ROOSA ES School in Claremore, OK

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2001 N SIOUX
Claremore, OK 74017

District: CLAREMORE
County: ROGERS
Latitude: 036.329200
Longitude: -095.596940

Status:Operational
Principal: MS. KAY JOHNSON
Grade span: PK-4
Phone: (918) 341-5242 (make sure to verify first before calling)

Student Enrollment: 330

2006 Ethnic statistics:
Percentage of Caucasian Enrollment: 61.0%

Here:	61.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	60.2%

Percentage of Black Enrollment: 1.0%

Here:	1.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	8.6%

Percentage of Asian Enrollment: 3.0%

Here:	3.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	1.2%

Percentage of Hispanic Enrollment: 4.0%

Here:	4.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	8.0%

Percentage of Native American Enrollment: 32.0%

Here:	32.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	22.1%

2005 Ethnic statistics:
Percentage of Caucasian Enrollment: 63.0%

Here:	63.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	61.2%

Percentage of Black Enrollment: 1.0%

Here:	1.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	8.4%

Percentage of Asian Enrollment: 2.0%

Here:	2.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	1.1%

Percentage of Hispanic Enrollment: 4.0%

Here:	4.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	7.4%

Percentage of Native American Enrollment: 29.0%

Here:	29.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	21.9%

2006 Other student statistics:
Percentage of Students Eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch: 29.0%

Here:	29.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	60.3%

Percentage of 1st-3rd graders in need of Reading remediation: 27.0%

Here:	27.0%
State average from 884 schools:	32.2%

Average Number of Days Absent per Student: 8.0

Here:	8.0
State average from 1654 schools:	9.5

Mobility Rate (Incoming Students): 8.0%

Here:	8.0%
State average from 1560 schools:	10.8%

2005 Other student statistics:
Percentage of Students Eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch: 20.0%

Here:	20.0%
State average from 1646 schools:	59.7%

Percentage of 1st-3rd graders in need of Reading remediation: 21.0%

Here:	21.0%
State average from 885 schools:	30.6%

Average Number of Days Absent per Student: 9.2

Here:	9.2
State average from 1345 schools:	9.3

Mobility Rate (Incoming Students): 2.0%

Here:	2.0%
State average from 1285 schools:	11.0%

1 suspension (of 10 days or less) for every # students: 359.7

Here:	359.7
State average from 1029 schools:	57.6

2006 Staff statistics:

Regular Classroom Teachers (FTE) : 19
Special Education Teachers (FTE) : 1
Counselors (FTE) : 1
Other Certified Professional Staff (FTE) : 1
Administrators (FTE) : 1.6

Percentage of Regular Classroom Teachers with Advanced Degree(s) (FTE): 26.3%

Here:	26.3%
State average from 1654 schools:	25.7%

Percentage of Parents Attending Parent/Teacher Conference: 90.0%

Here:	90.0%
State average from 1552 schools:	69.9%

Patrons' Volunteer Hours per Student: 9.5

Here:	9.5
State average from 1551 schools:	2.4

Average Daily Membership (ADM): 346.1

Here:	346.1
State average from 1654 schools:	302.9

Percentage of Students in Special Education: 13.0%

Here:	13.0%
State average from 1654 schools:	14.4%

Average Years of Experience - Regular Classroom Teachers (FTE): 11.5

Here:	11.5
State average from 1654 schools:	12.6

2005 Staff statistics:

FTE Teachers (NCES) : 20
Regular Classroom Teachers (FTE) : 19.7
Special Education Teachers (FTE) : 1
Counselors (FTE) : 1
Other Certified Professional Staff (FTE) : 2.5
Administrators (FTE) : 1.7

Percentage of Regular Classroom Teachers with Advanced Degree(s) (FTE): 39.2%

Here:	39.2%
State average from 1646 schools:	26.6%

Percentage of Parents Attending Parent/Teacher Conference: 82.0%

Here:	82.0%
State average from 1278 schools:	71.4%

Patrons' Volunteer Hours per Student: 8.6

Here:	8.6
State average from 1272 schools:	2.8

Average Daily Membership (ADM): 359.7

Here:	359.7
State average from 1646 schools:	303.7

Percentage of Students in Special Education: 12.5%

Here:	12.5%
State average from 1646 schools:	14.5%

Average Years of Experience - Regular Classroom Teachers (FTE): 9.8

Here:	9.8
State average from 1646 schools:	12.9

Pupil/Teacher ratio: 17.1

Here:	17.1
State average from 1718 schools:	15.5

2004 Staff statistics:

FTE Teachers (NCES) : 20.7

Pupil/Teacher ratio: 17.5

Here:	17.5
State average from 1705 schools:	16.3

2003 Staff statistics:

FTE Teachers (NCES) : 17.8

Pupil/Teacher ratio: 21.1

Here:	21.1
State average from 1689 schools:	19.7

2002 Staff statistics:

FTE Teachers (NCES) : 16.9

Pupil/Teacher ratio: 21.2

Here:	21.2
State average from 1689 schools:	15.1

National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) statistics:

