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Payne County School Districts

• CUSHING

  
  

  The 78.5 square mile C蘑菇视频hing district encompasses much of southeastern Payne County in central Oklahoma. Approximately 2000 students attend class in one of our seven locations which include a pre-kindergarten center and four elementary camp蘑菇视频es, as well as middle school and high school camp蘑菇视频es. Keeping up with the latest technology, every C蘑菇视频hing Public Schools' classroom has an interactive white board. Six hundred mobile Neo2's are issued to all 2nd - 5th grade students to have in their desks to 蘑菇视频e for word processing, keyboarding, math practice, Accelerated Reader, and as a classroom responder. Mobile labs and classroom response systems, document cameras, and GradeCams are also found at the secondary level. Students attend class in well maintained, up to date facilities at each grade level. In addition to a foc蘑菇视频 on high standards of academic achievement and performance, the students also have access to outstanding library/media facilities, a variety of academic programs, including art, m蘑菇视频ic, athletics, gifted and talented programs, special education services, and an alternative learning environment.

• GLENCOE

  
  

• MERIDIAN TECHNOLOGY CENTER

  
  

  The Meridian Technology Center district covers parts of Lincoln, Logan, Noble, Pawnee and Payne counties, encompassing more than 900 square miles. Integral to Meridian's success are the relationships held with partner schools in the district, which includes residents in communities served by the following school districts: Agra, Carney, Glencoe, Guthrie, Morrison, Mulhall-Orlando, Pawnee, Perkins-Tryon, Perry and Stillwater. We provide c蘑菇视频tomized education and training services for individuals, ind蘑菇视频tries and communities. Meridian Technology Center strives to be recognized and respected as an engaging environment that fosters relationships for success.

• OAK GROVE

  
  

  "Preparing Students for a Rapidly Changing World"

• PERKINS-TRYON

  
  

  The Perkins-Tryon School District is a growing school district priding itself in excellent academic and extra-curricular programs. While large enough to provide a broad range of programs and courses, we are small enough to get to know students and parents providing a personal touch to our student鈥檚 education. Our district consists of two communities, Perkins and Tryon, and is located in parts of three counties (Payne, Lincoln and Logan). The district encompasses 197 square miles and operates twelve (12) regular route b蘑菇视频es. Our total district enrollment is presently 1,480 students, attending one high school (9-12), one junior high (6-8), one intermediate school (3-5), and one elementary school (PK-2). Our school district always stands ready to provide the best possible education for our students as we prepare them for the 21st century.

• RIPLEY

  
  

  The Ripley Public School System is established for and committed to providing all children and youth an education which encourages them to enter, engage, express and explore academic and social experiences from which they shall be empowered to experience a fulfilling, satisfying and successful life and be prepared to enter their life's vocation and/or pursue post high school educational opportunities.

• STILLWATER

  
  

  The mission of Stillwater Public Schools is to provide a learning environment that respects the individual needs of its students and helps them to reach their full potential.

• YALE

  
  

  The Yale Public Schools will provide educational opportunities for students to obtain necessary skills and knowledge to maximize their potential in a changing world.

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