Education
The One Thing I Forget: Myself
The importance of self-care when homeschooling
Third Grade is an Important Transitional Year: How Parents Can Help
How Parents Can Help
Filling Out the FAFSA:
Don’t Wait! The Form Is Available October 1
Back-to-School Checklist
How to get your kid's school year off to a successful start.
High School Seniors Still Have Time to Make That College Decision:
Practical steps to get you on your way
Raising an Original:
Homeschool Talk With Author Julie Lyles-Carr
Endings and Beginnings:
As the Summer Reading Program Ends, It's Time to Start Looking at What's Next
2019 School Directors Guide
Eighteen of the best educational and curricular options in Tulsa
Reporting from the Oklahoma Home Educators Conference
OCHEC provides valuable information and resources for homeschooling families
No Argument:
Tulsa Debate League Provides Life Skills for Students
Free to Read
2019 Summer Reading Program Supports the Freedom of Choice in Reading
Roadschooling:
School on-the-go
School's Out for the Summer!
Or is it?
Calendar
Nov
13
Wed
Experience this interactive art display provided by Clarehouse and participate in a conversation about what it means to live and die well. For all ages.
Help us celebrate Books to Treasure all week with fun crafts you can take home or leave at the library to help decorate for the event. Books to Treasure celebrates the beauty of children’s literature and features a special presentation by author/illustrator Christian Robinson on Friday, Nov. 15.
Explore the fascinating history of labor in Oklahoma. Oklahoma’s state motto is “Labor Omnia Vincit,” Latin for “Labor Conquers All.” From the Oklahoma History Center of the Oklahoma Historical Society, this exhibit explores the variety of opportunities and resources that contributed to the growth and diversity of the state. Some of the topics include agribusiness, entertainment, public service, retail and oil. Exhibit is sponsored in part by Oklahoma Humanities, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Smithsonian Institute.
Families can capture the magic of the holidays and whisper Santa their wishes.
Join the West Tulsa Dulcimer Club as they meet each week to share their love of music. Come to practice, learn or just listen to the sweet sounds of the dulcimer! Extra dulcimers will be on hand for those who do not have their own and are ready to learn. For adults and teens.
Location: Ash Room
Join the Hardesty Chapter of Nevermore Edits in a workshop-style writers meeting where you can receive feedback on your work and help others with theirs. Come and be inspired! For adults.
Nov
14
Thu
Experience this interactive art display provided by Clarehouse and participate in a conversation about what it means to live and die well. For all ages.
Help us celebrate Books to Treasure all week with fun crafts you can take home or leave at the library to help decorate for the event. Books to Treasure celebrates the beauty of children’s literature and features a special presentation by author/illustrator Christian Robinson on Friday, Nov. 15.
Explore the fascinating history of labor in Oklahoma. Oklahoma’s state motto is “Labor Omnia Vincit,” Latin for “Labor Conquers All.” From the Oklahoma History Center of the Oklahoma Historical Society, this exhibit explores the variety of opportunities and resources that contributed to the growth and diversity of the state. Some of the topics include agribusiness, entertainment, public service, retail and oil. Exhibit is sponsored in part by Oklahoma Humanities, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Smithsonian Institute.
Families can capture the magic of the holidays and whisper Santa their wishes.
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