A Tulsa nonprofit is hoping to partner with other local organizations to make the transition to the next school year a little easier. Read full article>
Nearly every K-12 student in the United States has missed significant face-to-face classroom instruction due to COVID-19. Teachers have been scrambling to adapt their lesson plans for online learning and
With Tulsa Public Schools largely staying in distance learning since spring, TheZone Academy has partnered with The Opportunity Project to stay open all day to provide a safe, supervised space
The Opportunity Project aims to continue partnerships that set up low- and no-cost child care
Utilizing funding through Tulsa County CARES, a fund established with federal CARES Act dollars, The Opportunity Project has partnered with Tulsa churches, community centers and nonprofits to provide a safe environment
The Opportunity Project overseeing remote learning sites through Tulsa County CARES. Read the press release >
A free program offering help for those struggling with distance learning still has dozens of openings for Tulsa children. Read more >
As Tulsa Public Schools announced pre-K through third grade will return to distance learning for the remainder of the semester, The Opportunity Project reminds families that free or low-cost help
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 >
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