Eisenhower High School

Student Life

Life at Eisenhower is similar to that of many other high schools. Students at Eisenhower study, work, socialize, and joke around just as any other high school students do. But what is different here at Eisenhower? The answer is simple: the people. Most of the students at Eisenhower are kind and welcoming. Sure, there are cliques, social groups, etc., but most of the students at Eisenhower reflect the school's motto: "Integrity, Knowledge, and Excellence".

Students aren't the only people here at Eisenhower. The faculty plays a major role in student life as well. The teachers at Eisenhower challenge students, the counselors guide them, and the administrators make sure that everything is running well at Eisenhower. At Eisenhower, the staff maintains a friendly relationship with the students while maintaining authority.

Opportunity

What opportunities are here at Eisenhower? Eisenhower offers about 28 clubs and organizations for students to be a part of. Eisenhower has also been awarded numerous awards for academic excellence. Eisenhower's Decathlon Team has represented the state of Oklahoma for ten years in the Academic Decathlon Nationals competition.

Freedom

What freedoms are there at Eisenhower? Is it even possible to be free at a high school? One of the small freedoms students at Eisenhower have is being able to leave campus for lunch. Students also have a library that is open during the school day, and even for a while after school. Eisenhower is just about as free as any other public high school.