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Bishop John Carroll School

1100 NW 32nd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118Open, per Google (checked Sep 20, 2026)

Key facts

Tuition
Not published
Grades
PreK-8
Students (K-12)
203
Students per teacher
13
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
From Oklahoma City center
2.6 miles

All school facts and where they come from

Can you use PCTC here?

✓ On the official Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit list
State list
Includes this school
Applying
The 2027-28 application opens Monday, March 15, 2027 at 9 a.m. and closes Tuesday, June 15, 2027 at 11:59 p.m., with no late submissions. Applications in the first 60 days get priority review. File with the Oklahoma Tax Commission through OkTAP.

Source: the official list, dated September 3, 2026.

What you would pay here

Net cost
Not worked out: no verified 2026-27 tuition yet. Check the school’s website

School facts

Teachers
17
Student body
Coeducational
Diocese
Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, OK
Boys and girls
55% boys, 45% girls
Setting
City
Member of
National Catholic Educational Association

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Students and school year

Enrollment over time

201 2019-20 206 2021-22 203 2023-24
2019-20 to 2023-24
201 to 203, up 2 (1%)
Path
Peaked at 206 in 2021-22

Students by grade, 2023-24 (pre-K is not in the K-12 count)

20 PK 21 K 15 1 26 2 24 3 25 4 25 5 26 6 18 7 23 8
Largest grade
Grade 2 and grade 6 (26 each)
Smallest grade
Grade 1 (15)
Average a grade
About 23

The school year

Days in the school year
180
Length of the school day
7 hours 15 minutes
Hours of school a year
about 1,310
Kindergarten
Full day, 5 days a week
Classes, 2023-24
In person
Library or media center
Yes
Year, against Oklahoma
5 days longer than the 175-day median of 134 schools we list
School day, against Oklahoma
15 minutes longer than the median of 7 hours (137 schools we list)

How it compares

This school 13 OK median 8.2
Students per teacher
This school 203 County median 168
Students vs county median
Students per teacher
13 here; median 8.2 at 65 OK elementary schools
Size in Oklahoma County
Larger than 22 of 37 other schools we list

Student body, 2023-24

White 42% Asian 34% Hispanic 13% Black 4% American Indian 3% Two or more races 3%

Shares of K-12 students by race and ethnicity, as NCES reports them.

Bishop John Carroll School tuition, and what PCTC pays

Published tuition
No verified figure yet. Check the school’s website
Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit Refundable tax credit
Award
A maximum of $5,000 to $7,500 per student, set by household income
How it varies
The credit is the lower of that maximum or the school’s tuition and fees after the school’s own scholarships and discounts, so it can be less than $5,000. Families on SNAP, TANF or SoonerCare get the $7,500 maximum whatever their income.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

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Other private schools nearby

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Trinity School ✓1-121647.2Christian (nondenominational)<1
Empowered Solution ✓On the state list; not in the federal survey<1
Westminster School ✓PreK-85118.7Nonsectarian1
Rosary Catholic School ✓On the state list; not in the federal survey1
Primrose School of Midtown Oklahoma City ✓On the state list; not in the federal survey1
Back To Earth School ✓On the state list; not in the federal survey1
Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School ✓9-1275112.8Roman Catholic1
The Academy of Classical Christian Midtown CampusPreK-1287113.3Christian (nondenominational)2

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Next PCTC date: March 15, 2027 to June 15, 2027 (2027-28 application window (first 60 days get priority review)).

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