Tulsa City of Learning – Where Learning Happens

What we offer

In partnership with The Opportunity Project and the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), Tulsa City of Learning connects youth and families to high-quality camps, clubs, and after-school programs.

Find Your School

Learn about out-of-school time sites throughout Tulsa Public Schools.

Community Programs

Explore community camps, clubs, and programs around the city of Tulsa.

Partners

We want to showcase
your offerings!

The Opportunity Project wants to ensure all Tulsa youth have the opportunity to engage in high-quality expanded learning programs, such as yours!

To feature your program on the Tulsa City of Learning website complete the three steps below.

Together, we can make meaningful, measurable change in the lives of young people.

Need assistance? Have questions? Email us at: info@theopp.org

Gain access to an array of specialized resources and benefits to improve your program!

Join The Opportunity Project’s Learning Partner Network to gain access to a variety of tailored supports, such as program evaluation tools, marketing assistance, personal and professional development trainings, and Tulsa’s Integrated Data-System for Expanded Learning (TIDEL).

“At Bike Club we got engaged with The Opportunity Project at the very beginning to start going to the trainings. Information that we're getting through The Opportunity Project and collaborating with other organizations running after-school programming has really helped us sharpen our toolkit to get a lot better at this."

Gary PercefullCo-Founder of Bike Club

"You don't have to be a big organization to be a part of this program. I'm just one person that really enjoys these kids. If this is something you are passionate about and you would like to be passionate in teaching someone else, do it."

Miranda KaiserRestauranteur, Founder of Chef Club afterschool program

“In high school, I got into a lot of trouble because I had no focus. Speech and debate, scouting, and theatre, were three extracurricular activities that helped me turn it around. Extracurricular activities allow you to try out different skill set and reveal the best things about yourself."

G.T. BynumMayor of Tulsa

“Art transformed my life by allowing me to express myself, to express the unthinkable and the unknowable. All of us, especially kids, need outlets to express ourselves and connect with the community."

Joy HarjoArtist, poet, musician, Co-founder of "For Girls Becoming" arts mentorship program, 23rd U.S. Poet Laureate

“My afterschool learning experiences transformed my thinking and led me to believe I could accomplish things I otherwise never would have tried. The education we receive outside the classroom spurs diversity of thought and diversity of discovery."

Clifton TaulbertBestselling author, motivational speaker

"I did well in school, but I hated it. The chefs who mentored me helped me realize that with culinary skills, I could go anywhere. They made me believe in myself."