College Bound Academy

CAP Tulsa is a prominent community action agency dedicated to combating poverty through high-quality early childhood education and comprehensive family support. Serving children aged 6 weeks to 4 years, CAP Tulsa focuses on preparing young learners for kindergarten and fostering long-term academic success. The school operates under a holistic 2Gen approach, which emphasizes not only the educational development of children but also the well-being of their families, ensuring that both generations thrive together. CAP Tulsa's programs include free Head Start and Early Head Start initiatives that provide enriching educational experiences alongside vital home visitation services for income-eligible families. What sets CAP Tulsa apart is its commitment to low student-teacher ratios, which allows for personalized attention and meaningful interactions, as well as its state-of-the-art facilities designed to create an engaging learning environment. With a strong emphasis on family partnerships and community involvement, CAP Tulsa stands out as a beacon of hope and progress in early childhood education, working tirelessly to break the cycle of poverty in Tulsa and empower families for a brighter future.

Town & Country School in Tulsa teaches students in grades two through twelve who have learning differences or attention disorders. The full-day private school is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. Families of children with ADHD, learning disabilities, or autism spectrum disorder can contact the school to discuss the program and request a free special education consultation. Classroom teaching is organized around each student’s strengths and the skills they need to build. Instead of relying on occasional pull-out help, Town & Country offers a dedicated school program with individualized attention, family support, and curriculum modifications. Teachers can work on compensatory strategies alongside academic subjects, so students have practical ways to approach reading, writing, communication, and other school tasks. The school has separate elementary, middle, and high school programs. Students can also take part in activities beyond class, including music, clubs, and sports. Published club options include art, chess, Lego, astronomy, and a production club or band; sports options include basketball, bowling, cheer, pickleball, and running. Families can use the admissions pages to learn who the school serves best, review tuition and financial aid, and see how to apply. The school is accepting enrollment for grades two through twelve.