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2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 ADAIR COUNTY CAVE SPRINGS CAVE SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 893 - 138 CAVE SPRINGS ES Elementary School 902 **** CAVE SPRINGS HS High School **** **** DAHLONEGAH DAHLONEGAH PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1397 555 GREASY GREASY PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 731 141 MARYETTA MARYETTA PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1003 86 PEAVINE PEAVINE PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1129 107 ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1427 59 SKELLY SKELLY PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 893 - 58 STILWELL STILWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 881 12 STILWELL ES Elementary School 869 - 165 STILWELL MS Middle School 914 144 STILWELL HS High School 823 - 64 WATTS WATTS PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 836 4 WATTS ES Elementary School 894 53 WATTS HS High School 805 - 161 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 1 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 ADAIR COUNTY WESTVILLE WESTVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 878 61 WESTVILLE ES Elementary School 789 45 WESTVILLE JHS Junior High School 930 112 WESTVILLE HS High School 951 30 ZION ZION PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1317 202 ALFALFA COUNTY BURLINGTON BURLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1203 - 62 BURLINGTON ES Elementary School 1228 - 53 BURLINGTON HS High School **** **** CHEROKEE CHEROKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1157 105 CHEROKEE ES Elementary School 1113 62 CHEROKEE HS High School 1283 **** TIMBERLAKE TIMBERLAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1107 229 TIMBERLAKE ES Elementary School 1031 227 TIMBERLAKE HS High School **** **** ATOKA COUNTY ATOKA ATOKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1058 5 ATOKA ES Elementary School 973 - 103 MCCALL MS Middle School 1074 - 58 ATOKA HS High School 1239 328 CANEY CANEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 780 147 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 2 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 ATOKA COUNTY CANEY CANEY ES Elementary School 740 149 CANEY HS High School **** **** FARRIS FARRIS PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 761 66 HARMONY HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1150 - 55 LANE LANE PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1233 108 STRINGTOWN STRINGTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1109 68 STRINGTOWN ES Elementary School 1208 - 66 STRINGTOWN HS High School 1269 612 TUSHKA TUSHKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1195 37 TUSHKA ES Elementary School 1245 44 TUSHKA HS High School 1201 32 BEAVER COUNTY BALKO BALKO PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1141 - 61 BALKO ES Elementary School 1144 - 58 BALKO HS High School **** **** BEAVER BEAVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1209 219 BEAVER ES Elementary School 1170 220 BEAVER HS High School 1207 22 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 3 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 BEAVER COUNTY FORGAN FORGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1250 282 FORGAN ES Elementary School 1329 143 FORGAN HS High School **** **** TURPIN TURPIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1047 - 128 TURPIN ES Elementary School 1158 - 29 TURPIN HS High School 827 - 291 BECKHAM COUNTY ELK CITY ELK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1136 33 FAIRVIEW ES Elementary School 996 - 64 GRANDVIEW 5TH/6TH GRADE CTR Elementary School 1111 48 NORTHEAST ES Elementary School 995 - 47 PIONEER ES Elementary School 985 - 43 8TH & 9TH GRADE CTR Junior High School 1230 69 ELK CITY HS High School 1298 71 ERICK ERICK PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1125 36 ERICK ES Elementary School 1157 99 ERICK HS High School **** **** MERRITT MERRITT PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1104 30 MERRITT ES Elementary School 1082 6 MERRITT HS High School 1313 54 SAYRE SAYRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1180 - 9 SAYRE ES Elementary School 1170 - 55 SAYRE MS Middle School 1195 57 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 4 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 BECKHAM COUNTY SAYRE SAYRE HS High School 1248 - 58 BLAINE COUNTY CANTON CANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1042 244 CANTON ES Elementary School 1019 247 CANTON HS High School 1359 328 GEARY GEARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1094 77 GEARY ES Elementary School 1021 149 GEARY JHS Junior High School 1199 - 16 GEARY HS High School 1252 26 OKEENE OKEENE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1167 60 OKEENE ES Elementary School 1066 169 OKEENE JR-SR HS (JR) Junior High School 1104 - 145 OKEENE JR-SR HS (SR) High School 1428 87 WATONGA WATONGA PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1078 - 1 WATONGA ES Elementary School 1164 77 WATONGA MS Middle School 1015 - 67 WATONGA HS High School 1069 - 14 BRYAN COUNTY ACHILLE ACHILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 774 - 153 ACHILLE ES Elementary School 840 - 110 ACHILLE HS High School 549 - 339 BENNINGTON ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 5 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 BRYAN COUNTY BENNINGTON BENNINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1071 87 BENNINGTON ES Elementary School 1061 106 BENNINGTON HS High School **** **** CADDO CADDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1179 - 8 CADDO ES Elementary School 1204 - 18 CADDO HS High School 1295 - 5 CALERA CALERA PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1124 220 CALERA ES Elementary School 1188 251 CALERA HS High School 1125 146 COLBERT COLBERT PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1070 - 32 WARD ES EAST Elementary School 1062 - 31 WARD ES WEST Elementary School 1070 - 244 COLBERT MS Middle School 1141 9 COLBERT HS High School 1199 - 98 DURANT DURANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1222 53 DURANT INTERMEDIATE ES Elementary School 1255 46 NORTHWEST HEIGHTS ES Elementary School 1402 96 ROBERT E. LEE ES Elementary School 1269 153 WASHINGTON IRVING ES Elementary School 1208 - 45 DURANT MS Middle School 1267 141 DURANT HS High School 1083 - 88 ROCK CREEK ROCK CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1154 90 ROCK CREEK ES Elementary School 1159 106 ROCK CREEK HS High School 1287 237 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 6 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 BRYAN COUNTY SILO SILO PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1100 - 28 SILO ES Elementary School 1189 56 SILO JHS Junior High School 1049 - 26 SILO HS High School 1082 - 35 CADDO COUNTY ANADARKO ANADARKO PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 785 55 ANADARKO EAST ES Elementary School 790 80 MISSION ES Elementary School 726 16 SUNSET ES Elementary School 710 21 ANADARKO MS Middle School 728 11 ANADARKO HS High School 755 182 BINGER-ONEY BINGER-ONEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1005 21 BINGER-ONEY ES Elementary School 1009 20 BINGER-ONEY HS High School 1009 - 202 BOONE-APACHE BOONE-APACHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1164 104 APACHE ES Elementary School 1134 100 APACHE MS Middle School 1355 27 APACHE HS High School 1121 192 CARNEGIE CARNEGIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1117 75 CARNEGIE ES Elementary School 1110 93 CARNEGIE MS Middle School 1100 - 29 CARNEGIE HS High School 1291 149 CEMENT CEMENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 965 58 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 7 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 CADDO COUNTY CEMENT CEMENT ES Elementary School 987 49 CEMENT HS High School 951 - 30 CYRIL CYRIL PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1033 - 56 CYRIL ES Elementary School 1052 - 39 CYRIL HS High School 980 - 305 FORT COBB-BROXTON FORT COBB-BROXTON SCHOOLS K-12 995 - 70 FORT COBB-BROXTON LOWER ES Elementary School 926 - 216 FORT COBB-BROXTON MS Middle School 1063 45 FORT COBB-BROXTON HS High School 1116 27 GRACEMONT GRACEMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 876 - 123 GRACEMONT ES Elementary School 1001 - 112 GRACEMONT HS High School **** **** HINTON HINTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1218 50 HINTON ES Elementary School 1290 61 HINTON MS Junior High School 1284 90 HINTON HS High School 1062 - 164 HYDRO-EAKLY HYDRO-EAKLY PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1206 148 HYDRO-EAKLY ES Elementary School 1135 52 HYDRO-EAKLY MS Middle School 1280 188 HYDRO-EAKLY HS High School 1211 21 LOOKEBA SICKLES LOOKEBA-SICKLES PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1203 - 18 LOOKEBA-SICKLES ES Elementary School 1283 - 39 ****If the number of test scores does not meet the minimum requirement of 30, results are not shown and are represented by asterisks. Page 8 10/31/2011 2011 Academic Performance Index Oklahoma Public Schools Regular Education Students API Total API Total API School/District Configuration 2011 2010 CADDO COUNTY LOOKEBA SICKLES LOOKEBA-SICKLES HS High School **** **** CANADIAN COUNTY BANNER BANNER PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1318 88 CALUMET CALUMET PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 1036 42 CALUMET ES Elementary School 998 - 32 CALUMET JHS Junior High School 1204 - 15 CALUMET HS High School 1072 225 DARLINGTON DARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL Elementary School 1237 296 EL RENO EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS K-12 933 34 HILLCREST ES Elementary School **** **** LINCOLN ES Elementary School 1013 147 ROSE WITCHER ES Elementary School **** **** WEBSTER ES Elementary School 595 25 ETTA DALE JHS Junior High School 1164 169 LESLIE F.
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