About Tulsa EnrichED

Tulsa EnrichED is The Opp Project’s unique approach to fostering dynamic teacher-led and support staff-led afterschool experiences across Tulsa.

The Opp Project pays Tulsa EnrichED Leaders $25 an hour to create, adopt, and implement afterschool clubs within their school communities.

Program Benefits

  • More $$$ in educators’ pockets

  • Professional development opportunities for Leaders

  • Programmatic support from The Opp’s team of experts

  • High-quality program evaluation and data collection

  • Autonomy to design experiences that meet student interests and needs

  • Opportunities to enhance connections and relationships with students

  • Supports teacher retention

Districts Currently Eligible

  • Tulsa Public Schools

  • Union Public Schools

  • San Miguel Middle School

Tulsa EnrichED FAQs

  • Tulsa EnrichED is an after‑school club program by The Opp Project. It empowers Tulsa Public Schools, Union Public Schools, and San Miguel Middle School staff to design and lead engaging enrichment clubs for students. Leaders are paid $25/hour to bring their club ideas to life.

  • Any currently employed teacher or support staff member in the eligible districts can apply. No specific certification is required. Leaders design their own programming based on student interests.
    * You may also lead a club aligned with specific program curriculum, such as LEGO robotics, OERB Fossils to Fuel, or BotBall!

    • Leaders earn $25 per hour.

    • Includes paid orientation time and a $100 prep stipend.

    • The Opp offers professional development, program evaluation support, and supplies reimbursement.

  • Examples include Gardening, Robotics, STEAM, Art, Culinary, Yoga, Book Club, Girls Who Code, Drama, Leadership, Mindfulness, LEGO, Dance, and many more. Clubs are chosen based on student interest and educator passion.

    • Submit your club idea and application via the Tulsa EnrichED page.

    • Attend one of the mandatory orientation sessions in early September.

    • A free “Club Ready Workshop” is offered once a semester to help plan your club, including items like lesson planning, goal setting, and classroom management.

  • The limit does not exist!

    In all seriousness, you are welcome to apply for as many clubs as you feel capable of supporting. Tulsa EnrichED operates with limited funding, so that will be a major factor in determining this.

  • We require a minimum of 5 students and a maximum of 30 students per club.

    *If your club reaches more than 30 students regularly, you will be eligible for a co-leader.

  • You are required to track all attendance data in our one-of-a-kind data system, TIDEL. Learn more about TIDEL here.

    Additionally, our team is trained in PQA and SAYO assessments, so we will be collecting robust data on your Tulsa EnrichED club.

Fall 2025 Program Schedule

If the below dates change, we thank you in advance for your understanding!

JULY 14th Application Opens

AUGUST 17th Application Closes

AUGUST 26th Leader Notifications

SEPTEMBER 3rd, 4th, or 6th Mandatory Orientation ***leaders to choose one session

SEPTEMBER 15th First Day of Clubs

DECEMBER 19th Final Day of Clubs

DECEMBER 23rd TIDEL Deadline

Resources for Tulsa EnrichED Leaders

  • You can be reimbursed for supplies you purchase for your club—but only up to the amount listed in your signed MOU (Memorandum of Understanding).

    Here’s what you need to do:

    1. Check your MOU to see how much money you were approved for.

    2. Buy your supplies—make sure they relate directly to your club.

    3. Save your receipts! You must turn in itemized receipts to get reimbursed. Date of purchase MUST BE VISIBLE.

    4. Submit your receipts using this supply reimbursement form by the deadline provided.

    If you spend more than what’s listed in your MOU, you will not be reimbursed for the extra amount.

    Need help? Contact our team before you buy!

  • Step-By-Step Guide to Enrolling in Bill.com:

    To create your Bill.com account you will need: personal information, mailing address, DOB, SSN/TEIN, your bank account number and bank routing information.

    1. No later than two weeks after your orientation date you should receive an e-vite from Bill.com that will directly tie you to our bill.com. You will receive this evite to the email address provided on your application.

