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Wagoner County Public Schools

There are 20 public schools in Wagoner County, Oklahoma, serving 8,106 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Wagoner County Public Schools - Oklahoma

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Broken Arrow	Liberty Elementary School	672	PK-3
Broken Arrow	Park Lane Elementary School 1 Review(s)	696	PK-5
Coweta	Central Elementary School	319	PK-3
Coweta	Coweta High School	686	10-12
Coweta	Coweta Intermediate High School	238	9
Coweta	Coweta Junior High School	512	7-8
Coweta	Heritage Intermediate Grd Center	368	4-6
Coweta	Mission Intermediate Grd Center	371	4-6
Coweta	Northwest Elementary School	336	PK-3
Coweta	Southside Elementary School	428	PK-3
Okay	Okay Elementary School	303	PK-8
Okay	Okay High School 1 Review(s)	143	9-12
Porter	Porter Consolidated Elementary School	423	PK-8
Porter	Porter Consolidated High School	144	9-12
Wagoner	Central Intermediate Elementary School	373	4-5
Wagoner	Ellington Elementary School	368	KG-1
Wagoner	Lincoln Preschool	154	PK
Wagoner	Wagoner High School	667	9-12
Wagoner	Wagoner Middle School 1 Review(s)	536	6-8
Wagoner	William R. Teague Elementary School	369	2-3

County Statistics:

About This County (Wagoner)	County Statistics	(OK) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	51,296 people	3,450,197 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	17%	19%
Median Household Income	$82,745	$34,595
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