We know seniors and their families have questions about what the remainder of the year will look like in light of COVID-19. While learning continues, we are working to address all of these concerns and ensure that seniors stay on track to graduate.
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Will Rogers College JH and SH provides all students with opportunities to develop the academic, social, psychological, personal, and critical-thinking skills necessary to get to and through college and to prepare them for career and personal success in a global society.
On March 25, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted to approve State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister’s recommendation to implement a continuous learning plan without reopening school buildings. This means that while instruction of students will resume remotely on April 6, school buildings will NOT reopen this school year. We are working to prepare to resume teaching and learning on April 6 in order to ensure a strong, although nontraditional, conclusion for our school year. We will be in touch with families soon to share more information.
Dear Students, Parents, and Community Members:
Until we begin our digital learning, I wanted to share with you some resources that you might find useful. Coursera offers free online classes for people. These classes provide the individual to work at their own pace on a topic of interest. I thought I would pass these onto you. We will be reaching out to you in the next week about digital instruction.
I wish the best for you and your family. Please keep safe. I really miss my daily interactions with you all!!
Ms. Dennis
Dear Class of 2020:
We know you have lots of questions regarding graduations and senior activities. Please understand that right now, our main priority is to make sure everyone is practicing social distancing and staying safe as we do our part in stemming the spread of COVID-19. The situation is very fluid right now and ever-changing, and we will keep you up to date with new information as it becomes available.
As you may know, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted on Wednesday, March 25, 2020, to close all Oklahoma schools through June. As a result, all Tulsa Public School activities, including prom, commencement ceremonies, and other planned events, are postponed. We know senior activities are incredibly talented and we are working diligently to make sure we are able to provide opportunities for students and families to have these experiences when we are able to do so.
To help us stay in contact with you and to give you access to the most up to date, we have created a Senior 2020 page on the Tulsa Public Schools website. The site will have an FAQ that will be updated regularly along with other important information for the Class of 2020. Please check that site regularly to stay informed and also to submit any questions you may have.
For now, please stay home, stay safe, and stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.
We miss you tremendously! Please be safe!
Nicolette (Nikki) Dennis, Principal
Erica Walker, Senior Counselor
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Rogers Junior High will become a 6th-8th grade middle school beginning the 2020-2021 school year,
making Rogers a 6th-12th grade campus. For more information, please click here.
This morning, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted to approve State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister’s recommendation to implement a continuous learning plan without reopening school buildings. This means that while instruction of students will resume remotely on April 6, our school buildings will NOT reopen this school year.
For more information, visit www.tulsaschools.org/coronavirus
Esta mañana, la Junta de Educación del Estado de Oklahoma votó para aprobar la recomendación de la Superintendente del Estado, Joy Hofmeister, de implementar un plan de estudio continuo sin reabrir los edificios escolares. Esto significa que, si bien las clases para los estudiantes se reanudarán de manera virtual el 6 de abril, nuestras escuelas NO reabrirán este año escolar.
Para más información, visite www.tulsaschools.org/coronavirus
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