ENID

ENID operates in Garfield County in the town locale of Oklahoma with a total enrollment of 7,743 students across 16 schools. The district maintains a student-teacher ratio of 18.0:1 with 429 teachers.

Academically, ENID's performance metrics fall below state averages. Math proficiency stands at 21.3% compared to Oklahoma's state average of 24.3%, while reading proficiency measures 22.5% against the state average of 25.0%. The district's graduation rate of 83.0% is notably lower than the state average of 88.7%, representing a 5.7 percentage point gap. Chronic absenteeism in ENID is reported at 9.8%.

The district serves a diverse student population. Hispanic students comprise 31.5% of enrollment, while White students account for 39.9%. Black students represent 2.5% of the district, and Asian students comprise 0.8% of total enrollment.

ENID's demographic composition reflects a significant Hispanic student population, which is slightly above state proportions in Oklahoma. The combination of below-average proficiency rates and a graduation rate gap suggests the district faces academic performance challenges relative to state benchmarks. The 9.8% chronic absenteeism rate represents a potential factor in academic outcomes and warrants consideration in evaluating district performance trends.