Pawhuska Middle School

Pawhuska Middle School is a low-enrollment middle-grades school in Oklahoma, located in Pawhuska. The school runs grades 6 through 8 and enrolls 157 students. Middle schools in Oklahoma have about 388 students on average; enrollment here is 60% lower.

PAWHUSKA oversees Pawhuska Middle School and 3 other schools, with 679 students in total.

Of every 100 students at Pawhuska Middle School, about 37 are Native American, the largest group. After that, the student body is 25% multiracial, 22% White, and 10% Hispanic. A diversity index of 72% means there is a 72% chance two randomly chosen students at Pawhuska Middle School are from different groups.

Pawhuska Middle School reported 8.5 full-time-equivalent teachers in 2024-25, a ratio of 18.5:1. Middle schools in Oklahoma have an average ratio of 15.7:1. Roughly 78% of students at Pawhuska Middle School can receive free or reduced-price lunch.

Five-year Census Bureau estimates for Osage County show that the median household earns about $62,847 a year, about 23% of adults have at least a bachelor's degree, and the poverty rate is about 10%. Across Osage County, 34 public schools serve about 6,655 students.

Of the public schools around it, Pawhuska Middle School is closest to Pawhuska High School, less than a tenth of a mile away. There are 3 other public schools within five miles.

In the federal locale system, Pawhuska Middle School is coded Rural: Remote, for schools in rural territory far from an urban area.

Over 4 years, enrollment stayed close to where it was, going from 156 to 157. By 2024-25, the school had 18.5 students per teacher, compared with 17.3 in 2020-21.

People can post here about special education services, counseling, and support programs and other school topics. Members of the school community can share what they know.