In 1974) (partially damaged by tornado on May 20, 2013) Highland West Junior High (Established In 1971) Moore West Junior High (Established in 1975) Southridge Junior High (Established in 2015) Elementary schools Apple Creek Elementary (Established In 1980) Briarwood Elementary (Established In 1985) (rebuilt after being destroyed by tornado on May 20, 2013) - In southern Oklahoma City Broadmoore Elementary (Established In 1993) Bryant Elementary (Established In 1995) Central Elementary (Established In 1947) Earlywine Elementary (Established In 1993) Eastlake Elementary (Established In 1995) Fairview Elementary (Established In 1963) Fisher Elementary (Established In 1990) Heritage Trails Elementary (Established in 2010) Houchin Elementary (Established In 1972) Kelley Elementary (Established In 1965) (rebuilt after being destroyed by tornado on May 3, 1999)' Kingsgate Elementary (Established In 1973) Northmoor Elementary (Established In 1964) Oakridge Elementary (Established in 2010) Plaza Towers Elementary (Established In 1966) (rebuilt after being destroyed by tornado on May 20, 2013)'' Red Oak Elementary (Established In 1980) Santa Fe Elementary (Established In 1979) Sky Ranch Elementary (Established In 1968) Sooner Elementary (Established In 1991) South Lake Elementary (Established In 2014) Southgate/Rippetoe Elementary (Established In 1962) (partially damaged by tornado on March 25, 2015) Timber Creek Elementary (Established in 2015) Wayland Bonds Elementary (Established in 2005) Winding Creek Elementary (Established in 1978) Briarwood Elementary School The previous facility was built in 1984 by an Oklahoma City company, RGDC. It had a central building as well as separate buildings for classrooms, storage, and multipurpose functions. RGDC later experienced scandal in 1996 after issues in the construction of the Oklahoma County Jail were exposed. A team from the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Structural Engineering Institute (ASCE-SEI) examined the debris after the 2013 tornado. A civil engineer who serves as an associate professor and as the director of the Donald G. Fears Structural Engineering Lab at the University of Oklahoma, Chris Ramseyer, was one of the authors of the ASCE-SEI report. Ramseyer stated that the school had code violations and issues with its construction. Issues cited included rebar that was too short and insufficient steel in masonry walls. The current building, with a cost of $12 million, opened in 2014. It has designated safe rooms so children can avoid injury during a tornado. Funded by insurance coverage, it was built with a similar size as the previous building. Preschool Earlywine Little Learners Preschool Alternative education Vista Academy References External links 2013 Oklahoma