The sixth largest district in the state of Oklahoma, it serves nearly 15,000 students who live in the east-south portions of Tulsa County and in the western portions of Wagoner County. Living and going to school in Broken Arrow offers the best of everything to the nearly 80,000 residents in the City. Broken Arrow schools are regarded nationally for excellence in education, providing innovative, quality, instruction and special programs to fulfill students needs. Broken Arrow schools utilize a unique grade grouping, which allows maximum education opportunity for each child. In this structure, students in grades kindergarten through fifth attend elementary schools.
Middle schools serve grades six, seven, and eight.
All three campuses are fully accredited by the state of Oklahoma and the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. The school district seeks to provide instruction to meet the needs of each student. In addition to a curriculum which stresses mastery of the basic skills, programs include career education, gifted education, Title I reading and math, speech therapy, guidance services, summer school, home-bound education for students who are unable to attend school because of illness, alternative schools and much more. Technology Computer education is an important part of the instructional program. It is introduced at elementary school level, with instruction continuing through high school.