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Pryor Public Schools has experienced significant financial growth attributed to the local Google data center, with its net assessed value increasing from $80 million in 2007 to $1 billion today. This boost in property tax revenues has enabled the district to reduce class sizes, hire more teachers, and offer a free after-school program.

Superintendent Dr. Lisa Muller highlights the long-term benefits for districts hosting data centers, as rezoning requests for similar developments are being considered in nearby Coweta and Sand Springs.