Zarrow Internafional School, a Spanish immersion school. My daughter has attended this school since…read morekindergarten. I love this school. All of the teachers (that Audrey has had) are great. She is now in the fourth grade (the school goes to fifth) and I will be sad to say goodbye. Audrey has learned so much and is on her way to being fluent in Spanish. I always get native speakers boasting about how well she speaks and that there is an absence of an accent. A true testiment to how much of an asset this school is to the future of Tulsa. It is a tough road at times but I recommend any child attend this school. So many opportunities will be available to a bilingual child. Eisenhower is their sister school. They offer French and Spanish. Children have opportunities to study abroad as well as a spot in a magnet school as they advance in their education. *I put the review on the wrong address listed for this school. Sorry about that. *

*Updated to a three star from a one star post communication with the director* Reviewing the ELC:…read moreWhere do I begin? If you want to take a tour and be told that your child can start in a few days, but then have your communications ignored for a week, go here. If you want to be told "oh yes, we are big on potty training" but then absolutely no follow through, send your child here. If you want your children's belongings to be "lost" (blankets, paci's, crib sheets, cups, wipes, and Motrin that had to be signed into the office and kept there to be administered by office staff) then please send your child to this facility! In addition to the problems listed above: 1) Not being able to correctly sign my children in/out of the daycare for four out of the six weeks my children were enrolled because their information was imputed incorrectly. 2) While on the playground, three teachers sharing a bench more interested in their conversations than on the toddlers playing in front of them (two separate occasions I witnessed this). 3) I asked for a copy of their handbook three separate times over the course of three weeks. "Oh we are revising it." Sure, Susan. I'm not going to lie, with such an amazing facility (the place looks like rainforests cafe for Pete's sake!), I had really high expectations, so I get it's my fault for that. I just expected so much more professionalism, you know? I really only want what's best for my two kids and to know that they are ok in someone else's care. But if Victory ELC cannot be trusted even with these little (seemingly nuances) things then why should I trust them with my children's safety and well being? But don't take my word for it, here is why DHS rates them as only a 1 Star facility: http://www.publicview.okdhs.org/CCMASSPublicView/Default.aspx?CaseNumber=K830021822 Side note, Ms Heather and Ms Jasmine are amazing! I wish I could take them with me! *Update- I spoke with the director about the issues listed above. She was apologetic for what had happened and empathetic to how I was feeling. She assured me that there would be more training on procedures so that the above would not be repeated. I appreciate her effort to investigate and work with her staff to prevent future issues. My children will not be attending this preschool in the future but I wish them the best and hope that this was an experience that they can learn from. Also, the Motrin was overlooked, it was in the correct place.

We are removing our children from Victory Christian due to the environment. The school has good…read moreteachers, and an excellent elevate program for students who struggle with learning issues, but we feel that they allow any student to join, not those who are Christ-centered. The stories we have heard from our HS kids on how kids talk and act and get away with things being said in class, NEVERMIND the drugs, vaping, and bullying, made us do a double-take to ensure we are not sending our kids to public school. This is not the Victory school of Paul's father, and they CAN do so much better, but it begins with holding a higher standard for who is allowed to be a Victory student and not letting the parent who has money and believes "A christian school will fix my broken child" in the door.

Younger kids who want to be in Baseball at Regent have to be on a mixed team with students from…read moreother schools. But when it comes to practice, the Regent school doesn't want anyone who's not part of the Regent family to practice on their field. I find this odd when you don't have a baseball team and you are a Christian school. It doesn't seem very Christian of you to allow this practice to continue.

This fine school is tops in academics and the preparation of young people to face the world as…read moreadults. The curriculum is classical with emphasis on the basics of education - math, science, language, thinking skills, and arts. The strong Christian emphasis encourages service to those less fortunate, the community in general, and strength of personal character. Parental participation is not only encouraged, but is expected. When parents are involved, the education process does not end when the child leaves the school grounds. I have two grandchildren who attend this school and I could not be more pleased with the education they are receiving.

Edison was rated the number 6 best High School in the late 1960's and early 70's in the USA when my…read moreparents moved to Tulsa. I enjoyed attending school there. I was there for only 4 years until graduation. I was lucky enough to receive a full scholarship for tuition and living expenses ($60,000) to a highly rated Private liberal arts college in New York, so I believe I was somewhat prepared. However, I had an undiagnosed auditory processing and aphasia learning issue which in those days was just swept under the rug. I took advantage of my time at college then moved abroad so I am unsure whether I could say my education from Edison was great. It was public school sink or swim.

This school is by far one of the nicest schools I have seen in Tulsa. The middle school is just as…read morenice as the high school. Everyone I talked with was friendly and the campus was clean. The children were respectful and I was impressed by how the grounds were kept. If I had a choice I would surely send my kids to this school.

Best pre school in the state of Oklahoma. Child centered with an emphasis on the children and their…read morediscovery rather than the regurgitation of information. All of the teachers are so loving and caring and really know what they are doing when it comes to children and their learning process! Riverfield rocks!

This was our first time and thought it was would be a good place to start out our date night. Made…read morereservations and my first impression from the time we walked in the door was that it definitely was not as good as I expected it to be. I have eaten here multiple times, and I can tell you that the customer service and quality of the food has deteriorated over time. Waited 12 minutes at the bar for even acknowledgment if I might want a drink. Ordered. Got bread but not my salad. Asked for silverware and she said "FINE" but never brought it. The salad came and got finally got silverware. Bartender making and splashing drinks right in front of me (and into my water). She couldn't find her stuff, and was griping about things? etc. three managers digging under cupboards to find things My three piece and a biscuit and my chicken tenders came out slightly undercooked, which is a red flag if you ask me for any professional establishment. I will likely not come back here.

I was very fortunate to have been invited to Carnegie Elementary for a presentation on their…read moreartificial intelligence reading program, Amira. I taught a variety of subjects including a phonics based reading program. I am excited to see what artificial intelligence has done for phonics based reading. I'm even thinking about applying to substitute teach. A number of state legislators, a school board member, and the superintendent of Oklahoma schools were there. We were allowed to observe several classrooms where children were using this program. The teacher would be at a table working with a small group of children. The other children in the class were working on the Amira program on their laptop computers. All were totally engaged. I was impressed watching our state superintendent, Ryan Walters, interact with the teachers and children. I had gotten the impression from the media that Walters was really mean to the teachers. My daughter is still teaching and I didn't want anyone to be mean to her. It was quite the opposite. He had great rapport with the teachers and administrators. They seemed to like him and he praised them for the good work they were doing. Carnegie is an excellent school and I have hope other schools in Tulsa and all of Oklahoma will follow in its footsteps.

Only been here for two years and everything about this post is true. Certain parents that do PTA…read moreand the extra help do act snotty and expect preferential treatment. They do act like high schoolers.

My daughters have gone here since they were in Pre-K, and we all absolutely love it. The best…read moreeducation in the state, for Pre-K all the way to grade 12. It is a somewhat small school so the students get plenty of attention from the teachers and staff. There are myriad extracurricular activities as well - arts, athletics, etc. Virtually every graduate goes on to college, and that includes some of the top colleges in the country. One telling statistic is that Holland Hall is always near the top in the state in National Merit Scholars. I will tell you that it is very pricey, and it is a major sacrifice for me, but they do offer financial aid for those who may not be able to afford to send their children here otherwise. I can't say enough good things about Holland Hall, so I will just close by saying it is as much a family as it is a school.