Safe Schools

• Students deserve a safe and welcoming school where they can express themselves individually in a responsible manner and learn free from outside distraction.

• Working with City Emergency Responders and continue to review crisis management plans.

• Increase community and school support officers to drive down safety issues on campus and absenteeism.

STEM Education

• Invest in state-of-the-art science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs..

• Enhance offerings in STEM courses to prepare students for the workforce of the future.

• Provide teachers with professional development activities and equip classrooms with new technology

• Partner with local industry to develop learning opportunities in the workforce.

Community Engagement

• Education choices should be made in Tulsa, with parent input, supported by a locally elected school board. 

• Parents have an individual right over their families.

• Enhance community partnerships with local business, foundations, and non-profit organizations.

• Collaborate with local industries to tailor curriculum that prepares students for evolving job markets.

Real World Preparedness

• Our tax dollars should be spent on preparing Tulsa students to enter the real world.

• Enhance career readiness by promoting vocational training programs and internships.

• Advocate for life skills education, including financial literacy and practical problem solving.

• TPS Students should be provided with a variety of post K12 opportunities including trade school, polytechnic, community college, 4 year university, or entering the workforce.