Kingfisher School System

Opened during the land run of 1889, the town of Kingfisher sprung from the prairie of Oklahoma Territory and very soon after Kingfisher Public Schools was born. The first graduating class consisted of seven students in 1894. Over the last 130 years, the school district has built new buildings, demolished older ones, and added to existing structures. The district has experienced the highs and lows of economic booms and busts while always striving to educate the children of Kingfisher. Throughout its history, the school district has been a force academically and athletically with a number of academic and athletic state champions. The agricultural program has seen incredible success as well as the band and choir programs. And at the center of all this success was the hard working staff and supportive community. Without the town, school, and parents working together, Kingfisher Public

Schools could never have achieved so much. Our future looks bright as a new junior high school is set to open and local revenues increase the school district’s coffers. With

1889 Kingfisher School (One of the earliest photos) these new buildings and funds comes the continued expectation of high academic standards and student success. Kingfisher Public Schools is determined to hire the best staff, create the best environment, attain the best test scores, and make the district the best it can be.

Heritage School Gilmour Elementary School

Gilmour Elementary School

Heritage School

Kingfisher Middle School

Kingfisher High School