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Tulsa District and Curriculum
Tulsa Public Schools serves approximately 42,000 students in 86 schools. This second largest school system in Oklahoma has a mission to give each student high quality learning each day. The educators of Tulsa focus on the common core curriculum of English Language Arts and mathematics, which has been established by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
We currently cover the following Tulsa-area school district: Tulsa Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Tulsa District Curriculum
In Language Arts, the students learn about writing through the writing process. The students have many opportunities for exploration with their writing, but they also learn how to add structure to a given topic. The students are taught prewriting skills, such as the use of a graphic organizer or thinking map, and from that point they begin the writing stage at the rough draft. The teacher’s guide the students in the writing process to the point of publishing the final draft.
In the teaching of Math, students are expected to develop a wide range of practical and conceptual knowledge.For instance, standards include the teaching of identifying, differentiating between, and counting money. The pupils are able to manipulate a variety of coins themselves, and to learn the value of each, and also how to interchange the values of the coins for equal amounts. The teachers also instruct the students how to analyze quantitative values depending on the grade level.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Tulsa Educational News
- Magnet School Conference - Tulsa Public Schools will be hosting the Magnet Schools Conference of America in the late spring of 2013. Over 800 magnet school teachers, vendors, and exhibitors will attend this conference, which will bring over $700,000 to the local economy! Being able to be the host for such a large event is a great triumph for the school system, as well as a huge honor! There are four magnet schools in Tulsa that are federally funded: Hale, McLain, Webster, and Central.
- Sodexho’s Chef Challenge - There has been a Health Salad Challenge event for ten elementary students of Tulsa. Sodexho’s Future Chefs competition chose recipes to enter the challenge by these ten students in grades fourth through sixth. The finalists were given the opportunity to prepare their salad creations and were tested on certain criteria in this competition. Future Chefs events have happened all throughout the country in past months, and Tulsa schools are proud of their entrants! They proved to be active and imaginative in the kitchen!
- Bass Pro Shops Sales - Entrepreneurship enrollees at East Central High sold many of their products in which they created at the Bass Pro Shops of Broken Arrow. The Entrepreneurship Part II pupils have developed a business that sells Paracord lanyards, bracelets, and headbands. These functional items, great for outdoor sports, were a big hit at the Bass Pro Shops and gave the students experience in running a business.
Tulsa Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: What Is a Magnet School?
Magnet Schools are federally funded schools that specialize in certain subject areas. The term “magnet” refers to the fact that the school draws the students towards the interests and curriculum that is provided. Magnet schools are part of the public school system. There are magnet schools for fine arts, science, mathematics, technology, and much more specialized subject areas. If a student wishes to attend a magnet school, they must apply and meet admissions standards, and some magnet schools have a lottery to see which students can attend. Also, a certain percentage of students from each section or district are able to attend. The magnet schools, even though they focus on a specific area of interest, also instruct students according to the core curriculum of the state.
