Chouteau-Mazie High School

Chouteau-Mazie High School is a low-enrollment high school in Chouteau, Oklahoma, under CHOUTEAU-MAZIE. Enrolled students number 226 students, in grades 9 through 12. Enrollment is 49% lower than the average for high schools in Oklahoma, which is about 443.

Chouteau-Mazie High School falls under CHOUTEAU-MAZIE, which has 5 schools enrolling 854 students.

No single group makes up more than half of enrollment at Chouteau-Mazie High School. The largest is White students, at 48%. Smaller groups are 24% multiracial, 18% Native American, and 7% Hispanic. For comparison, the population of Mayes County is roughly 63% White. Chouteau-Mazie High School's diversity index is 67%, against a US figure of 70%.

The school reported 23.5 full-time-equivalent teachers in 2024-25 and a ratio of 9.6:1. The school has fewer students per teacher than the 15.4:1 average for high schools in Oklahoma. Eligible students account for 64% of enrollment in the free or reduced-price lunch program. That tracks the 64% average for public schools in Mayes County.

In the county around the school, Mayes County, the median household income is $60,305, a bachelor's degree or higher is held by about 18% of adults, and the poverty rate is about 14%. Mayes County is home to 22 public schools and about 6,860 public school students.

Of nearby public schools, Chouteau-Mazie Middle School is the closest, at about 0.1 miles. Chouteau-Mazie High School has 3 other public schools within five miles.

Chouteau-Mazie High School is in rural territory some distance from an urban area, a location NCES labels Rural: Distant.

Federal data show an 11% enrollment gain, from 204 in 2020-21 to 226 in 2024-25. Over the same period, the student-to-teacher ratio fell to 9.6:1, from 10.7:1.

Parents and students can post about sports tryouts, band and choir, and theater at Chouteau-Mazie High School. Alumni can share how the school prepared them.