HeyJaredTulsa Public Schools
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Update on proposal for district sustainability (opens the original)
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The following message was shared by the superintendent on September 21: As a proud Tulsa Public Schools alum and a career educator, I have spent the past three years as superintendent seeing firsthand what is possible in our classrooms when students and teachers have the resources they need to thrive. I am proud to report that for three consecutive years, our students have raised their reading and math results across all grades, attendance has increased each of the last three years, and the numb
Myth busters: Attendance Awareness Month facts for families (opens the original)
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September is Attendance Awareness Month, and itâs important to remember that every day a student attends school counts. Improved attendance can lead to higher academic achievement, higher graduation rates, and improved opportunities in life. If your family is facing challenges that make regular school attendance difficult, we can help find solutions. Visit tulsaschools.org/attend to request assistance. This September, students with a 95% average daily attendance rate or higher will be entered
Tulsa Public Schools reports growth in OSTP scores (opens the original)
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Tulsa Public Schools saw growth for a third consecutive year in spring 2026 Oklahoma State Testing Program (OSTP) assessments, with results showing the district again making improvement in every grade level for both math and reading. This includes English language arts (ELA), where the district saw a two-point year-over-year improvement for third graders in achieving âbasic,â âproficient,â or âadvanced.â Across grade levels, the district increased the percentage of students in âbas
Tulsa Public Schools to end MAP assessments in 2026-27 (opens the original)
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For many years, Tulsa Public Schools has used the MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) assessment to help measure student growth and guide teacher instruction. With your support, our teachers and schools have used MAP to help students grow. Today, after careful consideration, I want to let you know that the district will discontinue the use of the MAP assessment beginning with the 2026-27 school year. Instead, an existing set of assessment tools will be used to provide insight into your studentâ
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