Without Limits - City of Owasso

Owasso By The Numbers:Education Facilities and Area AmenitiesAn aerial view of Owasso’s High School Campus, showing the Mid-High building (red roof),the Senior High Building (tan and white) and the many high school athletic facilities.Living Near A City Has Its Advantages...• 4 nationally recognized museums:Gilcrease MuseumThe Philbrook Museum of ArtWill Rogers Memorial MuseumWoolaroc Museum• Resident opera, philharmonic and ballet companies• 4000+ animals at the Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum• 17 golf courses – 1 ranked among“The Top 100 in the Nation” by Golf Digest• 2 recreational lakes within 20 minutes of downtownOwasso• 13 major lakes within 90 minutes of Owasso• 113 municipal parks• 4 Tulsa hospitals in addition to Owasso’s 2comprehensive hospitals and medical campuses• Big Splash Water Park• Oklahoma AquariumThe Owasso SchoolDistrict served nearly8,700 children in 2007-08 school year andcomprises:7 K-5 schools,6th Grade Center,7th Grade Center,8th Grade Center,Mid-High 9th & 10thGrade Campus,Senior High 11th &12th Grade Campusand Owasso RamAcadamy.• Tall Grass Prairie Preserve• Redbud Valley Nature Preserve• Professional sports including baseball, arenafootball and hockey• Outdoor amphitheater hosting an annual productionof the Rogers and Hammerstein musical,“Oklahoma”• Outdoor Festivals and Activities – Mayfest,Juneteenth, Bluegrass and Chili Festival,Octoberfest, Jazz on Greenwood, Reggaefest,Cinco de Mayo, Scottish Games and Gathering,Greek Festival, Tulsa State Fair• Over 21 different trail runs including the CorporateChallenge and Tulsa Run• The BOK Center and Spirit Bank Event Center• Brady Theater and Cain’s BallroomHighlight: Owasso’s Crime Index of 24 is almost a fourth of the national average of 100. Owasso’seffective and dedicated police force plus its status as a City of Character contribute to our exceptionally13safe environment.