Seminole County Schools & Education

Seminole County, Oklahoma

School Score

23/100

Higher = better

Rating

Below Average

Graduation Rate

82.8%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

82.8%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 84.3%

Per-Pupil Spending

$6,628

National avg $13,239

State avg $6,520

School Score

23/100

Higher = better

State avg 28/100

State School Rank

#45

of 77 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Seminole County, Oklahoma

Abundant Districts Serving Local Communities

Seminole County supports 4,787 students across 27 public schools and 11 different school districts. This includes 11 elementary, 5 middle, and 11 high schools spread throughout the region.

Investment Above the State Average

The county spends $6,628 per pupil, slightly exceeding the Oklahoma average of $6,520. Despite this investment, the graduation rate of 82.8% remains below the state average of 84.3% and the national mark of 87.0%.

Seminole Leads with Charter Options

The Seminole district is the largest, enrolling 1,457 students across 4 schools. Uniquely, the county hosts 2 charter schools, which represent about 7.4% of the total school offerings in the area.

Small Campuses in Rural Settings

Attending school here feels personal, with an average school size of 177 students and 18 of the 27 schools located in rural areas. Wilson ES in Seminole is the largest campus with 499 students, providing a more structured town-based elementary experience.

Community-Focused Living Near Seminole Schools

Home buyers will find a range of rural and small-town options near the county's 11 districts. Exploring homes near the Seminole or Wewoka districts allows families to take advantage of larger school resources while maintaining a community feel.

School Overview

Total Schools

27

in Seminole County

Total Enrollment

4,787

students

School Districts

11

districts

Charter Schools

2

7% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary11
Middle5
High11
Other0

11 School Districts in Seminole County

SEMINOLE

4 schools
1,457 students

WEWOKA

4 schools
668 students

KONAWA

3 schools
544 students

STROTHER

2 schools
403 students

VARNUM

2 schools
332 students

ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE

2 schools
274 students

NEW LIMA

2 schools
257 students

BOWLEGS

2 schools
231 students

SASAKWA

2 schools
219 students

BUTNER

2 schools
201 students

27 Public Schools in Seminole County

WILSON ES

SEMINOLE

PK–3Primary499 students
SEMINOLE HS

SEMINOLE

9–12High451 students
WEWOKA ES

WEWOKA

PK–4Primary307 students
NORTHWOOD ES

SEMINOLE

4–6Middle301 students
KONAWA ES

KONAWA

PK–6Primary299 students
STROTHER ES

STROTHER

PK–8Primary290 students
VARNUM ES

VARNUM

PK–8Primary243 students
ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE CHARTER ES

ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE

PK–8Charter206 students
SEMINOLE MS

SEMINOLE

7–8Middle206 students
NEW LIMA ES

NEW LIMA

PK–8Primary198 students
WEWOKA HS

WEWOKA

9–12High182 students
BOWLEGS ES

BOWLEGS

PK–8Primary175 students
SASAKWA ES

SASAKWA

PK–8Primary156 students
KONAWA HS

KONAWA

9–12High155 students
BUTNER ES

BUTNER

PK–8Primary141 students
JUSTICE PUBLIC SCHOOL

JUSTICE

PK–8Primary118 students
STROTHER HS

STROTHER

9–12High113 students
WEWOKA MS

WEWOKA

7–8Middle91 students
Konowa Junior High School

KONAWA

7–8Middle90 students
VARNUM HS

VARNUM

9–12High89 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$6,628

State avg $6,520

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Seminole County, Oklahoma — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Seminole County, Oklahoma?

Seminole County supports 4,787 students across 27 public schools and 11 different school districts. This includes 11 elementary, 5 middle, and 11 high schools spread throughout the region.

How do schools in Seminole County perform academically?

The county spends $6,628 per pupil, slightly exceeding the Oklahoma average of $6,520. Despite this investment, the graduation rate of 82.8% remains below the state average of 84.3% and the national mark of 87.0%.

What are the major school districts in Seminole County, Oklahoma?

The Seminole district is the largest, enrolling 1,457 students across 4 schools. Uniquely, the county hosts 2 charter schools, which represent about 7.4% of the total school offerings in the area.

What is the school experience like in Seminole County?

Attending school here feels personal, with an average school size of 177 students and 18 of the 27 schools located in rural areas. Wilson ES in Seminole is the largest campus with 499 students, providing a more structured town-based elementary experience.

How can I find homes near good schools in Seminole County, Oklahoma?

Home buyers will find a range of rural and small-town options near the county's 11 districts. Exploring homes near the Seminole or Wewoka districts allows families to take advantage of larger school resources while maintaining a community feel.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.