Lone Wolf

The schools in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma face significant challenges, with both Lone Wolf Elementary School and Lone Wolf High School ranking in the bottom quarter of their respective state rankings. These small schools, with enrollments of just 71 and 25 students, respectively, struggle with low academic performance and high poverty rates.

Lone Wolf Elementary School has consistently ranked in the bottom quarter of Oklahoma elementary schools over the past decade, with a current ranking of 575 out of 957 schools and a 1-star rating. The school has a high free and reduced lunch rate of 85.92%, indicating a high-need student population, and spends a relatively high $10,312 per student. Similarly, Lone Wolf High School ranks 315 out of 431 Oklahoma high schools, also with a 1-star rating, and has an even higher free and reduced lunch rate of 88%.

The combination of small school size, low academic achievement, high poverty rates, and high per-student spending suggests that the schools in Lone Wolf are struggling to provide a quality education to their students. Addressing these systemic issues will likely require a multi-faceted approach involving community engagement, targeted resource allocation, and evidence-based instructional strategies.