    2. In the invite email, you will need to select Accept Invitation and will be redirected to the bill.com signup page.

    3. You will fill out some basic information, create a password, then select Create Account.

    4. You will then enter your mobile number for 2-step verification and select Send Code.

    5. You will be prompted to enter the 6 digit code your receive from bill.com. Enter code, select Submit.

    6. You will be asked to select your account type, and enter some additional information about yourself. Please note that you will not be paid as a company.

    7. You will be prompted to enter your bank account information. Please enter the bank account you’d like to receive your payment and reimbursement. You will receive a test deposit of $.01 (penny) from bill.com to verify your bank account.

    8. Once you have setup your account with your bank details, there is NO further action needed on your part for bill.com.

    Please disregard any emails from bill.com prompting you to create an invoice.

    Need technical assistance with your bill.com account? Live help is available on their website https://help.bill.com/direct/s/

OUR TULSA ENRICHED CLUBS

Cheer and Dance

Choir

Chess

POM Squad

Mathletes

Archery

Birthday Club

Japanese Club

Yearbook

Boardgames

Music

Gardening

Yoga

Culinary

Anime & Manga

Girl Power

Step Team

Robotics

Watercolor

Crafting

Drama

Bug Club

Basketball

Orchestra

Pin Pals

Soccer

Sewing

Drone Club

Book Club

Bucket Drumming

Move and Groove

LEGO Club

Nintendo Club

Making a Difference Club

Girls Who Code

Crocheting

Cooking

E-Sports

Safe Space

Helping Hands

Volleyball

Pickleball

Dungeons and Dragons

Pokemon Club

Random Acts of Kindness

Crafts for Kindness

STEM

Color Guard

Drill Team

Math Mentors

Bike Club

Leadership

Tell a Story Club

Cheer and Dance • Choir • Chess • POM Squad • Mathletes • Archery • Birthday Club • Japanese Club • Yearbook • Boardgames • Music • Gardening • Yoga • Culinary • Anime & Manga • Girl Power • Step Team • Robotics • Watercolor • Crafting • Drama • Bug Club • Basketball • Orchestra • Pin Pals • Soccer • Sewing • Drone Club • Book Club • Bucket Drumming • Move and Groove • LEGO Club • Nintendo Club • Making a Difference Club • Girls Who Code • Crocheting • Cooking • E-Sports • Safe Space • Helping Hands • Volleyball • Pickleball • Dungeons and Dragons • Pokemon Club • Random Acts of Kindness • Crafts for Kindness • STEM • Color Guard • Drill Team • Math Mentors • Bike Club • Leadership • Tell a Story Club •

Fall 2025
Semester Clubs

We received over 220 applications for Tulsa EnrichED for the Fall semester.

We are able to fund over 180 clubs across 44 sites Tulsa this semester!

Andersen Elementary School (Union)
Competitive Robotics

Anderson Elementary School (TPS)
Eaglettes Dance & Cheer

Bell Elementary School (TPS)
Brother 2 Brother
The Bob Cast
Comic Book Club
Disc Golf Club

Booker T. Washington High School (TPS)
Drone Racing
Hornet Archery
Robotics

John Burroughs Elementary (TPS)
Girl Power

Carnegie Elementary School (TPS)
Chinese Language and Literature Club
Write On!
STEM and Games

Carver Middle School (TPS)
FutureMakers
Photography Club
Robotics Club (Jr. Botball)

Celia Clinton Elementary School (TPS)
The Birthday Club
Japanese Club
Chess Club

Darnaby Elementary School (Union)
Non-Competitive Robotics
Competitive Robotics - T1
Competitive Robotics - T2
LittleBots
LittleBots XL
Tiny Tech - Kinder
Tiny Tech - 1st

Disney Elementary School (TPS)
3D Printing Club

Dolores Huerta Elementary School (TPS)
Book Club
Yearbook
NASA Jr.
Music Club
Watercolor Workshop
Recorder Club
Reading (Books) Can Be Fun
Little League Soccer

East Central Middle School (TPS)
Lego Steam
Game Time-EGames
Reading Rebels

Eliot Elementary (TPS)
Basketball Club
Young Artists in Action

Eugene Field Elementary School (TPS)
Sports Club
Panther Pride Yearbook Club
Exploring Watercolor
NASA Jr. (3–5)

Greenwood Leadership Academy (TPS)
Actin' Out Drama Club
Board Game Club
Odyssey Council
Birthday Club
Gamers Club
Uno Club

