Central Jhs

Central Junior High School is a public school for students in grades 7–8. It is part of Moore Public Schools. There are about 600 students at the school, and the student-to-teacher ratio is about 17:1. This keeps class sizes small during a time of big changes. The students come from a wide range of racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, just like the people who live in Moore. Central Junior High School's main academic goals are to help students master core subjects like math, English language arts, science, and social studies. It also offers electives and extracurricular activities that keep students interested. Based on the data we have, about 17% of students are good at math and 22% are good at reading. Central Junior High School is in a suburban area with a family-friendly atmosphere and average home prices. It also has access to district-wide teaching resources. Overall, the school looks promising because it has a structured curriculum, experienced teachers, making it one of the top schools in Oklahoma

A Central Junior High teacher, Jon Gee (8th-grade math), was selected as one of the site-level Teachers of the Year and advanced as a finalist for the Moore Public Schools District Teacher of the Year. Being recognized among district finalists highlights instructional excellence and leadership at Central JHS.

Q1. Does Central Junior High School have programs that run after school?

Answer: After-school activities give kids a chance to learn and have fun.

Q2. Are students encouraged to take on leadership roles at school?

Ans. You can be a leader in councils and clubs.

Q3. What does the school do to make sure everyone is respectful?

Ans. Across campus, respect and responsibility are important values.

Q4. Does the school hold events to get families involved?

Ans. Family meetings and events are great ways to keep in touch with each other.

Q5. Does the school encourage students to be creative?

Ans. Different subjects encourage creative projects and activities.