Will Rogers High School

Will Rogers High School is a school building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The structure has served as an educational institution for the city's students over many decades.

The school was established to serve secondary students in Tulsa and grew to become one of the city's established institutions. Its listing on the National Register recognizes the building's historical importance to Tulsa's educational development.

The school is named after the famous cowboy and humorist Will Rogers, who was born in Oklahoma and shaped the region's identity. His name connects the building to the area's ranching heritage and spirit of the American West.

The building is located in an accessible part of Tulsa and can be reached easily by public transportation or car. Visitors should know this is an active school campus and may not always be open for visits or tours.

The school is named after Will Rogers, the famous performer and humorist known for his sharp commentary on American politics and culture. This naming honors a local figure whose wit and wisdom shaped Oklahoma's cultural identity.

Location: Tulsa

Inception: 1939

Operator: Tulsa Public Schools

Address: 3909 East 5th Place

Website: http://tulsaschools.org/schools/rogers

GPS coordinates: 36.15383,-95.93327

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27