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Back to School

We look forward to seeing students back in class on time on Wednesday, August 20, 2025! This back to school page is your hub for all of the news and information you need to prepare for a great start to the school year. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back for updates! Make sure you also follow the Tulsa Public Schools Facebook and Instagram pages to stay up to date on the new school year.


 


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Back-to-School Form

If you are the parent/guardian of someone currently enrolled in Tulsa Public Schools, please fill the Back-to-School Form at enroll.tulsaschools.org. 

Find more information and step-by-step instructions for completing the form here. 

 

 

Cell Phone Policy

A new state law is now in effect that prohibits the use of cell phones by any student during the school day. For elementary and middle school students, this is a continuation of the procedures Tulsa Public Schools enforced last year that require phones and other personal electronic devices to be put away for the entire school day. This will mean new policies beginning on the first day of school for high school students where devices may not be used at all during the school day.If you want to learn more about the law, you can access it here. If you have questions or concerns about the new law, please reach out to the principal at your student’s school, including for exceptions for medical or other reasons.

 

 

Attendance

Good attendance is vital to the academic success of every student. Please make sure your student arrives at school on time every day. Click here for more information on attendance. 

Find attendance updates for the new school year here.

There are three reasons to keep sick children at home:

  1. When your child has a contagious or communicable disease.
  2. When your child is exhibiting any of the signs or symptoms listed below or has an illness for which temporary exclusion is recommended for the health and safety of your child as well as other children.
  3. When your child does not feel well enough to comfortably participate in their normal school activities.

General guidelines on when to keep your child at home.

 

 

Back to School Events

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Bell Times

 

 

Bus Routes

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Free transportation through MetroLink Tulsa

Students who are 18 or younger can access free bus rides through Metrolink. This offer even extends to the MicroLink service, which works similarly to Uber. Learn more about how to ride for free here.

Students boarding Tulsa Transit bus

 

 

 

Emergency and Inclement Weather Updates

Update your contact information at your school or the Enrollment Center ensure you receive emergency messaging and inclement weather updates.

 

 

Enrollment

If you are new to the district or returning from another district, make sure to complete your child’s enrollment before the school year begins. Visit www.tulsaschools.org/enroll or come to the Enrollment Center at 2819 S. New Haven Ave between 8am and 4pm.

 

 

Required Immunizations

Immunizations
Requirements

REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR

Grade Level Required Immunizations with Cumulative Doses required Recommended Immunizations
Pre-K

4 DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis)
1 MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
1 Varicella (chickenpox)
3 IPV (polio)
2 Hep A (hepatitis A)
3 Hep B (hepatitis B)

Seasonal influenza (flu)
2nd varicella at 4 years old
IPV (Polio) on or after 4th birthday
Kindergarten - 6th

5 DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis)
2 MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
1 Varicella (chickenpox)
4 IPV (polio)
2 Hep A (hepatitis A)
3 Hep B (hepatitis B

Seasonal influenza (flu)
2nd varicella at 4 years old
IPV (Polio) on or after 4th birthday
7th - 12th

1 Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis)
5 DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis)
2 MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
1 Varicella (chickenpox)
4 IPV (polio)
2 Hep A (hepatitis A)
3 Hep B (hepatitis B)

Seasonal influenza (flu)
2-3 HPV (human papillomavirus)
1-2 MCV4 (meningococcal ACWY)
2-3 Men B (meningococcal serotype B)

Meningococcal Disease Information

Where to Get Immunizations

The Tulsa Health Department offers comprehensive immunization clinical services to protect individuals and the community from vaccine-preventable diseases. Clinics are staffed by licensed healthcare professionals who provide education, administer vaccines and maintain immunization records. Walk-in services are available on certain days, but an appointment is recommended. Click here to find THD clinic locations and schedule an appointment.

The Caring Van will be at sites around Tulsa providing free immunizations to students. Check the calendar for dates.

Exemption

Oklahoma law requires evidence of adequate immunizations for each child attending school. Children with specific medical contraindications to any immunizations may be allowed to attend if the medical reason is signed by a licensed physician and submitted to the school. Parents may apply for an exemption based on religious or personal beliefs. For questions, please call Oklahoma Health Department at (405) 426-8580 or come to TPS Health & Wellness office, TPS Enrollment Center, Room 230. 

More information regarding immunization exemptions from the Oklahoma State Department of Health can be found here. (Exenciones de inmunización)

To Obtain Copy of Immunization Records

 

 

Pre-K Information

The first full day of school for pre-K students is Friday, August 22.

Pre-K students will participate in a short assessment on either August 20 or 21. A parent/guardian must attend this assessment with their student.

Your school will contact you with information about pre-K opportunities to meet your child’s teachers and to schedule your assessment appointment.

More details about pre-K orientation available here.

Click here for more information about what to expect in pre-K.

 

 

School Supplies

 

 

School Websites

Click on a tab to access each school's website and phone number.

 

 

24/7 Safety Hotline

You can help keep your school community safe with our See. Hear. Share. safety hotline. If you see or hear something concerning, call or text 918-480-SAFE (7233), email share@tulsaschools.org, or share it with a trusted adult. This hotline is staffed 24 hours a day.

To report a non-urgent incident using our online form, click here.

 

 

Student Meals

All Tulsa Public Schools students will receive one free breakfast and one free lunch each day. Visit the child nutrition page for more information.

 

 

Uniforms

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Anderson Elementary
Updated July 2025


POLO SHIRT

  • Polo shirts can be long sleeve or short sleeve
  • No t-shirts, or sleeveless shirts. All shirts must have collars
  • No writing, logos, stripes, or patterns
  • Any solid color

PANTS & SHORTS

  • No cargo pants/shorts
  • No jeans
  • Pants should fit properly in all areas.
  • Shorts must extend below the fingertips when the child is standing with hands to their sides
  • Belts must be worn with all pants/shorts
  • Navy, khaki, tan, or black

DRESSES, SKIRTS & JUMPERS

  • Length must extend below the fingertips when the child is standing with hands to their sides.
  • Jumpers must have a collared shirt underneath
  • No writing, logos, stripes, or patterns
  • Navy, khaki, tan, or black

SHOES

  • All shoes need to be athletic style shoes
  • No boots, sandals, flip flops, ballet shoes, shoes with a heel, dress shoes, or ballet flats
  • Shoes with lights, games, wheels or sounds are not allowed
  • Any color

JACKETS & COATS

  • Any light jacket may be worn in the classroom. 
  • Heavy coats need to stay in lockers
  • Teachers may have students put their jacket in their locker if it becomes a distraction such as hoods on heads
  • Any color

TIGHTS & LEGGINGS

  • Tights/leggings should be worn under a skirt or dress
  • They are not to be worn as pants alone
  • Any color or pattern

ACCESSORIES​

​Costume headbands are not allowed. ​All jewelry and hair accessories should be modest and not distract from learning. The teacher may choose to have them remove any pieces that become a distraction. Hats or jacket hoods are not to be worn inside the building.

FREE DRESS DAY​

On free dress days, students may wear any school appropriate clothes they choose.
However, shoes still need to be athletic style. Make sure all shorts, skirts and shorts are appropriate lengths. No profanity, costumes, or pajamas. Shoulder straps must be a minimum of the width of two fingers of the person wearing the garment.

Adjustments to the dress code may be made for special events.

NEED HELP WITH SCHOOL UNIFORMS?

Tulsa Public Schools works with local organizations to help provide those in need with items including clothes, school supplies, shoes, and even specially requested items. Please contact your school's counselor for assistance with uniforms or supplies for the school year.