Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School
Education Administration ProgramsOklahoma, United States11-50 Employees
Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School is a Catholic educational community in Oklahoma City that serves students from limited economic means through a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum paired with a work-study experience. The program aims to develop students of faith, knowledge, purpose, and service, preparing graduates to succeed in college and in life. It serves grades nine through twelve and opened with a founding freshman class in August 2018, with about 268 students enrolled for the 2021-22 academic year. The school is based in Oklahoma City and operates as a small to mid-sized educational organization. In 2019, Chip Carter was named president and chief executive officer, and in 2023 the school announced the launch of a mascot, Royal, an African elephant, unveiled at a city zoo.