2005 NCES statistics:
Total students : 341
Prekindergarten students : 47
Kindergarten students : 47
1st grade students : 56
2nd grade students : 58
3rd grade students : 64
4th grade students : 64
Ungraded students : 5

Male students : 172
Female students : 169

White Students : 208
Black students : 2
Hispanic students : 13
American Indian/Alaskan Native students : 108
Asian/Pacific Islander students : 10

Free lunch eligible students : 77
Reduced price lunch eligible students : 23
Free and reduced price lunch eligible students : 100

Male students (%): 18.8%

Here:	18.8%
State average from 1721 schools:	51.5%

Female students (%): 18.8%

Here:	18.8%
State average from 1719 schools:	48.5%

Unknown sex students (%): 1.5%

Here:	1.5%
State average from -1 schools:	-100.0%

Migrant students (%): 0.6%

Here:	0.6%
State average from 118 schools:	7.1%

Free lunch eligible students (%): 3.8%

Here:	3.8%
State average from 1714 schools:	44.1%

Reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 61.0%

Here:	61.0%
State average from 1702 schools:	10.5%

2004 NCES statistics:
Total students : 363
Prekindergarten students : 50
Kindergarten students : 54
1st grade students : 64
2nd grade students : 62
3rd grade students : 64
4th grade students : 64
Ungraded students : 5

Male students : 181
Female students : 182

White Students : 228
Black students : 5
Hispanic students : 15
American Indian/Alaskan Native students : 107
Asian/Pacific Islander students : 8

Free lunch eligible students : 50
Reduced price lunch eligible students : 24
Free and reduced price lunch eligible students : 74

Male students (%): 14.9%

Here:	14.9%
State average from 1709 schools:	51.5%

Female students (%): 17.6%

Here:	17.6%
State average from 1708 schools:	48.6%

Unknown sex students (%): 17.1%

Here:	17.1%
State average from -1 schools:	-100.0%

Free lunch eligible students (%): 29.5%

Here:	29.5%
State average from 1704 schools:	43.5%

Reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 2.2%

Here:	2.2%
State average from 1693 schools:	10.3%

Free and reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 1.4%

Here:	1.4%
State average from 1704 schools:	53.8%

2003 NCES statistics:
Total students : 375
Prekindergarten students : 53
Kindergarten students : 60
1st grade students : 73
2nd grade students : 62
3rd grade students : 62
4th grade students : 53
Ungraded students : 12

Male students : 185
Female students : 190

White Students : 225
Black students : 10
Hispanic students : 11
American Indian/Alaskan Native students : 123
Asian/Pacific Islander students : 6

Free lunch eligible students : 46
Reduced price lunch eligible students : 15
Free and reduced price lunch eligible students : 61

Male students (%): 20.4%

Here:	20.4%
State average from 1703 schools:	51.5%

Female students (%): 100.0%

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1702 schools:	48.6%

Unknown sex students (%): 14.1%

Here:	14.1%
State average from -1 schools:	-100.0%

Migrant students (%): 3.2%

Here:	3.2%
State average from 125 schools:	12.2%

Free lunch eligible students (%): 49.3%

Here:	49.3%
State average from 1696 schools:	42.4%

Reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 50.7%

Here:	50.7%
State average from 1689 schools:	10.6%

2002 NCES statistics:
Total students : 358
Prekindergarten students : 51
Kindergarten students : 58
1st grade students : 58
2nd grade students : 61
3rd grade students : 53
4th grade students : 60
5th grade students : 3
7th grade students : 1
8th grade students : 2
Ungraded students : 11

Male students : 190
Female students : 168

White Students : 230
Black students : 7
Hispanic students : 12
American Indian/Alaskan Native students : 104
Asian/Pacific Islander students : 5

Free lunch eligible students : 40
Reduced price lunch eligible students : 25
Free and reduced price lunch eligible students : 65

Female students (%): 12.3%

Here:	12.3%
State average from 1692 schools:	48.5%

Unknown sex students (%): 4.0%

Here:	4.0%
State average from -1 schools:	-100.0%

Free lunch eligible students (%): 17.0%

Here:	17.0%
State average from 1684 schools:	40.9%

Reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 14.8%

Here:	14.8%
State average from 1678 schools:	10.3%

Free and reduced price lunch eligible students (%): 16.8%

Here:	16.8%
State average from 1684 schools:	51.2%

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