About Us
In 1961 a new elementary school was opened in Lawton. It was named Eisenhower after the 34th president of the United States. The first principal was Miss Monta Collins and there were 500 students.
In 1967, there were 22 teachers and six portable classrooms. Presently, there are 19 certified staff and 13 support staff. The enrollment at Lil' Ike is 206 students K-6.
Currently, we have 13 classrooms, a computer lab, a library, a music room, a gymnasium, and a cafeteria/auditorium.
Principals:
Miss Monta Collins 1961 - 1964
Mrs. Ellen Harmon 1964 - 1983
Mrs. Jody Sherry 1983 - 1985
Mr. Raymond Reece 1985 - 1988
Ms. Mikel Shanklin Morris 1988 - 1994
Mrs. Sally Greenlee 1994 - 2003
Mrs. Sylvia Moore 2003 - 2008
Mascot:
General
Colors:
Blue and Gray
Student Count:
206
Faculty Count:
33
Classroom Count:
18
Computer Lab Count:
22 computers
Motto:
"Today . . . I will do more than I have to do;
I will treat others as I want to be treated,
And I will try to become a better person".
by Riney Jordan
School Song Lyrics: 
Here's to the school where we like to go
Here's to the school that's the best we know;
Eisenhower, we love you,
Hip, hip, hooray for the gray and blue.
And we've had it on them for a good long while;
So let's be up and doing, it's our best rule,
Cheering loud and long for Eisenhower schoo. YES. IKE!
Mission Statement:
The Eisenhower community is meeting the needs of the whole child: Educating for the future by preparing life long learners.