Since 2011, Rogers has been the district’s flagship early college academy. Our school focuses not only on helping students get into college but also preparing them to successfully graduate with a degree. All middle school students are enrolled in either Mastering the Middle Grades, a specialized class focused on helping students cultivate the self-regulatory skills necessary for college and career success. In addition, students select another elective, such as art, drama, band, orchestra, chorus, Spanish, Russian, French, German, PE, or technology.

All students at Will Rogers must apply to be accepted to grade 6 (and grade 7 or 8 if they didn't attend Rogers the previous year) and then again apply in grade 8 (semester 2) to be accepted to grade 9. Good grades and an above-average reading score are considered.

Middle school students have the opportunity to take several classes in grade 8 for high school credit, including Algebra I, drama, art, languages, and technology.

At Rogers, we celebrate diversity and value multiple languages. Students in grades 6 and 7 are members of one of two “teams” per grade level. The 125 students on a team share the five common content teachers, traveling together through the day as a community. Named the 6^th Grade Blue and Gold Teams and the 7^th Grade Blue and Gold Teams, these communities are a source of pride and support for our students and teachers. Rogers Middle School houses the only secondary Dual Language program in the district, allowing elementary dual language students a place to continue receiving instruction in both Spanish and English Language Arts, as well as instruction in full Spanish in one or more content areas.

Will Rogers College High School has graduated numerous internationally renowned writers, musicians, professional athletes, artists, business owners, doctors, and academicians. Our junior and senior students have an opportunity to take college classes while still in high school. These students have acquired almost half of the nearly 8,000 college credits earned by Tulsa Public Schools students.

In addition to academics, Rogers students participate in a wide range of performing arts opportunities, including instrumental, vocal, and visual classes. After 81 years, Rogers athletes and music students finally have a new athletic stadium, which will allow the school to host football, soccer, track, and band competitions. Students at Rogers may also participate in various co-curricular programs such as student Council, E-Sports, and speech and debate. Additionally, After Opp and Tulsa Speech and Debate League have partnered with Rogers to provide students with numerous after school activities at no cost to their families.

Our 21st Century Grant partner provides our students with numerous opportunities to be engaged in after-school activities at no cost to their families. A National Historic Landmark and Architecture Digest’s choice of the Most Beautiful School in Oklahoma, a visit to Will Rogers College High School is akin to a visit to one of Europe’s greatest architectural wonders. Housed in a majestic school building, our school offers endless possibilities for academically motivated students.

AT Will Rogers College Middle and HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS CAN:

• Experience a wide range of academic, elective, and athletic offerings;
• Attend a school which offers free after-school activities funded by a 21st Century grant;
• Experience traditions and celebrations of other cultures;
• Prepare for advanced coursework;
• Learn in cooperative groups;
• Develop life skills that apply to school and beyond;
• Become responsible and involved citizens;
• Create a vision for the future which includes post-secondary education;
• Become a member of a team focused on getting as much education as you can to be fully prepared for life; and
• Additionally, Will Rogers JH has a part-time gifted and talented teacher on staff.