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The building blocks pre-kindergarten helps develop include social emotional learning, language, literacy, math, physical development, and strong attendance habits.

Children can lose between 20% and 40% of their school-year learning during the summer. We want to make sure your child starts the new school year strong, so we're inviting you to enroll your student in our 2019 Summer Academy!

The Oklahoma State Department of Education has released new report cards for all public schools in Oklahoma.

Pre-K enrollment for the 2019-2020 school year is now open.

The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma has partner associations that distribute food. For any families that may be in need Tulsa Public Schools have food pantries on multiple campuses that students are encouraged to take advantage of.

The building blocks pre-kindergarten helps develop include social emotional learning, language, literacy, math, physical development, and strong attendance habits.

A group of students and city councilors met over the summer to discuss racial disparity in Tulsa and opportunities for youth.

More than 300 new teachers focused on relationships, relevance, and rigor during their training. Throughout the week, the teachers split into groups to learn about lesson planning, social emotional learning, no-nonsense nurturing, and other tools they can use in their classroom.

For two Tulsa Public Schools graduates, being recognized for speaking multiple languages isn't just about creating opportunities for their future, it's about connecting with diverse cultures.

Dozens of teachers from thirty schools gathered in July for Tulsa Public Schools’ Tulsa Race Massacre Institute. The four-day professional development opportunity was created and led by Dr. Karlos K. Hill, professor and African and African-American Studies department head at the University of Oklahoma.