With Tulsa Public Schools pushing students’ in-person return back to late March 2021, a local nonprofit aimed to continue partnerships that set up low- and no-cost child care. The Opportunity
In 2022, Sophie McLearan starts 6th grade in the fall but before that, she couldn’t wait to spend this summer with her friend Leah McVay. READ FULL STORY HERE
In March 2021, Tulsa Public Schools officials this week announced a bevy of expanded initiatives meant to support students as the district looks ahead at a post-pandemic world. read full
In March 2021, Tulsa Public Schools announced plans for expanded learning opportunities and support for all students across the next 18 months. READ FULL STORY HERE
In 2022, The Opportunity Project awarded 32 organizations across Tulsa more than one million dollars total in supplemental grant funding to support out-of-school time programming. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
The Tulsa World released a story highlighting the growth in elementary-aged youth participating in the Tulsa Debate League! Full Story Here
Want to learn more about the efforts of many out-of-school time programs and how they are ensuring their program is thriving? Read the full story here
The Opportunity Project awarded 32 organizations across Tulsa more than one million dollars total in supplemental grant funding to support out-of school time programming. Read the full story here
In an Aug. 16 vote, the City of Enid city commissioners voted 5-2 to approve funding for after-school programs in the city. The $250,000 allocated is being split between four
Thanks to collaborative and innovative community partnerships, Tulsa, Oklahoma’s The Opportunity Project has been mitigating the risk of mental health crises for Tulsa students for more than a year TULSA,
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