| # | District | City | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Jenks Public Schools | Jenks | 9/10 Great |
| #2 | Edmond Public Schools | Edmond | 8/10 Good |
| #3 | Broken Arrow Public Schools | Broken Arrow | 7/10 Good |
| #4 | Union Public Schools | Tulsa | 7/10 Good |
| #5 | Alex Public Schools | Alex | 6/10 Average |
| #6 | Aline-Cleo Public Schools | Aline-Cleo | 6/10 Average |
| #7 | Altus Public Schools | Altus | 6/10 Average |
| #8 | Alva Public Schools | Alva | 6/10 Average |
| #9 | Amber-Pocasset Public Schools | Amber-Pocasset | 6/10 Average |
| #10 | Anadarko Public Schools | Anadarko | 6/10 Average |
| #11 | Arapaho Public Schools | Arapaho | 6/10 Average |
| #12 | Big Pasture Public Schools | Big Pasture | 6/10 Average |
| #13 | Binger-Oney Public Schools | Binger-Oney | 6/10 Average |
| #14 | Blanchard Public Schools | Blanchard | 6/10 Average |
| #15 | Boone-Apache Public Schools | Boone-Apache | 6/10 Average |
| #16 | Bray-Doyle Public Schools | Bray-Doyle | 6/10 Average |
| #17 | Burlington Public Schools | Burlington | 6/10 Average |
| #18 | Burns Flat-Dill City Schools | Burns Flat-Dill | 6/10 Average |
| #19 | Cache Public Schools | Cache | 6/10 Average |
| #20 | Calumet Public Schools | Calumet | 6/10 Average |
| #21 | Canton Public Schools | Canton | 6/10 Average |
| #22 | Canute Public Schools | Canute | 6/10 Average |
| #23 | Carnegie Public Schools | Carnegie | 6/10 Average |
| #24 | Cashion Public Schools | Cashion | 6/10 Average |
| #25 | Cement Public Schools | Cement | 6/10 Average |
Best School Districts in Oklahoma (2025)
This ranking covers all 155 public school districts in Oklahoma, scored using the NCES Common Core of Data for the 2024–2025 school year. Four metrics are combined into the final 1–10 rating: student enrollment, per-pupil expenditure, number of operational schools, and grade span coverage.
Higher-rated districts tend to have stable, larger enrollment bases, above-average per-pupil spending, and full Pre-K–12 grade coverage. These are administrative and resource metrics — not direct measures of teaching quality, test scores, or parent satisfaction. Always visit schools, talk to local families, and contact districts directly before making decisions. Learn how ratings are calculated →
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