COVINGTON-DOUGLAS

Situated at 400 E Maine in Covington, Oklahoma, Covington-Douglas is an open, traditional public school district offering educational pathways spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Designated as a rural distant district within the broader Enid metropolitan area, it operates two school facilities as an independent public district that is not part of a charter system or supervisory union. Serving families within US Congressional District 4003, Oklahoma State Senate District 40019, and State House District 40038, the district delivers localized educational services across all elementary and secondary grade levels.

The district serves a close-knit student body of 229 students, comprising 126 male and 103 female learners. Its demographic profile includes 158 White students, 40 students of two or more races, 25 Hispanic students, and 6 American Indian students. To support academic instruction and campus operations, Covington-Douglas employs a total workforce of 87.2 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team features 42.0 FTE teachers, 5.94 FTE instructional aides, and 39.26 FTE support staff, providing a well-staffed environment dedicated to serving its student body.