Spring Creek Elementary School

Spring Creek Elementary is a public school in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It's located in a sprawling suburban area. The school has enrollment roughly 511 students, spanning pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The student-teacher ratio hovers around 19:1, and the school is staffed by 27 full-time teachers, along with a full-time school counselor. The student body is made up of 46% female and 54% male students, and about half of the students come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Spring Creek Elementary School emphasizes core instruction and differentiated learning. About 36 percent of students demonstrate proficiency in math, while 33 percent achieve the same level in reading. Spring Creek's performance is better than Broken Arrow's, where only 30 percent of students are proficient in math and 29 percent in reading. Furthermore, Spring Creek's results surpass the overall averages for Oklahoma, which are 26 percent in math and 25 percent in reading. Ranked #365 out of Oklahoma's elementary schools, the school's standing is a direct result of its performance on state assessments and its track record in preparing students. Spring Creek Elementary, with its moderate academic performance and stable staff, shows promise in meeting the educational needs of its diverse student body.

Spring Creek Elementary School completed its semester-long “Spring Creek Storytellers” project, creating a special new library section filled with books written by the students themselves. More than 500 students became published authors, and the celebration concluded with an “Author’s Gala” where they proudly signed their professionally bound books for family and friends.

Q1. What grades does Spring Creek Elementary serve?

Ans. Pre-K through 5th grade.

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

Ans. About 511 students; ratio roughly 18–19:1.

Q3. How does the school perform academically?

Ans. Around 32% proficient in math and 33% in reading.

Q4. What is the student demographic breakdown?

Ans. About 62% White, 14% multiracial, 10% Hispanic, 7.8% Native American, 4.9% Black, 0.8% Asian.

Q5. How many students receive free or reduced-price lunch?

Ans. Approximately 38% of students qualify.