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Mission Statement

The Mission of Warner Public School is to create a community of students, parents and educators dedicated to academic success, life-long learning, and personal growth for every member of our community.

 

Community Characteristics

Socioeconomic Data                                               District

                                                                         Community

Ethnic makeup Based Upon Fall Enrollment                    

                      Caucasian                                           53%

                      Black                                                  3%

                      Asian                                                  0%

                      Hispanic                                              2%

                      Native American                                   41%

 

Average Property Valuation per Student              $16,991.00

Students Eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch                    73.2%

Census Data

District Educational Information

Grade Organization, District Area & Enrollment

The Warner district offers grades PK-12.  It is comprised of 1 Elementary School and 1 High School.  The district covers 83 square miles, with 8.57 students per square mile.

Comparison Enrollment:                                         District

2001/2002 Enrollment (ADM)                                  716.43

2007/2008 Enrollment (ADM)                                  711.73            

 

Special Student Programs

Students in Gifted/Talented                            8%

Students in Special Education                        18% 

Bilingual Students                                          0%    

Limited English Proficient Students                    0%

Alternative  Education Students                     1.8%

 

Certified Staff

41.2% Master’s Degree

58.8% Bachelor’s/Bachelor’s + Degree

Secondary Program

Academic :

Warner High School requires 26 credits for graduation.

Fifty-four courses are offered.  These include three (3) Advanced Placement courses.

Special courses are also offered for Humanities, Wood Shop, Ag Science, Natural Resources, Ag Tech I and II, Family of Consumer Sciences, Leadership, Computer Science, and Consumer Education.  We have 24 students involved in concurrent enrollment with Connors.  A cooperative agreement with Indian Capital Area Career Technology Center is accessible for juniors and seniors.

Grades 7-8 offer traditional courses plus band, pre-algebra, a character education program, and a rotation class that includes study skills for traditional classes, wood shop, reading, and special projects for all students.

An in-house Alternative Education Program is offered for student (Grades 9-12) who are designated “At Risk” and in need of special assistance.  Thirty-one students that attended Alternative Education during the past three years have graduated.

Extra-Curricular

Athletics

High School: Football, basketball, track, fast-pitch and slow-pitch softball, cheerleading and baseball.

Middle School:  Football, basketball, track, fast-pitch and slow-pitch softball, cheerleading and baseball.

Fine Arts

Band (Grades 4-12), vocal Music, speech contests, and art contests.

Other Activities

More than twenty clubs and organizations are available for participation by both the high school and middle school.  (Ex: NHS, Student Council, FCCLA, SADD, FFA, 4-H, APT, etc)

Elementary Program

Literacy First, Literacy Coach to diagnose and develop curriculum for individual students and classrooms, Accelerated Reading Program, STAR Reading and Math Programs, Literacy Library in Media Center as well as each individual classrooms, Great Expectations Program, Character Building Programs, Music, Band and PE, Science Lab (Grade 4-6), Computer Lab (Grade PK-6), TAR Wars Tobacco Prevention (Grade 5-6), Library Research Projects, Spelling Bee, Academic Team, 4-H, and before and after school learning programs open daily to all students. 

Funding

District Revenues (ALL FUNDS)     

Local and County                                                 20.6%

State                                                                 61.7%

Federal                                                               17.8%

 

Total Operating Budget (All Sources)        $5,978.868.00

Payroll Dollars (All Positions)                    $4,366.025.00

Bond Construction (Past 3-Year Total)         $800,000.00

Bond Construction (Next 3-Year Total)                  $0.00

Outreach Program

Elementary PTO

After school tutoring

Head Start

Indian Cultural Center and Computer Lab

Elementary At-Risk Student Education Summer Program

Community G.E.D. Program

Adult Community Fitness Program

Related Files

 District Plan-Warner (DOC - 113 KB)

 Title I School wide site plan (DOC - 59 KB)

 Warner 5 Year Title I Plan FY 11-16 (PDF - 139 KB)

 Parental Involvement Policy (PDF - 67 KB)
If you are a parent and have any concerns, you may email Charla Jackson at cjackson@warner.k12.ok.us or contact the elementary office.

Parents Right to Know Policy (DOC - 32 KB)

parents right to know policy (DOC - 32 KB)

 Referral Procedures (DOC - 24 KB)

 Title 1 School Parental Involvment (PDF - 531 KB)

 District Parental Involvement Policy (PDF - 981 KB)