Lawton Public Schools Serving Comanche County, OK - Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

My son goes to Central. They are an amazing school that focuses on the well being of the children, address issues quickly, and have topnotch facilities. The teachers are always introducing interesting new subjects for the children to ponder. My son knows words about science I have never heard. I get immediate response when I have a question and am always told who will be able to provide the answers. There are clubs for the children to take part in after school and a phenomenal strings program.

Last night, Lawton Senior High School was holding a fundraiser for the yearbook department so I thought, what a better way to support the community and get a yummy Indian Taco! The kids did a fantastic job with organization, good food and it was fun to watch so many young adults work together to earn some extra money.

This school was built in 1940 and has won many awards for creativity in teaching and teaching students to think creatively. With special celebrations unique to it's history, this is an elementary school Lawtonians are proud of attending.

MacArthur High School in Lawton, was established on Lawton's east side in 1969. MacArthur was the first high school in the Lawton area to provide desegregation busing during the 1970's. Named after General Douglas MacArthur, the Highlanders have 1,200 students enrolled with a student/teacher ratio of 17/1. MacArthur also offers a variety of clubs and extracurricular activities, with their Junior ROTC program being one of the most popular, along with basketball and wrestling.

Lawton High School was the first school established in Lawton and was founded in 1901, even before the city was chartered.The Wolverines have an enrollment of 1,934 students and a teacher/student ratio of 20/1. Many extracurricular activities are offered at Lawton High, as well as required and elective study courses. Deemed the "Home of Champions," Lawton High is home to many noteworthy alumni, including Stacy King of the NBA and Kelly Stinnett of MLB.

Eisenhower High School was the second high school built in Lawton in the early 1960's. Named after the 34th President, the student enrollment is 1,549 with a student/teacher ratio of 17/1. Known for its excellence in academics, Eisenhower has represented the state of Oklahoma for 10 years in the Academic Decathlon Nationals. The Eisenhower Eagles are also a force to be reckoned with in the sports arena, having produced MLB player Butch Huskey and Olympic Gold Medalist Jason Rouser.