Is Living In Bryan County, OK Right For You?

Living in Bryan County, Oklahoma

A complete guide of the county from schools to diversity

County

Should You Move to Bryan County?

Bryan County is home to 8,735 Oklahoma residents. Over the past ten years, the county has seen a drop in growth of -385.59%, ranking it聽#2,738 in the US and #67 in Oklahoma for population growth.

Based on the counties residents and economy, Bryan County, OK is OK for retirees and okay for families.

When considering schools and educational attainment, 83% of residents over 25 years of age graduated high school and 16.9% completed their bachelor’s degree or higher. The majority of students in Bryan County attend public school.

If diversity is essential, Bryan County received a C grade in diversity.

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How Does Bryan County Rank?

Retirement

Diversity

Professionals

Raising a Family

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Who Lives in Bryan County?

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Total Population

8,735

10-Year Change

-385.59%

Households are Families

66%

Per Households

Diversity Grade

White alone

74%

Black or African American alone

American Indian and Alaska Native alone

7.7%

Asian alone

0.3%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone

0.1%

Hispanic or Latino

11.3%

Retirement

Raising a Family

Under 5 years

6.2%

Under 18 years

21.4%

Over 65 years

24.8%

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Housing in Bryan County

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Total Households

Own vs. Rent

Own 69.8%

Rent 30.2%

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Typical Age of Homes

1960 to 1979

Common Residence Type

single-family homes

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Bryan County Schools

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Colbert Hs

A

Achille Hs

A

Rock Creek Hs

A

Bennington Hs

A

Caddo Hs

A

Silo Hs

A

Ward Es East

A

Colbert Ms

C-

Durant Intermediate Es

C-

Caddo Es

B+

Silo Es

C-

Durant Ms

B

Bryan County Elementary School

B+

Silo Ms

A

Rock Creek Hs

A

Silo Hs

First Christian Academy

Victory Life Academy

B+

Achille Es

A

Achille Hs

B+

Bennington Es

A

Bennington Hs

B

Bryan County Elementary School

C

Bryan County High School

B

Bryan County Middle School

C-

Caddo Es

Student-Teacher Ratio

Bryan County School District

The Bryan County School District in Bryan County, GA, is home to 10,078 students across 10 schools. Based on enrollment numbers, Bryan County ranks #38 in Georgia. Grades from Pre-K to 12 are offered in the district.

Bryan County School District received a student-teacher ratio grade of B, averaging 15.7 students per teacher.

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District Schools

Student Enrollments

10,078

Student-Teacher Ratio

15.7:1

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Cost of Living in Oklahoma

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Should you move to Oklahoma?

Oklahoma, the Sooner State, is a place of vast prairies, vibrant cities, and rich Native American heritage. Known for its warm hospitality, robust energy industry, and significant meteorological research, Oklahoma offers a relaxed, community-oriented lifestyle.

Oklahoma’s economy is buoyed by energy, aviation, and biotechnology. Its cities, like Oklahoma City and Tulsa, offer vibrant culture and growing economies.

Living in Oklahoma offers a diverse range of experiences. From exploring the history of Route 66 to enjoying the natural beauty of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma has something for everyone. Education is valued in Oklahoma, with good public schools and notable universities like the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.

If you’re looking for a state that offers a relaxed lifestyle, a diverse economy, and a community-focused way of life, Oklahoma could be your ideal choice. Just be prepared for an unpredictable climate, with a chance of tornadoes!

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Bryan County Economy

The industries, jobs, and economics of the zip code

Median Household Income

$52,538

US Average $74,580

How does Bryan County compare?

Unemployment rate

6.4%

Poverty rate

12.3%

Primary Occupations

Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations

Secondary Occupations

Office and administrative support occupations

Crime in Bryan County

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Crime Rating: Low Crime

Total Crimes (2022)

1,994

Crime Rate

Per 100,000 residents

Violent crimes: 575.2

Murder: 0.0

Violent crimes: 575.2

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