Editing Moore, Oklahoma (section)

==Education==

===Higher education===
The only [[post-secondary school]] physically within Moore is the [[Randall University]] which has an enrollment of about 225. Moore's neighbor immediately to the south is Norman, Oklahoma, home of the [[University of Oklahoma]]. The [[Moore Norman Technology Center]] is a public career and technology education center. Its campuses however are outside of Moore in Norman and South Oklahoma City.

===Primary And Secondary Schools===
[[Moore Public Schools]] has three high schools: [[Moore High School (Oklahoma)|Moore]], [[Southmoore High School|Southmoore]], and [[Westmoore High School|Westmoore]]; six junior high schools: Brink, Central, Highland East, Highland West, Moore West, and Southridge; and 25 elementary schools: Apple Creek, Briarwood, Broadmoore, Bryant, Central, Earlywine, Eastlake, Fairview, Fisher, Heritage Trails, Houchin, Kelley, Kingsgate, Northmoor, Oakridge, [[Plaza Towers Elementary School|Plaza Towers]], Red Oak, Santa Fe, Sky Ranch, Sooner, South Lake, Southgate-Rippetoe, Timber Creek, Wayland Anders Bonds and Winding Creek.

On May 20, 2013, while classes were in progress, several of Moore's schools were damaged or destroyed by the 2013 Moore Tornado, most notably Plaza Towers Elementary, Briarwood Elementary and Highland East Junior High. However, these schools were rebuilt and reopened for the 2014–15 school year.

===Libraries===
Moore is served by the Moore Public Library, which is part of the [[Pioneer Library System]].<ref>[http://www.pioneer.lib.ok.us/ Pioneer Library System] {{Webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130501190948/http://www.pioneer.lib.ok.us/ |date=May 1, 2013 }} (accessed May 24, 2013)</ref>