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2021 Bond

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On June 8, 2021, Tulsans approved the 2021 Bond for Tulsa Public Schools, a $414 million investment in Tulsa children, teachers, and families that will make an impact in every school:

  • Ensuring that every child learns in a safe, secure, healthy, and accessible environment;
  • Expanding access to programs that prepare every student to succeed in college and careers;
  • Strengthening science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programming in all schools; 
  • Nurturing the whole child with investments in fine arts, athletics, physical education, wellness, and purposeful play; and   

  • Providing state-of-the-art educational technology for every student and every teacher.

 

 


Bond Updates
 

Zarrow holds a ribbon cutting for the opening of their new outdoor classroom

Students, teachers, and families celebrated the opening of their new outdoor classroom with a ribbon cutting!

The idea for the outdoor learning space was spurred in 2018 and officially broke ground in September 2022. The project is partly funded by the 2021 Bond for Tulsa Public Schools.

The new space features pollinator and sensory gardens, a sun dial, and an outdoor STEM classroom.

Research shows there are many benefits for children learning outdoors! It promotes creativity and problem solving, cultivates personal responsibility, and can even lower stress.

Speakers from the school, Up With Trees, and the district came together for the special event thanking numerous people who helped bring the vision to life.

Congratulations Zarrow International and thank you Tulsa for approving the bond!

Outdoor Classroom Ribbon Cutting at Zarrow

 

 

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Superintendent Deborah Gist and Principal Gina Wilson cut the ribbon to mark the opening of the new arena at East Central