Education Partners
Institutions across northeast Oklahoma is working collaboratively to grow the talent pipeline. The region's K-12 school districts, colleges, universities, philanthropic organizations, workforce partners and tribal nations work collectively to increase postsecondary education, certificates and degree attainment. Our colleges, universities and technical schools graduate thousands each year to contribute to the area’s workforce.
The workforce pipeline begins in K-12, and the Tulsa area has a multitude of school districts providing quality education and preparing students to enter the workforce or continue their education.
Tulsa Area School Districts
Bishop Kelly
Bixby Public Schools
Broken Arrow Public Schools
Cascia Hall Preparatory School
Glenpool Public Schools
Holland Hall
Jenks Public Schools
Metro Christian Academy
Monte Cassino
Owasso Public Schools
Regent Preparatory School
Riverfield County Day School
Sand Springs Public Schools
Sapulpa Public Schools
Tulsa Public Schools
Undercroft Montessori
Union Public Schools
University School
Career Tech
Tulsa Tech is a part of the statewide Career Tech system and has seven campuses throughout the region. Tulsa Tech’s curriculum specializes in career training in more than 90 instructional areas. Tulsa Tech provides free tuition to high school students living in a technology center district, while adults are charged nominal tuition. Tulsa Tech's business & industry services division supports companies with direct and in-kind contributions, should you qualify. In addition to Tulsa Tech, the region boasts another five technology centers that are a part of the manufacturing ecosystem.
Higher Education
Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OSU-Tulsa, OU-Tulsa, Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow, and OSU Institute of Technology in Okmulgee all offer higher education and graduate degrees. Tulsa is also home to two private universities, The University of Tulsa and Oral Roberts University.
Tulsa Community College is the state’s largest community college that offers 121 degrees and certificates and educates approximately 23,000 students each year.
Higher Education Partners
