An Oklahoma nonprofit called The Opportunity Project is making it possible for parents to still go to work while their kids navigate virtual schooling during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Read
Single mom and Owner of Art ‘N’ Style Salon Kessie Noel is a prime example of the many parents coping with the trials of distance learning. Read more >
A nonprofit that provides students enrichment experiences outside the traditional classroom is seeking partner organizations to help families struggling with the educational demands of the pandemic. Read full article>
The Opportunity Project is still serving our city’s youth during this pandemic Watch the video >
The COVID-19 pandemic has created tough circumstances for many Tulsa families, and The Opportunity Project has been doing its part in assisting families in need. Executive Director Caroline Shaw said
Since 2008, nonprofit Humble Sons Bike Company has provided thousands of bikes and helmets to local kids. Read more >
Tulsa Public Schools has partnered with two local organizations to offer an online resource to connect families to child care services and other basic needs during distance learning. Read full
Tulsa Public Schools is teaching its elementary students skills they’ll use beyond the classroom. A fourth grade class at Eugene Field Elementary is learning about poetry and they’re gaining other
Oftentimes, when adults are asked to think back to the experiences and people who influenced or motivated them in their youth, a coach, club leader, camp counselor or other youth
Karen Pittman has seen a lot of progress in how people view the role of after-school programming in the development and success of at-risk children. While these programs used to
