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. *

We absolutely love Edison. It's such a supportive and inclusive environment that has strong…read moreacademics, athletics and the arts. My oldest is a junior at an Ivy League university and she has a 3.8 in college. Edison prepared her well for taking tough classes in college like calculus, economics and biology. She loved taking fine arts classes like orchestra and painting and playing varsity tennis. My youngest is at Edison now and she loves it as well. We are grateful to the educators at Edison for all the hard work they do to invest in our children!

Edison was rated the number 6 best High School in the late 1960's and early 70's in the USA when my…read moreparents moved to Tulsa. I enjoyed attending school there. I was there for only 4 years until graduation. I was lucky enough to receive a full scholarship for tuition and living expenses ($60,000) to a highly rated Private liberal arts college in New York, so I believe I was somewhat prepared. However, I had an undiagnosed auditory processing and aphasia learning issue which in those days was just swept under the rug. I took advantage of my time at college then moved abroad so I am unsure whether I could say my education from Edison was great. It was public school sink or swim.

Poorly run school,although it does have some pretty decent teachers who really seem to care. The…read moreprinciple seems to care less about the well being of the children and more about pick up and drop off policies. Our child was a victim of chronic bullying and the school did pretty much nothing to deal with it.When we later filed a police report about the incident however,we suddenly found the school had (mysteriously) reported us to DHS 5 WEEKS LATER for possible child abuse. Needless to say,our experience with this school has led us to remove our children from TPS completely and they are now home schooled. I would highly recommend you talk to some of the decent parents/business owners in the area about this school and draw your opinion before sending your kids to this school.

Great school. The teachers are truly education professionals. Amazing opportunities for students…read moregoing to college!

Younger kids who want to be in Baseball at Regent have to be on a mixed team with students from…read moreother schools. But when it comes to practice, the Regent school doesn't want anyone who's not part of the Regent family to practice on their field. I find this odd when you don't have a baseball team and you are a Christian school. It doesn't seem very Christian of you to allow this practice to continue.

We are visiting from out of town and our friends kids look foreword to going to school! When we…read morefirst got to Bixby the kids were doing distant learning, now they are back to school full time and love their teachers, nice to see kids excited about school, credit the staff and teachers

Great school and very supportive of a child's individual needs. Ratio is 2 teachers to 12 students…read moremax.

From the owner: Founded in 1961 by child psychologist Dr. Lillian Whitmore and a dedicated group of parents, Town &…read moreCountry School has been serving students with learning differences for over 60 years. Our mission is to improve the lives of students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and High Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder by providing a nurturing educational environment that supports academic, social, and personal growth. Town & Country is Northeast Oklahoma’s only state-accredited, non-public, full-day school specifically designed to meet the unique needs of students in grades 2 through 12 with learning challenges. We currently serve 182 students from more than 20 communities across the region. Our comprehensive program includes small class sizes, certified special educators, speech and language therapy, specialized reading interventions, counseling, and life skills training. Our students are bright, capable learners who often struggle in traditional school settings. Many arrive with anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem due to years of academic failure. At Town & Country, we help them rediscover their confidence, develop self-advocacy skills, and experience academic success. The result is life-changing—not just for the students, but for their entire families. As one parent recently shared, “Town & Country didn’t just help my child succeed—it saved our family.”

Best pre school in the state of Oklahoma. Child centered with an emphasis on the children and their…read morediscovery rather than the regurgitation of information. All of the teachers are so loving and caring and really know what they are doing when it comes to children and their learning process! Riverfield rocks!

THA is a Charter School that equips all scholars with the academic skills, content knowledge and…read moreethical character required for college graduation and life success. They operate with the belief that all students, regardless of background or income, can achieve at a high level. Through strong academics and a focus on character, their students achieve excellence. THA opened in August 2015 and with 92 scholars. They currently serve 5th through 9th graders and will keep expanding one grade each year. It is free to attend. The majority of the students are Latino as their vision is to serve the East Tulsa community. The academic results are amazing and they have been nationally recognized with awards. Most recently, THA was one of the few middle schools to receive an "A" state report card.

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