STROUD

Located at 720 Gillispie Ave in Stroud, Oklahoma, Stroud Public Schools is an open, traditional public school district that serves its local community across three operational schools. Set within a rural remote geographic setting in the broader Oklahoma City metropolitan area, the non-charter district operates independently outside of a supervisory union. Providing a continuous educational pathway from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade, the district represents families within Oklahoma's 4005 Congressional District, 40028 State Senate District, and 40032 State House District. Community members, families, and researchers can connect with the administration directly via phone at (918) 968-2541 or through their official website at stroud.k12.ok.us.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district educates a total student body of 852 learners, comprising 434 male students, 416 female students, and 2 unspecified students. The student population is composed of 551 White students, 141 students of two or more races, 90 American Indian students, 52 Hispanic students, 7 Black students, 7 Asian students, and 2 Pacific Islander students, alongside 2 students without a specified background. Grade enrollment remains steady across all levels, beginning with 59 pre-kindergarten and 62 kindergarten students, and concluding with a graduating class of 59 high school seniors. To support these learners, the district maintains a robust staffing framework totaling 268.98 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel, which includes 139.72 FTE teachers, 12 FTE instructional aides, and 117.26 FTE support staff members.