Jackson Elementary School in Norman start the 2025–26 school year on a positive note: Deion Burks, a wide receiver for the Oklahoma Sooners. Burks also gave each classroom a signed photo, and through a random drawing, he chose two students from each class to get signed footballs. This was possible because DM Injury Law sponsored the event. But that wasn't all; he also made a big donation: 500 fully stocked backpacks were given to Norman Public Schools. A lot of these will help students at Jackson Elementary by giving them school supplies they need and boosting their spirits for the new school year. Gina Bolding, the principal of Jackson, said that the visit made students feel seen, supported, and inspired, and that it had a "lasting impression." This event was more than just a pep rally for a school that doesn't do well in school. Recent data shows that it is in the bottom 50% of Oklahoma schools for test scores. It gave real emotional support and showed that the community really cares about its youngest students.

Q1. What grades does Jackson Elementary School offer?

Ans. The school is for kids in Pre-K through 5th grade.

Q2. How many students are in the class?

Ans. There are about 440 students at Jackson Elementary.

Q3. How many students are there for each teacher?

Ans. There is about one teacher for every 13 students.

Q4. What is the socioeconomic background of the students?

Ans. About 64% of students can get free or low-cost lunch.

Q5. How well does the school do in school?

Ans. The answer is that about 25–29% of students are good at math and 20–24% are good at reading on state tests.