EDUCATION
Many residents chose Owasso because of Owasso Public Schools, one of the largest school systems in Oklahoma. Owasso residents believe that education is the key to their children's future. Our schools and community work together to provide quality educational opportunities. This dedication to education contributes directly to the city’s percentage of college-educated residents ranking above state and national population averages. Approximately one-third of Owasso adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher.
K-12 Schools
Enrollment in Owasso Public Schools has grown to 9,900, served by 15 instructional sites, including nine elementary schools; three separate 6th, 7th, and 8th grade centers; and a high school. Owasso High School in 2023 had 62 students named Oklahoma Academic Scholars by the state Department of Education.
Owasso parents also have the option of sending their children to Rejoice Christian Schools, which offers a complete curriculum, from Pre-K3 through 12th grade, including college preparatory and honors classes, to 1,200 students. Test scores in every grade place Rejoice in the top 20% of schools nationwide.
Property taxes are the main source of non-grant revenue for Owasso Public Schools, with 65% going toward funding the district.
Owasso property tax allocation
% Hs grad or higher
% bachelor grad or higher
U.S. Census Bureau; ESRI, 2024