHORNE MS	Hartshorne, OK	HARTSHORNE	164	53.7%	88
32	BRISTOW MS	Bristow, OK	BRISTOW	348	24.4%	85
33	MISSION INTERMEDIATE GRD CTR	Coweta, OK	COWETA	393	21.6%	85
34	SHAWNEE MS	Shawnee, OK	SHAWNEE	693	12.3%	85
35	INOLA MS	Inola, OK	INOLA	391	21.2%	83
36	MADISON MS	Bartlesville, OK	BARTLESVILLE	682	11.9%	81
37	UNION 6TH-7TH GRADE CTR	Tulsa, OK	UNION	2,123	3.8%	81
38	VIAN MS	Vian, OK	VIAN	162	49.4%	80
39	ADAIR MS	Adair, OK	ADAIR	233	33.5%	78
40	SALINA MS	Salina, OK	SALINA	136	56.6%	77
41	SULPHUR MS	Sulphur, OK	SULPHUR	310	24.8%	77
42	WELLS MS	Catoosa, OK	CATOOSA	393	19.3%	76
43	OKEMAH MS	Okemah, OK	OKEMAH	176	41.5%	73
44	GLENPOOL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	Glenpool, OK	GLENPOOL	438	16.4%	72
45	ONETA RIDGE MS	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	938	7.6%	71
46	QUAPAW MS	Quapaw, OK	QUAPAW	138	50.7%	70
47	SEQUOYAH MS	Claremore, OK	SEQUOYAH	284	24.6%	70
48	WAGONER MS	Wagoner, OK	WAGONER	456	15.3%	70
49	NICHOLS UPPER ES	Miami, OK	MIAMI	454	15.0%	68
50	ELGIN MS	Elgin, OK	ELGIN	799	8.4%	67

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