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School InformationEisenhower High School is a three-year secondary school located at Fifty-Second and Gore Boulevard in the city of Lawton, Oklahoma. The initial construction contained 48 rooms, built at a cost of $1,778,000, on a sixty-acre campus. The building opened in September, 1962, with an enrollment of 700 students in grades 7-10. The next year the 11th grade was added, and the following year 12th grade was added. The first two years Eisenhower's competitive sports teams had to play other high schools with juniors and seniors, even though the 11th and 12th grades had not been added to the school. The second phase of construction was a 1300 seat auditorium completed in May, 1964. This unit, with the latest in lighting and sound equipment, cost $340,000. The completion of Eisenhower High School occurred with the addition of 45 classrooms in the northwest wing. The building, finished in 1965, included an enclosed patio and housed over 1900 students. The year 1965 was the first graduating class at Eisenhower. Eisenhower High School is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and the North Central Accrediting Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
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