how many students attend deer creek high school
1,356
title: Deer Creek Public Schools text: half-court basketball gymnasium, about a dozen classrooms, and a small library. A gymnasium and separate cafeteria were added later. The buildings have since been demolished, but the trees that surrounded the building are still present, and part of the building's brick facade is used on the entrance to the high school's auditorium. Since the early 1980s, the district has expanded considerably due to exurban sprawl. It now has five elementary schools, none of which are at the original location. Prairie Vale Elementary School was the first school built away from the original site. It is near the western border of title: Deer Creek Public Schools text: high school building began in the early 1980s as the two short arms (originally intended to form an X shape) that point northeast and southeast on the east face of the classroom building. Since then, it has been expanded several times, more than tripling its original size to accommodate the rapidly growing student body. A recently passed $142 million bond issue will fund the construction of a new middle school on NW 234th St. near May Ave., a 5th elementary school near NW 150th and Rockwell, several more additions to the high school campus, multimillion-dollar athletic and activity buildings including title: Deer Park High School (Texas) text: Abshire Stadium, DPISD's 10,000-seat football and soccer stadium. The stadium is home to all of DPHS's football teams, as well as boys and girls soccer. South Campus also houses the school's softball field, as well as ten tennis courts, and four gyms. An extensive weight training room, natatorium, and sports medicine and physical therapy clinic are also housed on campus. North Campus is home to the district's baseball and track stadiums, as well as 2 gyms. Wolters Campus is an advanced high school which all students grades 10-12 can apply to attend. The school allows you to work at your title: Deer Creek Public Schools text: off of Rockwell and 150th. Deer Creek High School (DCHS) is located in northern Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, north of Oklahoma City and west of Edmond on the northwest corner of NW 206th Street and MacArthur Boulevard. The high school has dramatically expanded over the past half-decade. The high school facilities include a two-story annex, a freshman academy, Alumni Hall, the old gym, a PAAC (Performing Arts & Athletic Center), a multi-sport complex, and a new football stadium. A new middle school is located on NW 234th Street just east of N. May. It is for 7th and 8th grades. The title: Wadena-Deer Creek Senior High School text: of which are 52 minutes long. In 2011 Adequate Yearly Progress was met in reading, but not mathematics or special education. 70% of students were deemed proficient in reading and 19% were deemed proficient in math. Class sizes range from 15-25 students. On June 17, 2010 the previous 7 -12 high school building was destroyed in an EF4 tornado. Classes were relocated to a local community college while construction started on a new building due to open fall 2012 on the same site. The new building houses both the middle school and high school and contains two levels with two