Country Lane Intermediate Es

Country Lane Intermediate School, sometimes referred to as Country Lane Intermediate Elementary School, is a public institution located in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It caters to students in grades three through five, situated within a sizable suburban environment. The school currently serves roughly 695 students. Based on recent data, 44% of students demonstrate math skills at or above the proficient level, while 33% show reading skills at or above the proficient level. The results are better than both the district averages (30% in math and 29% in reading) and the state averages (26% in math and 25% in reading). Country Lane Intermediate Elementary School holds the #203 spot in Oklahoma's elementary school rankings. This position is a direct result of its performance on state assessments and how well it equips students for subsequent academic years. The school's student body is made up of 48% female and 52% male students. About 45% of the students come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The setting is a fairly varied one, nestled within a suburban neighborhood that enjoys a good deal of stability. Country Lane Intermediate School's academic performance shows strong results when compared to district and state standards indicating consistent strengths and potential for further improvement.

Country Lane Intermediate School’s VEX Robotics Team, “The Circuit Breakers,” is heading to the state championship after an outstanding performance at the Eastern Oklahoma Qualifier. Their student-built robot, “The Arrow,” impressed with its speed, accuracy, custom claw mechanism, and self-driving code created by 5th and 6th graders, sparking schoolwide excitement and renewed interest in STEM.

Q1. What grades does Country Lane Intermediate serve?

Ans. Grades 3 through 5.

Q2. How many students and what is the student–teacher ratio?

Ans. About 695 students; ratio roughly 18:1.

Q3. How does the school perform academically?

Ans. Around 44% of students are proficient in math and 33–40% in reading.

Q4. What is the student demographic makeup?

Ans. Approximately 42% White, 22% Hispanic, 14% multiracial, 9% Black, 6.8% Asian, 6% American Indian.

Q5. Are there special programs or donor support?

Ans. Yes, teachers have run 44 DonorsChoose projects, showing strong community involvement.