HIDE Back to School
We look forward to seeing our students back in class on time on Wednesday, August 21, 2019! This back to school page is your hub for all of the news and information you need to prepare for a great start to the 2019-2020 school year. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back often for updates! Starting on August 1, follow #TPSBack2School on the Tulsa Public Schools Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages to stay up to date on the new school year.
Back to School Resources
- Attendance/Bell Times
- Breakfast & Lunch
- Early pick up from school
- Enroll
- Find your bus
- Health/Immunizations
- School Safety
- Stay Connected
- Student Grades & Records
- Supplies
- Uniforms
Attendance/Bell Times
Good attendance is one of the most important factors in the academic success of your child. Please have your child at school every day possible.
Breakfast & Lunch
Free or Reduced Lunch:
- Middle school and high school students must fill out an application every year to receive free or reduced meals.
- Please fill out only one application per household. List all people that reside in your house on the application.
- If you have any questions, please reach out to the Child Nutrition office or you can email us at frmeals@tulsaschools.org
Early pick up from school
- Make sure your school has the accurate list of persons approved for picking up your child from school.
- Adults must present their photo ID pick up a student early.
- See TPS Regulation 2117-R: STUDENT PICKUP DURING THE SCHOOL DAY
Enroll
When do I need to enroll my child?
- If your child is going to be 4 years old on or before September 1
- If your child is new to the district
- If you have recently moved
How do I enroll my child?
- Visit the Enroll page.
- You must supply the listed required documents.
Find your bus
| Route | Time | Location | ||||
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| - | - | Bus routes for 2019-20 will be published on 8/1/2019. Please check back at that time! |
Who do I call if my child has not returned home from school on time?
- First call the school
- If you do not get an answer, call transportation at 918-833-8100
- Note: buses may run 10 minutes after the posted stop time.
Who do talk to about transportation for students with special needs?
- Call our special needs transportation representative at 918-833-8148 or csctrans@tulsaschools.org.
- Note: There is a 3-5 day processing window for all new applications.
TPS students in grades 9-12 can ride Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority buses for free any day of the week. Students must present a valid TPS student I.D. Check times using the MTTA Trip Planner at www.tulsatransit.org. Contact info@tulsatransit.org or call 918-582-2100 for additional information.
Health/Immunizations
- Visit Health & Wellness
- Includes required immunizations, health forms and tips for maintaining good health
T-Dap Immunization Required
For the 2019-20 School Year, 7th & 12th Graders are required to have the T-DAP immunization.
TPS Nurses will provide this immunization, free of charge, if eligible.
Questions or to schedule an immunization: 918-833-9010
School Safety
SEE. HEAR. SHARE.
You can help keep your school community safe. If you see or hear something concerning, call 918-480-SAFE (7233) or share with a trusted adult.
- Visit our Student and School Safety page for more information.
- Make sure your child's school has your accurate emergency contact information.
- Please obey traffic signs and stay alert when driving in a school zone.
SchoolMessenger:
For the 19-20 school year, we will use the SchoolMessenger communication system to keep our families updated. It gives us the ability to contact you by phone & text in the event of emergency weather closings and delayed starts. Make sure your contact information is up-to-date with your school and to opt-in to receive text messages, text "Yes" to 67587.
We use three guiding principles to make decisions about postponing or closing schools for inclement weather:
- Time spent in the classroom is integral to preparing students for academic success.
- Students and staff must be able to get to and from school safely.
- Parents and guardians must have adequate time to make arrangements for transportation or childcare.
School closings or delays are communicated widely through our website, social media, SchoolMessenger communication system, and local news outlets.
Learn more about our inclement weather procedures here.
Stay Connected
Make sure to follow us on social media for current events and updates to activities being held at Rogers!
If you are interested in joining the PTA or volunteering at the school, click the link below to find out how!
SchoolMessenger:
For the 19-20 school year, we will use the SchoolMessenger communication system to keep our families updated. It gives us the ability to contact you by phone & text in the event of emergency weather closings and delayed starts. Make sure your contact information is up-to-date with your school and to opt-in to receive text messages, text "Yes" to 67587.