Hamilton Elementary School (TPS)
Soccer Club
Husky Spirit Squad
Craft Club
Lego Club
Hamilton Husky Glee Club
Bug Club
Pokémon Club

Hawthorne Elementary School (TPS)
Hawthorne Media
Creative Arts and Crafts Club
Hawthorne Elementary Cheerleading

Hoover Elementary School (TPS)
Chess Club, 2nd Grade
Chess Club, 3rd-5th Grade
Hoover Baseball Club
Book Club
Hoover String Ensemble
Hoover Rock Band

Jarman Elementary School (Union)
Non-Competitive Robotics
Competitive Robotics - T1
Competitive Robotics - T2
LittleBots
LittleBots XL
Tiny Tech - Kinder
Tiny Tech - 1st

John Hope Franklin Elementary School (TPS)
Basketball
Fundamentals of Basketball 101
JHF Soccer Club
He"art" full Creatives
Queendom 3rd/4th
Crown of Curls

Kendall-Whittier Elementary School (TPS)
KW Chess Club
NASA Jr.

Kerr Elementary School (TPS)
The Secret Garden Club

Key Elementary School (TPS)
Book club
Lego robotics
Bucket Drumming Club
NASA Jr

Lewis and Clark Elementary School (TPS)
Drama Club
Puzzle Pals
STEM Club
SPARK Squad
Bobcat Chess Champions

Lindbergh Elementary School (TPS)
Art Inside Out - Where Emotion Become Masterpieces
Book Club
Girls in Soccer
Musical
STEM Club
Trailblazers Club

Marshall Elementary School (TPS)
Art Club
ASL
Sing and Play
Drum Line with Bucket Drumming
Cheerleading

Mayo Demonstration Elementary School (TPS)
Mayo Jr. BotBall
D&D/Roleplaying Club

McClure Elementary School (TPS)
Lego Robotics (4-5)

McLain High School (TPS)
Flokorico
Indoor Soccer
Production Club
CFGC Youth Leadership Club
Money Mogul Club

Memorial Middle School (TPS)
Memorial Middle School Robotics

Memorial High School (TPS)
Memorial Robotics Team 9631
Future Medical Professionals

Mitchell Elementary School (TPS)
Helping Hands
Board Games!

Monroe Demonstration Elementary Academy (TPS)
Monroe Mustang Gazette
Filmmaking

Ochoa Elementary School (Union)
Competitive Robotics - T1
LittleBots
LittleBots XL
Tiny Tech - Kinder/1st
Tiny Tech - Kinder/1st
Tiny Tech - 1st

Owen Elementary School (TPS)
Stem Club
Owen Elementary Drama Club
Gym Club
Kindness Club
Pin Pals
Creative Art Expressions

Patrick Henry Elementary School (TPS)
Lego Robotics (4–5)

Salk Elementary School (TPS)
Eagle Gaming Club
NASA Jr.
Junior Leadership Corps
NASA KIDS

San Miguel Middle School
Volleyball Club
Celebration Cards
Running Club

Sequoyah Elementary School (TPS)
Piano Lessons

Skelly Elementary School (TPS)
Meeple Madness

Springdale Elementary School (TPS)
Art
Flag Football
King’s Lab Kids
Sports Club
Graphic Design Club
Club de Periodistas
Chess Club

Union High School (Union)
Redhawks Stack and Soar

Union 7th Grade (Union)
Competitive Robotics - T1
Competitive Robotics - T2
Redhawk News
Redhawk Debaters
Dance 101
TinkerTown
Soccer
Native American STEM Club
Mr.Washington B-Ball Club

Union 6th Grade (Union)
Competitive Robotics - T1
Competitive Robotics - T2
Harry Potter Book Club
Hawk Talk
Let's Run a 5k
Yoga/Mindful Movement Class
Survival Skills
OERB Petro Active

Unity Elementary School (TPS)
Girl Scouts Juniors
Grand Gamers! (Board Game Club)
Soccer
Debate and Poetry Club
STEM Club

Zarrow International Elementary School (TPS)
Mind and Body

Tulsa EnrichED is made possible thanks to funding from: