My daughter and I started the Evening Fall Phlebotomy Course of 2024…read more This is one of the best educational and life changing courses to take for the adult learning portion. Aside, from the high school students, but yes I recommend they should give it a try too. Future-wise, I do hope that a lot of the younger adults or any age adults' would take advantage of a medical source class or just a vocational trade. You never know, when you need that extra learned course that could help you to better your job skills. The Phlebotomy Course instructors are keen in their teaching skill with the ability to lead, advise, and train their students. I'm absolutely amazed in how much I have learned in the weeks of this course. Look online ot their mail out brochures. I implore you to find something to do. They do offer a lot more than just medical and clerical resource vocations. They do have some campuses in Tahlequah, Sallisaw, Muskogee, and I do believe Coweta, OK.

Beautiful campus, wonderful staff and the perfect auditorium for seminars. ICTC provides; on the…read morejob training and is affiliated with Oklahoma career and Technology Education.

Great school. The teachers are truly education professionals. Amazing opportunities for students…read moregoing to college!

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.

My 4 year old son very much enjoyed the time he spent at this day care. Unfortunately it was very…read moreshort lived. After 3 days of taking him we received a call to pick him up. He threw a fit because they tried to force him to eat and he was not hungry. In the end we were told he would not be allowed to return. We were stunned by this. They are clearly not prepared to handle kids who get upset. This was a shock to us, we expected so much more from a Christian organization. As I said, my son enjoyed it and was very upset he was told he cannot go back and we were all very sad for him to feel unwanted.

Very welcoming church and great youth and education programming. The Wednesday night ministry…read moreoffers something for all ages- children, youth and adults- plus there is a meal served! Food is very kid friendly too. One week chicken strips another was grilled cheese and tomato soup. On Sunday mornings they offer 2 worship services with a bible class time for all ages between services. During bible class there are offerings once again for all ages. Children meet together, youth have a class and then 3-4 adult classes. There is a church nursery available for little ones as well. The kids also love that there are donuts available every Sunday!

I recommended my daughter to this place for my grandson to get some needed play therapy. I love…read morethat there are also parenting courses and workshops that focus on gentle parenting.

The Parent Child Center of Tulsa does amazing work in our community! Their vision is that every…read moreparent have the knowledge and skills to protect, nurture and provide for their own child. They build pathways of hope for their clients so that they may meet their goals. Families struggle with a variety of obstacles and unexpected life events and they are here to help! Their core values are close to my heart. They believe that all children deserve to be loved, nurtured, and protected; that children belong with their family whenever safely possible; that people can change for the better when given the opportunity; and that compassion is key to understanding the struggles families face. They offer various community education programs like Kids on the Block (puppets at elementary schools) and Bright Beginnings (nurse educators teaching parents of newborn safe techniques). They also do intensive outreach for families like Positive Parenting (home-based program Parents As Teachers), Safecare (also home-based for parents with children 0-5 that have experienced adversity) and Family Connects (nurse educators support new parents in caring for their newborn). In addition, they also offer therapeutic services including counseling services for adults, children and families. They address problems related to current or past abuse and parenting issues. Therapists also offer group counseling services including Circle of Security and Nurturing Parenting. Finally, they nurture various strategic partnerships including the Anti-Bullying Collaboration (30 partner group promoting a safe, civil, and respectful community), Family Safety Center (child therapists embedded support) and Safe Babies Court Team (improving outcomes for maltreated infants and toddlers in state custody).

Fab Lab (fabrication laboratory) is a nonprofit in Kendall Whittier that provides access to…read moreadvanced manufacturing and digital fabrication tools, equipment, technology and resources. If you're ever curious about checking this makers space out, they have tours every Saturday at 1pm. It's an amazing facility. The building opened in 2022 and it was made just for them so it's a huge upgrade from their previous location, where they were for 11 years. They now have an open floor plan with high ceilings and lots of natural light along with 20+ machines available. From laser cutters/engravers to water jets and 3D printers, the resources they offer are mind blowing. Fab Lab Tulsa is one of 1500+ MIT-chartered Fab Labs in 90+ countries and the first in the southeastern region of the U.S. (that's right, not even Dallas has one). Aside from the studio on the first floor, they have a metal lab and a wood lab, each with 10+ machines available. Both labs have a minimum age and require PPE to be worn at all times. The second floor has classrooms and a conference room. They have a membership model with lots of options depending on how many hours per month you'd like to have as well as what room. The pricing starts at $39 a month, which sounds like an incredible deal since you get to use machines that are $30-60k. Classes are also available for signup on their website along with education programming for kids. They have a couple of workforce initiatives as well. This is a huge asset in our community!

Walk in the door at Fablab and possibilities seem endless! They offer monthly memberships and…read moretraining on a variety of the tools they offer. Whether you're a casual weekend DIY-er or a dedicated tinkerer you'll find the tools and expertise that you need to take your project to the next level. Helpful and knowledgeable staff are available to help make your ideas a reality.