Cement

The schools in Cement, Oklahoma serve students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade across two campuses - Cement Elementary School and Cement High School. Both schools serve a diverse student population with high rates of economic need, as evidenced by the large percentages of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.

Cement Elementary School has a relatively large enrollment of 141 students in grades PK-8, with a diverse student body that is 74.47% White, 6.38% Native American, and 14.18% two or more races. The school spends $10,103 per student and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 14.8, suggesting a focus on providing individualized attention. In contrast, Cement High School has a smaller enrollment of 64 students in grades 9-12 and a slightly less diverse population, with 65.62% White and 12.5% two or more races. The high school spends more per student at $11,532 and has an even smaller student-teacher ratio of 9.8.

Academically, Cement High School students demonstrate proficiency rates in core subjects that, while not exceptionally high, are generally higher than the state average. However, the low proficiency rate of 14.3% in mathematics is a concern that may require targeted interventions. Overall, the data suggests that the Cement community faces significant economic challenges, which may impact student learning and achievement across both the elementary and high school levels.