CASADY SCHOOL COLLEGE PROFILE | 2026-2027 School and Community
Founded in 1947, Casady School is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory, Episcopal day school for grades PreK-12, located in Oklahoma City. Casady has grown to 1,100+ students, 230 faculty and staff, 4,900+ alumni, and 80 acres with 30 buildings. Casady adheres to a studentled Honor Code. Historically, 100 percent of Casady School graduates attend a four-year college or university.
Nathan L. Sheldon Head of School 405.749.3111 sheldonn@casady.org
In the 2026-2027 school year, 37 percent of Casady’s students identified as students of color. In that same year, Casady School awarded $3.4 million in financial aid to 20 percent of students.
Enrollment
351
Jason Scheer, Ed.D.
Associate Head of School 405.749.3109 scheerj@casady.org
86
Upper Division
Kendall White
Upper Division Director 405.823.5711 whiteke@casady.org
1,111
Senior class
Best Private School in OK (2016-2026) Christian High School in OK
#
1 RANKED
entire school
Private K-12 School in OK Best College Prep Private High School in OK
Disciplinary Reporting Policy College Counseling Office Amanda Kisselle Director 405.749.3245 kissellea@casady.org
Josh Bottomly
Associate Director 405.749.3130 bottomlyj@casady.org
Amy McQuade
Associate Director 405.749.3177 mcquadea@casady.org
It is Casady School’s policy to report any incident that results in suspension or expulsion in grades 9-12 to colleges and universities that request such information.
Grading System and Ranking
Casady School does not rank its students. Both weighted and unweighted GPAs are reported. GPAs are calculated according to an extended scale available on the transcript. While all Casady coursework is college preparatory, several core courses receive additional weight when calculating weighted GPAs: • Advanced/Honors courses and English and History Seminars are weighted with an additional value of .25. • AP, MSON, Post-AP, Honors Precalculus, and Honors Physics are weighted with an additional value of .33. • All non-tracked English and History coursework is considered to be at the Honors level and therefore receives an additional .25 GPA weight. • Certain electives are considered Honors level and receive additional weight. These are indicated in our course list on the second page of this Profile.
Accreditation and Memberships
Casady School is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) and the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools (SAES). It holds membership in the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) and the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES).
Ap Testing Profile | Class of 2026
Casady will offer 14 AP courses in the 2026-2027 school year. All students enrolled in an AP course are required to take the AP exam, and we also offer the AP Economics and AP US Government exams for students who take these MSON or History Seminars. In 2026, Casady School administered 295 AP exams. Testers: 129 | AP Scholars with Distinction: 19 | AP Scholars with Honor: 16 | AP Scholars: 29
9500 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73120 www.casady.org CEEB Code: 372640
Testing Profile | Class of 2026
Testing Profile | Class of 2027
Testers: 47 | Middle 50%: 24-32
Testers: 38 | Middle 50%: 26-32
ACT
24-34 English
SAT
25-35 Reading
24-32 Math
Testers: 53 | Middle 50%: 1190-1410 590-700 580-720 EBRW Math
22-33 Science
ACT
24-34 English
26-34 Reading
24-33 Math
SAT
Testers: 71 | Middle 50%: 1160-1370 600-670 550-680 EBRW Math
*as of July 2026
Class of 2026 Matriculation Profile
Upper Division Courses
Subject
Required Sequence
English
English 1* English 2* English 3* English 4 Seminar Consists of semester-long seminar courses
AP English Language^ AP English Literature^ English 4 Seminars Creative Nonfiction Writing Seminar* Literature of the Lock Up* Maturity* Lord of the Rings* Apocalyptic or Post-Apocalyptic Literature* Children’s Literature and Poetry* Eu-Topia or Ou-Topia*
History & Social Science
World History/Global History* United States History* History Seminars* Consists of semester-long seminar courses
AP European History^ AP United States History^ History Seminars (11th & 12th) American in the 1980s* Cold War History* History of Protest in America* International Relations* College Football History* History of American Consumerism* Supreme Court Cases* World War II*
