CLAYTON

Located at 329 N. 1st Street in Clayton, Oklahoma, the Clayton Public School District serves as an active, traditional public school system deeply rooted in its rural remote community. Operating two educational facilities, the district offers a continuous educational program spanning from prekindergarten through the twelfth grade. As an open, non-charter district, Clayton Public Schools acts as a primary educational anchor for local families, delivering a structured learning environment designed to support students throughout every stage of their primary and secondary education.

For the 2024–2025 school year, the district serves a total student body of 216 children, reflecting a multicultural rural demographic that includes a notable American Indian population (60 students) alongside White (137 students), multiracial, and Hispanic learners. To foster student development and manage daily operations, the district relies on a dedicated team of nearly 98 full-time equivalent staff members. This includes approximately 35 full-time classroom teachers, 6.5 instructional aides, and 56 support staff personnel. This strong ratio of educators and support staff enables Clayton Public Schools to offer personalized academic guidance, strong student services, and a close-knit school environment tailored to the unique needs of its community.