About the School
Owasso Public Schools (OPS) is the 14th largest public school district in Oklahoma, serving around 9,800 students across 15 instructional sites in and around Owasso. The district covers 72 square miles in Tulsa and Rogers Counties and includes nine elementary schools, three grade centers for grades 6-8, and two high school campuses: Owasso High School and the Owasso Ram Academy. OPS offers comprehensive K-12 education and early childhood programs. The district is known for its strong academic performance, with a student-teacher ratio of 18:1 and proficiency rates of 47% in math and 53% in reading. The superintendent, Dr. Margaret Coates, leads the district, which has a history of notable legal involvement, including the case Owasso Independent School District v. Falvo that reached the US Supreme Court. The primary audience for OPS includes students and families residing within its boundaries, particularly in Owasso and the surrounding areas.