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About Us
Mission Statement
The Moore Public School District creates a safe
environment for all students in an atmosphere of open
communication and mutual respect. We engage students in
stimulating academic challenges and in positive social interaction
so they will become contributing members of society.
Location/Community
Moore Public Schools is the third largest school
system in the state, with a student population of more than
19,000.
The district encompasses 159 square miles in Moore and south Oklahoma
City, south of 82nd Street.
- Population
of District: 96,234
- Households:
35,271
- Population
by Race (estimated)
Moore Public Schools is divided into school attendance
areas. Students enroll in the school dictated by their residence.
(For more information about enrollment, please go to enrollment.)
The
district includes:
- 2 High
Schools (grades 10-12)
- 5 Junior
High Schools (grades 7-9)
- 21 Elementary
Schools (grades pre-K-6)
- Five Vista Alternative Academies
Moore Public Schools is accredited by the
- Oklahoma
State Department of Education
- North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools (10-12)
- Oklahoma
Department of Vocational Education
Financial Facts
- District
estimated General Fund Budget: $89,619,294
- Budgeted
per pupil expenditure: $4,667
Employees (Approximate numbers as of
October, 2003)
- Total: 2,047
- Certified
teachers and administrators: 1,255
- Support
personnel: 792
- Certified
staff has an average of 14 years experience with more than 500
advanced degrees.
- Student
to teacher ratio is 19 to one.
- Average
teacher compensation: $35,465
(See employment
information for further details.) Enrollment
(As of May 23, 2002)
- Elementary:
10,179
- Junior
High: 8,023
- High School:
3,781
- Total:
18,202
Student Performance (Source: State Office of
Accountability 2001 Report)
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MPS |
State
Average |
| Average
GPA of High School Seniors |
3.0 |
3.0 |
| ACT Participation
(Class of 2001) |
68% |
64.0% |
| Average
ACT Score (Class of 2001) |
21.5% |
20.5% |
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