Taft Elementary School is a public school in Enid, Oklahoma, that is part of Enid Public Schools and serves students in grades PK–5. There are 305 students at the school, and the student-teacher ratio is 18:1. This means that the classrooms are big enough for students in the early grades to learn. Title I services support Taft Elementary's traditional elementary curriculum. These services help students strengthen their core academic skills and make sure they have access to more learning materials. There are many different kinds of students at the school, including a lot of White, Hispanic, and multiracial students. Many families also qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. 27% of students meet or exceed expectations in math, and 22% reach proficiency in reading, according to U.S. News-aligned proficiency data. Such data shows where students need help and where teachers should keep focusing their lessons.

The school gets money from the district and the federal government, but it doesn't say how much money it spends on each student. Taft Elementary is located in a residential area of Enid and is known for its close-knit community and involvement in the community. In short, Taft Elementary School has a variety of learning environments and important academic supports that make it possible for students to continue to improve their performance, thereby placing it among the top 10% of best elementary schools in Oklahoma.