Beginning Debate Advanced Debate* Psychology*
Mathematics
Algebra 1 Geometry, Honors Geometry* Algebra 2, Honors Algebra 2*
Precalculus*, Honors Precalculus^ AP Statistics^ AP Calculus AB^ AP Calculus BC^ Multivariable Calculus^
College Algebra and Statistics* Fundamentals of Calculus*
Science
Biology, Honors Biology* Chemistry, Honors Chemistry* Physics*, Honors Physics^
AP Biology^ AP Chemistry^ AP Physics C: Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism^
Anatomy and Physiology* Forensic Science* Health & Nutrition* (single semseter) Meteorology*
Accepted to
155
different
4 Years Required
schools
71 graduates attending
39
different schools
32%
3 Years Required
3 Years Required
attending
private colleges/ universities
3 Years Required
Chinese: Novice (1), Intermediate (2), Advanced* (Honors 3*)
68%
attending
public colleges/ universities
56%
attending
public colleges/ universities
World Languages
Advanced (Honors 3) or Intermediate High (3) Required
59% of state
Fine Arts
2 Semesters Required
Computer Science Religion & Philosophy Co-Curricular
Requirement Based on Grade Level
Service Learning
55%
enrolled more than 250
miles away
AP Chinese Language^ AP French Language^ French 5^ AP Spanish Language^ Spanish: Novice (1), Intermediate AP Spanish Literature^ (2), Intermediate High (3), Spanish 4* Advanced* (Honors 3*) AP Latin^ Latin: Novice (1), Intermediate (2), Intermediate High (3), Advanced* Latin 5^ (Honors 3*) French: Novice (1), Intermediate (2), Intermediate High (3), Advanced* (Honors 3*)
Visual Art | Introduction to Visual Art, 2D Art, 3D Art, Digital Art, Photography, Independent Study Art, AP Studio Art Portfolio^, Studio Art+, Drawing 1 (no longer offered), Computer Graphics (no longer offered), Video Production (no longer offered), Clay 1 & 2 (no longer offered)
1 Semester Required (Class of 2027 and beyond)
enrolled out
Advanced Courses | Electives
College Counseling Seminar
1 Semester, Junior Year
Communication Arts | Publications: Twister Yearbook, Advanced Journalism: Twister Yearbook Editor(s)-in-Chief* Performing Arts | Concert Band, Choir, Orchestra, Music Theory*, Acting Foundations, Casady Theatre Company, Introduction to Technical Theater, Advanced Technical Theater, Spanish Cinema+
Introduction to Computer Science, Animation and Game Development, Python Programming, Interactive Digital Art, Robotics, Website Development, Thinking Machines^, Object-Oriented Programming*, Physical Computing: 3D Printing and Modeling, Independent Study in Computer Science
Comparative Religion Ethics and Morality Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors are required to participate in a co-curricular activity in at least two of the three sports seasons. Seniors are required to participate in at least one of the three sports seasons or a co-curricular activity. In order to graduate, a student must complete 45 certified hours of service. This required course provides 11th grade students the tools they need to begin their college search and application process. Some topics that are covered include: building a college list, writing the personal essay, standardized test prep, and the types of college applications. This is a pass or fail course and does not receive credit.
* denotes a 0.25 weighted course | ^ denotes a 0.33 weighted course | + denotes a summer-only course
Cum Laude Society
12
will participate in
6 college
Casady School has been proud to host a chapter of the Cum Laude Society since 1962, which recognizes scholarship and stresses excellence, justice, and honor. Election to membership in the Casady chapter is limited to no more than 10 percent of the junior class and 20 percent of the senior class.
sports
Malone Schools Online Network (MSON)
59%
enrolled out of state
Casady is one of 27 members of the MSON, which provides upper-level students a variety of superior post-AP courses that enhance each member school’s existing curriculum. MSON courses are conducted by teaching professionals who are experts in their fields. Courses take a blended approach, combining synchronous instruction and real-time video conferencing seminars with asynchronous instruction, recorded lectures, and assignments.