Okanogan School District

Located at 115 Rose Street in Okanogan, Washington, the Okanogan School District is an active, traditional public school system serving families across a distinct remote town setting. Serving as a vital educational anchor for the surrounding region, the district operates six schools that deliver comprehensive academic programming spanning from kindergarten through 12th grade. Designed to foster academic growth and community connection, the district remains fully operational and accessible to local families, researchers, and prospective residents through its central administration or online at www.oksd.wednet.edu.

According to federal education data for the 2024–2025 school year, the district educates 1,041 students across all grade levels. The student body reflects a rich cultural mix, including 543 White, 305 Hispanic, 109 American Indian, and 69 multiracial students, alongside smaller populations of Black, Asian, and Pacific Islander students. To nurture and guide this student body, the district maintains a substantial workforce totaling approximately 278 full-time equivalent staff members. This comprehensive support network includes over 123 full-time equivalent teachers, nearly 24 instructional aides, and more than 131 support staff personnel, providing students in this rural area with dedicated instructional care, specialized guidance, and robust institutional support.