Earlsboro High School

Earlsboro High School sits in Earlsboro, Oklahoma, and is classified as a high school. There are 80 students enrolled, covering grades 9 through 12. On average, high schools in Oklahoma enroll around 443, and this school is 82% below that mark.

The district, EARLSBORO, operates 2 schools serving 239 students.

The biggest share of students at Earlsboro High School, 35%, is White. Next come 35% Native American, 20% multiracial, 5% Hispanic, and 5% Black. That compares with about 71% White among all Pottawatomie County residents. The diversity index for Earlsboro High School is 71%. For US public schools as a whole it is 70%.

For every teacher at Earlsboro High School, there are about 15.1 students; the school has 5.3 full-time-equivalent teachers. That is in line with the 15.4:1 average for high schools in Oklahoma. The eligibility rate for free or reduced-price meals is 78%. It compares with 66% for public schools in Pottawatomie County.

The school's county is Pottawatomie County. According to Census Bureau estimates, median household income comes to about $61,398, the share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher is 20%, and roughly 12% of residents are in poverty. There are 41 public schools in the county, enrolling about 12,326, Earlsboro High School among them.

Straight-line distance to the nearest public school, Earlsboro Elementary School, is less than a tenth of a mile. Within five miles are 2 other public schools.

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

From 2020-21 to 2024-25, enrollment fell from 83 to 80, a 4% drop. Staffing shifted too: the ratio moved from 20.8:1 to 15.1:1.

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