GORE

Headquartered at 1200 North Highway 10 in Gore, Oklahoma, Gore Public Schools operates as an active, traditional public school district dedicated to serving learners from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Situated in a remote rural setting within the broader Fort Smith metropolitan region, the district maintains three operational school campuses to deliver a seamless educational pathway for its local youth. As a non-charter, open public district, it provides a stable academic foundation tailored to the surrounding community, supported by accessible administrative leadership and online resources available through its official web portal.

The district nurtures a close-knit student body of 470 learners, comprising 251 male and 219 female students across its elementary and secondary programs. Reflecting the distinct heritage of its surrounding area, the student population is culturally rich and diverse, featuring 223 American Indian students, 189 White students, 46 multiracial students, alongside smaller representations of Hispanic and Black students. To support learning and campus operations, Gore Public Schools maintains a robust workforce consisting of approximately 68 full-time equivalent teachers, 8 instructional aides, and nearly 54 support staff members, bringing total district staffing to roughly 130 full-time equivalents. This substantial staffing structure helps ensure individualized guidance, small-community care, and strong institutional support for every student enrolled.