Eisenhower Elementary School

Eisenhower Elementary School is a public school for kids in grades PK–5. It is in Norman, Oklahoma, which is in a mid-size suburban area. There are about 595 students at the school, and there are 36 full-time teachers and one full-time counselor to help them. The student-to-teacher ratio is 17:1. There are 49% female and 51% male students, and about 55% of them are considered economically disadvantaged. Eisenhower Elementary School does better than the district and state averages in academics. About 48% of students are proficient or above in math, and 39% are proficient or above in reading. This is better than Norman Public Schools as a whole, where about 34% of students are proficient in math and 33% are proficient in reading. It is also better than the state average, which is 26% in math and 25% in reading. Based on state tests and indicators of how well students are getting ready for school, Eisenhower Elementary School is the 100th best elementary school in Oklahoma. The school community is known for being helpful and living in a safe suburban area. Eisenhower Elementary School has good academic results for its diverse student body and does well compared to district and state standards.

In recent times The Norman Public Schools board passed a number of policy changes in September 2025 that focused on student safety. These changes affected all schools in the district, including Eisenhower Elementary. Under the new rules, immigration enforcement agents (ICE) who come onto school grounds can only go into public areas and talk to district administration or lawyers. The board also made rules against discrimination stronger by requiring more reports and making it clear what will happen to staff who don't report child abuse. These types of project is happening because parents and community members wanted clearer protections and more open school security procedures for the kids. A Big Thank You to Eisenhower Teachers for All Their Hard Work In April 2025, Norman Public Schools held a "Celebration of Excellence" to honor the best teachers and staff from all the schools, including Eisenhower Elementary. The event showed how important the teachers are for making a caring, high-expectation space that helps students learn and grow in their future.

Q1. What kinds of activities are there outside of school?

Ans. Eisenhower Elementary has art, music, PE, and sometimes after-school clubs that kids can join if there are enough staff members.

Q2. Does the school help students with special needs?

Ans. Yes. Services include special education programs, help with resources, and accommodations through IEPs and 504 plans.

Q3. What kinds of transportation are available?

Ans. Students who are eligible can take district buses, while others can get there by car, walking, or biking.

Q4. How does the school talk to families?

Ans. The school uses email, parent portals, newsletters, and teacher platforms.

Q5. What does a normal day look like?

Ans. The day starts with core classes, specials, lunch, and recess, just like in the district.