Jarman Elementary School

Jarman Elementary School is a public school in Tulsa, lahoma, a big city. It serves students from Pre-K to 5th grade. With 533 students and a student-teacher ratio of 15:1, the school is slightly better than the district average. There are 35 full-time equivalent teachers and one full-time school counselor on staff. There are 52% female students and 48% male students. About 80% of the students come from low-income families. Jarman Elementary School has students from many different races and ethnic groups, just like the community it serves. About 19% of students scored at or above the proficient level in both math and reading. This is lower than the Union Public Schools district averages of 27% in math and 23% in reading, as well as the lahoma state averages of 26% in math and 25% in reading. The school is now ranked 491st out of all lahoma elementary schools based on how well its students do on state tests and how well they get ready for future academic success. Jarman Elementary has a caring, community-oriented atmosphere, experienced teachers, and a high student-teacher ratio. This makes it a good place for students to learn, even though their test scores are lower than the district and state averages.

The most recent news says, Jarman Elementary School has been getting good press lately for both health programs that help the community and big improvements to the school building. In May 2025, the Delta Dental of lahoma Foundation brought its "Cavity Prevention Clinic" on wheels to Jarman. At the same time, the Union Public Schools Board approved a $1.74 million contract to replace the old roof at Jarman Elementary. This is part of a larger renovation project funded by bonds throughout the district. These types of investments describe a strong commitments towards both the health of students and the infrastructure that will last for a long time. The roofing project is meant to make the school more energy-efficient and protect the environment, also the dental clinic shows how much Jarman cares about whole-person care. In October 2024, the Special Olympics named Jarman lahoma's Unified Champion School of the Month because of its welcoming policies and strong support for students with different needs.

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

Ans. Jarman Elementary has clubs for art, music, STEM, and sports that change with the seasons.

Q2. Are there services for special education?

Ans. Yes, the school provides individualized support and resources for students who learn differently.

Q3. What kinds of technology do you use?

Ans. Students can use computers, tablets, and other digital learning tools that let them interact with the material.

Q4. How does the school get parents involved?

Ans. By going to PTA meetings, volunteering, and going to community events.

Q5. How do you make sure that students are safe?

Ans. The school has rules for safety, counseling services, and programs for learning about social and emotional issues.