Original Research by School Decision on Collinsville Hs
Collinsville High School is a public high school serving grades nine through twelve in the Collinsville district, located in Collinsville, Oklahoma, a small city roughly twenty miles north of Tulsa. The school enrolls a moderate number of students for its grade band, with the largest group in ninth grade and a gradual decline through twelfth. The student body reflects the broader community: about half of students are white, with substantial shares identifying as Native American or multiracial, and smaller groups of Hispanic and Asian students; African American students make up a very small portion. Data on students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, students with disabilities, and English learners was not reported.
State assessment results and the four-year graduation rate were not available in the records examined. For a high school serving tested grades, this is a notable gap. A parent interested in academic outcomes and student progression would want to ask the school directly for its most recent state test scores and graduation figures. The comparison set that is typically used to place this school among its peers, relative to districts in Tulsa County, could not be applied because the needed metrics were missing.
Collinsville itself has experienced rapid population growth in recent decades, with a significant increase from the early 2000s through 2020 and continued expansion reflected in a 2024 estimate. The town’s historic downtown retains many late-1800s and early-1900s buildings, and an Historic Preservation District was approved in 2024. Civic anchors include Collinsville City Park, a Carnegie library, and the Depot Museum. The city received a film-friendly certification and was the setting for a feature film. The Vision 2025 plan funded modern fire, EMS, and police facilities as well as a renovated City Hall. The economy historically centered on agriculture and dairy, and the town is within a short drive of regional employment centers such as Tulsa International Airport and the Port of Catoosa.
Home values in the Collinsville area sit above the state median but below the national median, with modest annual appreciation. Rental costs are typical for the region, and homeownership affordability is in line with national norms. The school district includes multiple elementary and middle schools feeding into this high school, and no major recent district changes were identified in available sources.
Collinsville High School serves a growing community north of Tulsa, with a racially and ethnically diverse student body. The absence of reported academic and outcome data means a family would need to gather information directly from the school to assess academic rigor, college and career preparation, and graduation success. The school’s setting in a town with a strong civic identity, historic character, and recent growth may appeal to families seeking a traditional small-city high school environment.
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