I use to go to Norman north but when I graduated last year it was bad because for 4 long years I…read morewas bullied and pushed around and then I lost my temper and I did something I will regret and after they found out I was bullied for so long and they knew about last year with my last trail with bullying they expelled me for three 5 FUCKING days when they FuUCKING knew I was innocent and they let that bully walk away without punishment and then when I came back to the school after it all happened I told the principal that this school is a joke because I told him that he should of got the kid into trouble but oh noooooo!!!!!! He said he didn't do anything so I said he bullied me for 3 FUCKING years and u knew about it and u did nothing so I just left and said FUCK Norman North

Our grandson plays on a league basketball team, and some of his games are played in the gym at this…read moreschool. What a great facility. It's new, and it's out in the middle of nowhere, so to speak, but we all know what happens to schools with lots of room around them. It doesn't take long for houses to surround them. Not a bad thing. That's progress. The thing that bothers me here is the spelling of the name of the school here on YELP. What an oxymoron! I'm hoping to get it changed to its true name: Canyon Ridge Intermediate School.

Part of Indian Territory, primarily inhabited by the Absentee-Shawnee Tribe. The land was opened to…read morenon-Native settlement during the 1891 Land Run. Dale was platted along the Rock Island railroad line before Oklahoma's statehood. The Dale Post Office opened on October 26, 1893, initially named King after John King, an Absentee-Shawnee who owned the allotted land. The post office has since closed and it is unincorporated. Approx. population is about 250 residents. Described as a "school district, some houses, and a lot of wheat" , no longer a formal town but a tight-knit community centered around Dale Public Schools.

Simply the best school in the state of Oklahoma. Great administration, excellent teachers and…read moredriven students. Academic and sports excellence.

Moving here from a small town in Oklahoma my parents made me tour every single private school in…read moreOKC. Every school we toured each had their own pros and cons but no high school had that good "warm at home" feeling that you left wanting more as this place did for me. Principal David Morton greets anyone and everyone who walks through his building with open arms. The structure and administration of this community truly care about the benefit of their students. While I attended here several years ago, I remember taking a required financial class while at the time I thought was nuts, it really does expose you to many different situations that you will be needing to learn at some point or another. The exposure every student gets here is amazing. Another important note is that while I attended here I was not catholic. Not once did I feel pressured to become catholic or judged/viewed any differently for being another religion. Mass is required every Friday once a month here. To me, everything was a learning experience and even though I wasn't catholic I felt religion class helped me learn more about my faith and other religions. Back on academics, just google this school and their scores - it's nothing but successful. I can't wait to send my son here proudly someday and appreciate knowing the fact that he is getting a wonderful education that will help prep him for college and for life long experiences.