My review pertains only to the musical play that was recently performed at Lincoln in the…read moreauditorium. I hope the school management will review the fire plan for the auditorium as the way the auditorium is designed it doesn't appear safe. The play that I recently attended the sound system was ear shattering. No way would the level of the sound pass OSHA standards. Everyone should have been given complimentary ear plugs. The music playing before the play began could be heard at an appropriate level out in the parking lot. We kept hoping the sound would be turned down after the play began but it wasn't. Finally we had to just accept that the tickets we purchased for the play is a donation and we left with our heads hurting from the loud sound. We do not plan to attend any Lincoln events in the future.

Love this school and grateful for its protection and guidance over my kids. The staff listens and…read morelooks for opportunities to improve an already great environment. I love the balance they present of faith, academics, and extra curricular activities.

Great school full of great people! I enjoyed my time going through elementary school here. All of…read moremy teachers were great! The rest of the staff were very nice too. The inside of this school is very clean. I was impressed for a public school. Great school and I recommend going here or sending your child here for elementary school.

I attended classes here MANY years ago but recently went to a meeting on campus. I was amazed…read more There are so many things being built and remodeled. If you didn't know, OSU-Tulsa now offers 22 bachelor degrees that you can start and finish in Tulsa. Staff is so helpful and friendly. This is also located in a very historic spot of Tulsa. Walk the campus to find all the markers memorializing the Greenwood District.

I did my master's degree at OSU and took most of my classes at this campus. The facilities are…read moregreat and I couldn't rave enough about my professors (mostly in the business department). The staff is super helpful and take the time to actually get to know you and understand what your path/needs look like. Some of the classes weren't offered at this campus so I had to go to Stillwater. I never got the chance to take the Big Orange Bus (BOB) but it's a great thing that's available for those that need to make the commute but don't want to drive. I hear it's very comfy and even has wi-fi so you can be productive while you're on it. I noticed a huge difference between the classes I took in Stillwater and those in Tulsa. Mostly that the experience is completely different, even in graduate school. At the Tulsa campus, most classmates are what we'd consider "non-traditional" students, who are full-time professionals, have family responsibilities, and might be taking classes part-time. I think that's why most professors don't assign "busy-work" but actual valuable learning opportunities. Furthermore, I enjoyed class discussions that connect real-life situations with the academic theory at hand. Loved my experience on this campus! Highly recommended.

Zarrow Internafional School, a Spanish immersion school. My daughter has attended this school since…read morekindergarten. I love this school. All of the teachers (that Audrey has had) are great. She is now in the fourth grade (the school goes to fifth) and I will be sad to say goodbye. Audrey has learned so much and is on her way to being fluent in Spanish. I always get native speakers boasting about how well she speaks and that there is an absence of an accent. A true testiment to how much of an asset this school is to the future of Tulsa. It is a tough road at times but I recommend any child attend this school. So many opportunities will be available to a bilingual child. Eisenhower is their sister school. They offer French and Spanish. Children have opportunities to study abroad as well as a spot in a magnet school as they advance in their education. *I put the review on the wrong address listed for this school. Sorry about that. *

Tulsa Girls Art School is so amazing! It is one of my favorite nonprofits. They are an afterschool…read morearts program that girls start to attend in third grade and continue to do so until their senior year of high school. Essentially, they provide continued support and wonderful programming throughout the span of 10 years of their lives. They not only provide the space, but also transportation, supplies and instruction. What is even cooler is that the students have many opportunities to sell the artwork they create throughout the years so they're also learning about finances, art show curation and public speaking. When a piece of artwork sells, they put 30% of its proceeds into the student's individual micro-savings account. Senior girls receive 100% of their sales. These earnings allow the girls to save money for art supplies, education materials or college. Finally, a great way to support them is by attending their annual gala, usually held at the end of October or beginning of November. It is by far the most creative fundraiser and it is always very fun. You will also have the opportunity to purchase amazing artwork.

If you want to get your child out of school around the time the dismissal bell rings, make sure you…read moreget here at least 45 mins before the bell rings. I had to get here 40 mins early bc the line to pick up your kids here is literally a half a mile to a mile long if you get here any later. Parents aren't allowed to wait outside and are required to be in a car if the kid doesn't ride the school bus. It starts at the school next to 169 and goes straight out to Mingo and there's a second line that merges into that line coming from the next block over. Yesterday, I made the mistake of getting here just ten mins early at 3:00 and I was in line waiting until 3:40. Ive still got a good 15-20 mins before I get her still bc school doesn't even let out until 3:10 and there's still a lot of cars ahead of me. I have never seen anything like this before. That said, this is a great school with great teachers!

Cannot recommend TLE enough! As a new mom I worried about having someone else take care of my boy…read morewhen I went back to work, however my fears disappeared as soon as we met Nicole and the teachers at TLE. In such a short time they have become like family. The facility is a breath of fresh air with staff who greet you with a smile every time they see you, take time to get to know you and your child personally, and communicate needs and updates daily. Our boy has so much fun, is learning daily, plus we love getting updates on the app they have throughout the day of what he's doing and seeing photos of his time away from us. If you're looking for a home away from home for you precious little one, a safe and clean place for them to play and learn, and a staff that is extremely welcoming and passionate this is the place for you! So grateful for this place and the peace of mind it brings my family

This was an awful experience for our sweet boy. They withdrew my son because he was too much to…read morehandle and we weren't able to pick him up immediately that day. They don't have the proper education to care for these children as I saw all the sweets and sugar that was ordered that they give them throughout the day (No wonder why he's bouncing off the walls). They would constantly take my son and put him on the floor in the corner in their office because they didn't know how to teach him. I've seen other children hit my child and they didn't react to that but when he defended himself he was the one that got in trouble as we are working on the no hitting because he's a 2 year old and this is when they learn. Not to mention my son doesn't do this in outings, at home, nor at any friends house so I am assuming he's picking up the behavior at this school. They are full of misinformation they didn't help him, he's never been this bad until he enrolled here. Again this was an awful mistake and experience. I will never attend a learning experience again. My suggestion if you have a hyper kid or a 2 year old that hits don't put them in this program, my kid had to pick it up from here because like I said before he's never hit, or acted out the way he does now.

We have been a Peters family since 1994. We now have our second generation attending, we were so…read morepleased with our son's experience, we wanted the same for our grandchildren.