Great venue. Went to the law school graduation here (which is a smallish group of 60ish). The staff…read moreand security was great! Helpful and efficient and nice.

i've been here a couple of times. both times, the home team lost. all in all, the energy was there…read morefrom the fanbase. their corndogs could be something i might end up trying soon b/c you can smell them from a mile away & it's similar to the ones at the state fair.

I went here a year ago, and can say run away it sucks. I couldn't stand it the teachers never teach…read morewhat is needed and the principles yelled at you even if you did the right thing.

I retired here 5 years ago, its been great ever since, they are very budget friendly, I haven't…read morespent a dime to retire here. The only downside is that when I roam the halls at night humming creepy tunes and screaming, the custodial staff seem to think I'm some sort of ghost. Great place overall though, I wouldn't rate it less than 5 stars as every place has it's downsides

Well there is not much one can say about a medical school and not sound biased, but I am 100% sure…read morethat I made the right decision in choosing OSU-CHS as my home away from home for the past three years! Our school is constantly looking for areas to improve upon, and maintains a forward thinking attitude when it comes to expansion and programs offered! Everyone is very friendly and welcoming, and I highly suggest anyone to come and take a tour or talk with our student services department if you are considering taking the big step and applying to medical school! We have the best recruitment staff ever, (Lindsey Kirkpatrick is the director) and they will be more than willing to answer any questions you may have!

Class of 1990. OK, there is a lot of negative things I could say about the quality of education at…read morethis place, but from here I was able to get into the University of Tulsa and graduate with a BS in Chemistry... and then go on to get a Ph.D. in Toxicology at the University of Kentucky... and now on to get my MBA at an Ivy League school (Columbia)... so I guess, in the end, I can't complain much.

Surprisingly good size library with plenty of resources for research projects. I probably use the…read moreelectronic resources more than actual books but every once in a while I find myself needing a hard copy. They have a couple of collections like Oklahoma authors, Tulsa Race Riot materials, Route 66. children's literature and a leisure reading section. I love that they have inter library loan and a pretty simple process to receive books from OSU-Stillwater library. The library also has computers and study rooms. The librarians are super friendly and helpful.

The Wilson Teaching and Learning Academy is Tulsa Public School's professional development center…read morefor their teachers, educators, school leaders, staff, employees and community partners. They host a variety of meetings, trainings/workshops, conferences, retreats and other events here throughout the year. I love using it because it's a great space. The rooms are well-equipped with technology (screens, laptops, projectors) and support services. Their fees to use their rooms are much lower than other facilities, especially because they have non-profit rates available. They also have a variety of rooms available, including an auditorium for 300+ people, two computer labs for up to 28 people, assembly hall for 200+ people, and meeting rooms for 30-50 people. To reserve a room, you have to first register their online reservation program. Once the registration is approved, you can then login to submit your request online. They also have a community calendar available on their website.

Our granddaughter attends the French Immersion school here. We went for grandparents day. I have…read morebeen impressed with the things she has been learning but when we were there to observe the teachers and kids, I came away with an even better opinion. The teachers all seem so kind and caring of each individual child. We also observed a level of discipline that is rarely seen in todays society. The children are being taught to be respectful of others and their surroundings. I saw examples of children being trained to be kind to each other. I saw discipline of respect for the facility. I also observed a principal show a child how to be self controlled rather than running wild. Education and book learning is highly important, but if a child cannot control their own impulses and behavior, the book learning seems to bypass the childs attention. Mrs Eva has 25 years of experience on our local school board and is quite observant of how schools are operated. She was highly complimentary of this school. I am extremely impressed with what I observed and felt like I was in a private school rather than a public school.

I have been looking forward to the official opening ever since I heard about the concept of Casa de…read morela Cultura (House of Culture). In Mexico, most cities have a place that's considered a cultural hub and a place where everybody can access different art forms. In my hometown, I attended dance, painting, literature and music workshops free of charge and open to the public. The idea is to promote the arts and make it accessible to everyone. They have their own physical space now, right next to Morelos, who donated it. As soon as you walk in, there's a beautiful mural painted by Vinny Avendaño, who intentionally portrayed various generations and the joy of our culture. There are various rooms used for classes and workshops and they are still building out one room with wooden floors for dancing. It is a treasure to now have this concept in Tulsa, where younger generations can be exposed to our culture. They have various initiatives, including a Mariachi program in various schools, Ballet Folklórico Dance classes, Danzón classes, Piñata making classes, and Cine de Oro Night. They also offer guitar and painting classes and have a specific initiative focused on older adults (Casa de los Abuelos/Grandparents' House). Their next event is a Mexican folkloric dance show in Muskogee.