Since 2007, Edmond Public Schools has grown by thousands of students and there are several middle and elementary schools with close to or more than 1,000 students. To keep class sizes optimal for learning, and provide relief to crowded schools, the district has constructed new schools and has plans to open more in the coming years.

Bond money pays for the construction of new schools and the upkeep and maintenance of existing facilities.

Redbud Elementary opened in August of 2021, with more than 500 students. It was designed by The Stacy Group of Edmond. It is located at the corner of Douglas and Coffee Creek, east of I-35. It is the first school the district has constructed east of the highway and is the district’s 18th elementary.

Scissortail Elementary opened in 2022 on the southwest of the intersection of NW 150th St and N. Pennsylvania Ave.  It is the district’s 19th elementary school. The school was built to help offset the considerable growth at other elementary schools in the southwest quadrant of the district. The Stacy Group of Edmond designed the building.

Future Schools

The district has purchased land at Air Depot and Covell for additional schools. Student growth population will determine what school (s) are built on the site.