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Public Education in Enid

Enid Public Schools consists of one high school, three junior high schools and ten elementary schools, which are commonly referred to as "neighborhood" schools. The district also has a nationally recognized alternative school, as well as an adult education center. The heart and soul of the district is its teachers and students, whose annual test scores continue to exceed state and national averages. In February 2003, Enid voters approved more than $25 million worth of improvements for the district.  Before the long-range project is complete, every building will receive extensive improvements -- new flooring, air-conditioning, lighting, restrooms and more. A $6.4 million addition at Enid High School , which opened in  August 2005,  includes  new classrooms and a multi-counter modern food court area. Through the bond issue, classrooms and labs received new computers, with more technology on the way. Half of the district’s transportation fleet has been replaced as well. Expansion Management Magazine, in its Education Quotient ratings, awarded a Blue Ribbon for academic excellence to the Enid Public School District .  EPS has also been selected by the Kennedy   Center  for Performing Arts as a Partners in Education district.  Information about the school district can be obtained by contacting the Board of Education's Central Office, 500 S. Independence , at (580) 234-5270 or by visiting enidpublicschools.org.

Chisholm Public Schools have a small school setting with a large school atmosphere. Chisholm High School, 4018 W. Carrier Road, offers all levels of core subjects and a wide variety of electives and Advanced Placement courses.  Chisholm Middle School, built in 1996, is the newest building in the Chisholm School District.  Located at 4202 W. Carrier Road, CMS is home to grades 6, 7 and 8.  Accelerated programs are offered in Math and English.   Chisholm Elementary, located at 300 Colorado Avenue, provides instruction for Pre-Kindergarten through the fifth grade plus transitional first grade.  Please contact the Office of Administration for further information at 580-237-5512 or visit chisholm.k12.ok.us. 

Pioneer-Pleasant Vale Schools are comprised of Pleasant Vale Elementary, Pioneer Junior High School and Pioneer High School.  The elementary campus is located at 6020 E. Willow, and the junior high and high schools are located six miles east of Waukomis on a country road commonly called the Pioneer Road.  The combined enrollment of all schools is approximately 600.  Information can be obtained by calling 580-758-3282 or visit www.ppv.k12.ok.us.

Other public schools in Garfield County are Waukomis Public Schools, 580-758-3247; Drummond Public Schools, 580-493-2271; Garber Public Schools, 580-863-2220; Kremlin-Hillsdale, 580-874-2284; and Covington-Douglas Public Schools, 580-864-7481.