Community Services

Marshall Elementary is pleased to offer variety of community services. We are proud of the resources that our students, families, and community members are able to access through our school.

Through compassionate care and preventive education, patients are empowered to take responsibility for their health and disparities are removed.  The Bedlam Alliances are keeping families healthy and kids in school, alleviating emergency room use and realizing lasting positive impact.  And via a strategic expansion plan, Bedlam will further improve the health status of underserved populations and transform traditional healthcare.  READ MORE

School-Based Services - Children with a variety of mental health therapy issues are offered anger management and skill building groups, crisis intervention, classroom consultation, and intervention and trauma services. F&CS is the Mental Health partner of OU Bedlam School-Based Health Clinics.

Big Brothers & Sisters of Green Country, Inc, is a private, not-for-profit organization that provides adult, one-to-one companionship for school-age youth from one-parent families in the greater Tulsa area. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America has a history of 100 years serving youth nationally. Since 1984, Big Brothers & Sisters of Green Country has continued this tradition of producing the best volunteers to help enable each child to become a productive citizen for the future.   MORE INFORMATION 

Operation Aware provides drug and violence prevention education to children and teens in the classroom from pre-kindergarten through high school.  They share a strong, clear message with young people that their choices today about drugs, alcohol and tobacco can have lifelong consequences for their health, safety and wellbeing.  Students learn techniques that help them resist negative peer pressure and make positive decisions that move them toward their goals and dreams and away from high risk behaviors.  Operation Aware Website

Food 4 Kids is a program that provides a weekly backpack of shelf-stable, nutritious food to children identified by their school as being at risk of hunger over the weekend, when free or reduced-cost school breakfasts and lunches are not available.  It started during the fall 2005 school year with four elementary schools in the Tulsa Public School District and has grown to sixteen schools. Our hope is to expand the program to include all at-risk, school-aged children in our service area as resources become available.  LEARN MORE

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           Amy Putman

     Community Schools   

           Coordinator

Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth and future leaders.   Founded in 1910, Camp Fire USA's outcome-based programs include youth leadership,

self-reliance, after school groups, camping and environmental education.
            Camp Fire Website

        It's All About Kids

On-going education that introduces and reinforces healthy attitudes and behaviors strengthens all of our efforts at THD. Our Health Education Program works with the media to spread the word about smart choices, and keeps our community informed about current health issues. In addition, we directly reach our youth through exciting and informative presentations in public schools and area juvenile agencies.   The THD Health Education Program also coordinates  the "It's All About Kids" program. By encouraging young people to participate, we influence those who, in turn, will influence our community’s healthy future.  THD Website