used until the 1980s. This building houses a computer lab, the campus auditorium, nineteen classrooms, six labs, a student lounge, a study area, basement, and faculty and administrative offices. The Dan Little Residence Hall, with a capacity of nearly 300 students and twelve faculty families, was completed in 1998, located at the center of campus, complete with a basement containing billiards, game tables, and a TV for students to use during their nightly free time. The basement is also a reinforced storm shelter and is large enough to house the entire school population. The Gymnasium, opened in March 1999, provides a full-size basketball court, a weight room, and a dance floor, among other amenities. The Samson Science and Discovery Center was completed in 2001 and houses three chemistry labs, four physics labs, one computer lab, and one demonstration/lecture room, as well as many personal research labs. In Fall 2003, the Senator Bernice Shedrick Library opened, with a capacity of 50,000 books and 10 computers for student use. Demographics Student Body: 144 Average Class Size: 15–18, though many upper-level classes are smaller Male-Female Ratio: 1:1 Notable alumni Rhiju Das, '95 Nancy Chen See also Alabama School of Mathematics and Science Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts Maine School of Science and Mathematics Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science References 6. https://cen.acs.org/articles/93/i35/Oklahoma-Chemist-AwardK-Fazlur-Rahman.html#:~:text=A.K.%20Fazlur%20Rahman-,A.%20K.,of%20a%20plaque%20and%20%241%2C000. 7.https://www.inverse.com/article/44254-high-school-student-george-wang-carbon-7-bonds 8. https://stateimpact.npr.org/oklahoma/2018/05/10/oklahoma-high-school-student-makes-scientific-discovery-by-questioning-common-knowledge/#:~:text=George%20Wang%2C%20a%20senior%20at,in%20Oklahoma%20City%2C%20is%20ecstatic. 9. Ab initio calculations of ionic hydrocarbon compounds with heptacoordinate carbon, G. Wang, A. K. F. Rahman, Bin Wang*, J. Mol. Model. 24, 116 (2018) + This work has been featured on a few public media, including a feature story "Oklahoma High School Student Makes Scientific Discovery By Questioning Common Knowledge" at the STATEIMPACT Oklahoma, Oklahoma Radio NPR, "A High Schooler Has Upended a Fundamental Chemistry Theory" at INVERSE, "A High School Kid From Oklahoma Just Made A Massive Breakthrough In Chemistry" at IFL Science, and a broad discussion on Reddit. External links The OSSM Foundation Boarding schools in Oklahoma Schools in Oklahoma City Educational institutions established in 1983 Gifted