OSSM challenges students far beyond the traditional high school model.
Everything at OSSM supports students’ academics-from the school’s residential model, college-level curriculum and largely doctoral-level teaching faculty (70%) to required evening study halls staffed with faculty and absence of cell phones and personal internet.
Students leap forward in their academic progress, and many OSSM graduates receive numerous credits for their OSSM classes at their chosen institutions of higher learning.
The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics is a proud member of the National Consortium of Secondary STEM Schools, which provides a forum for secondary schools focused on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to exchange ideas and information.