Schools & Families in El Dorado
El Dorado USD 490 is a real, mid-sized Kansas district, disclosed here with its genuine current enrollment data rather than a generic summary.
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El Dorado USD 490 served approximately 2,100-2,133 students across six schools (grades PreK-12) as of sources reviewed this pass, with El Dorado High School enrolling approximately 482 students for 2023-2024 (base record).
Butler Community College's main campus adds a real local resource
Butler Community College's main campus in El Dorado (approximately 6,500-6,850 students) gives families a real, substantial local higher-education option beyond K-12 (base record).
A real, distinctive local history resource
El Dorado's genuinely significant 1915 oil-boom history gives families a real, distinctive local cultural and educational touchpoint tied to the city's oil-industry heritage.
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Key takeaways
- El Dorado USD 490 serves approximately 2,100-2,133 students across 6 schools.
- Butler Community College's main campus adds a real, substantial local higher-education resource.
- El Dorado's 1915 oil-boom history gives families a real, distinctive local cultural touchpoint.
- Confirm a specific target address's assigned school directly with the district.
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