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Established in 1953, Coolidge Elementary School serves students in grades Kindergarten through five and is located in Oklahoma City, Okla. It has an annual enrollment of more than 400 students from prekindergarten through grade five. The school s core curriculum includes special education, computer application, physical education, reading, English, math, science and social studies. It has a parent-teacher association that promotes the welfare of children and youth in the home, school and community and secures adequate laws for their care and protection. The school has a media center that provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of free reading options for its students. Coolidge Elementary School is a division of the Oklahoma City Public Schools that comprises various elementary, middle and high schools.

Founded in 1995, Bryant Elementary School provides a range of educational programs to more than 600 students in kindergarten through grade six. Its academic curriculum includes reading, writing, math, science, social studies, physical education, music, computer technology and language arts. The school provides Title I and English Language Learner programs. It operates a parent-teacher association that serves as a resource for students, parents and staff. The school has a library media center that stocks books, periodicals and newspapers, as well as provides links to search engines. It supplies various stationery items, such as pencils, glues, crayons, markers, tapes, pocket folders, pencil sharpeners, erasers, scissors, pens, rulers and notebooks. The school additionally offers breakfast and lunch programs. It is a part of Moore Public Schools, which is a school district that serves over 21,000 students through nearly 25 elementary, middle and high schools. Bryant Elementary School is located in Oklahoma City.

Located in Oklahoma City, Okla., Hefner Middle School is a member of Putnam City School District. It provides enrollment to students in grades six through eight. It offers services in various departments, such as administration, human resources, food services, maintenance, security and transportation. The school offers classes in English, math, music, science, foreign languages, social studies, computer, and health and physical education. It provides membership to various activity clubs, such as art, band, chess, drama and spelling club. The middle school s extracurricular activities include sports, such as soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and track and field. The school also has a library, a daily menu cafeteria and a media center.

Bishop John Carroll School

Established in 1919, Bishop John Carroll School offers a range of learning and recreational options for social, intellectual, emotional and physical development of students in kindergarten through grade eight. The school s academic curriculum includes instruction in physical education, music, music, mathematics, art, science, literature and Spanish. It offers a variety of food items, such as fruits and vegetables, crackers, pizzas and salads. Bishop John Carroll School has a parent-teacher organization that encourages the participation of parents in several school activities. The school maintains a work force of more than 20 employees, including teachers and support staff members. Bishop John Carroll School is located in Oklahoma City.

Established in 1952, Hayes Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through grade five. Its educational program includes instruction in vocal music, band and physical education. The school has a cafeteria, computer laboratory and media center. Hayes Elementary School employs a speech pathologist, autistic class assistant, and art and special education teachers. It is located in Oklahoma City. The school is governed by Oklahoma City Public Schools, a school district that operates several elementary, middle and high schools in Oklahoma. The district also provides adult and alternative education programs. It offers various programs in fine arts, athletics and health education. The district s schools feature parent-teacher associations that conduct various events for students, parents and teachers.

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