Student Grades & Records
To view your child’s grades, attendance and other information:
- Parents - Student Grades
- Select “Create Account” and provide requested information
- Sign in using your created account and password
- Student data, including class schedules, will be available Aug 21.
To request a transcript, visit Student Records/Transcripts.
Supplies
Junior High:
Teacher specific supply list will be distributed during the first week of school.
This is a general list of basic supplies needed for most classes.
- Composition Books
- Pencils
- Pens (Blue and Black)
- Highlighters
- Kleenex
- Antibacterial Wipes
- Calculator TI-30XS Multiview Scientific Calculator
- 1-inch binders (2-3 total)
- Erasers
- Colored pencils
High School:
Teacher specific supply list will be distributed during the first week of school.
This is a general list of basic supplies needed for most classes.
English Classes
- 1-inch binder
- Pens (and pencils)
- Dividers (5 tabs)
- Notebook paper / Composition notebook
Across multiple subjects:
- Composition Books (1-2 per class)
- Pencils
- Pens (Blue and Black)
- Highlighters
- Kleenex
- Antibacterial Wipes
- Calculator TI-30XS Multiview Scientific Calculator Or Casio Scientific Calculator
- 1-inch binders (2-3 total)
- Erasers
- Colored pencils
Uniforms
Junior High
ID Cards
ID cards must always be worn around the neck on a lanyard. IDs are issued to students at the beginning of the school year. Replacement ID cards cost $4.00.
Logos and Spirit Wear
Large logos and writing on clothing are not allowed except for those associated with Will Rogers College Junior High School.
Spirit Days
Rogers’ Student Council will have a variety of Spirit Days during the school year. In addition to these days, the following spirit days occur weekly:
- Wednesdays -- Students may wear university or college spirit wear every Wednesday. University or college spirit is subject to review per Tulsa Public Schools dress code policy.
- Fridays – Students may wear Rogers’ “official” Spirit Wear on Fridays. Students are not allowed to make their own Rogers’ spirit wear. Rogers’ spirit wear purchased off campus is subject to review per Tulsa Public Schools dress code policy. A true Roper will wear Rogers’ spirit wear each Friday!
Tops
- Collared shirts (polo, oxford) shall be either plain black, white, grey, blue or yellow. No collarless shirts are allowed. Students may wear a tie or bow tie.
- Tops must be of an appropriate size for the student.
- Undershirts shall be solid black, white, grey, blue or yellow.
- Sweaters must be solid black, white, grey, blue or yellow.
- Hoodies shall be Rogers’ spirit wear or plain black, white, grey, blue or yellow.
- Hoods of a hoodie cannot be worn in the building.
Bottoms
- Pants, capris, shorts and skirts shall be either black, blue or khaki.
- Short skirts or shorts are NOT permitted. The hem of the skirt or shorts should be mid-thigh.
- Students may wear pants with elastic around the ankles.
- Leggings are not allowed unless worn under a skirt.
- Denim, jeggings, sweatpants and pajamas are not allowed.
- Sagging is not allowed.
- Belts shall must be tucked into the pant loops and cannot hang down.
Coats, Jacket, Blankets
- Students must store outerwear such as coats, hats, gloves, scarves, etc. in their lockers upon arrival at school. They are not allowed in classrooms or other areas in the building. Cold natured students are permitted to wear a sweatshirt, sweater, or hoodie to class.
- Blankets are not allowed in the classrooms and may not be carried from classroom to classroom. Dragging a blanket creates a safety hazard.
- Hoods of a hoodie cannot be worn in the building.
Shoes
- Shoes must be worn at all times.
- House shoes and shower shoes are NOT permitted. Shower shoes are any type of rubber slip-ons also known as “sliders.” This is a safety rule.
Backpacks
- Approved Backpacks - The only backpacks allowed in the classroom, library cafeteria, etc. during the school day are string backpacks and open mesh backpacks. Large backpacks with padded arms that are not open mesh are to remain in the students’ lockers.
High School
ID Cards
ID cards must always be worn around the neck on a lanyard. IDs are issued to students at the beginning of the school year. Replacement ID cards cost $4.00.
Spirit Days
Rogers’ Student Council will have a variety of Spirit Days during the school year. In addition to these days, the following spirit days occur weekly:
- Wednesdays – Students may wear university or college spirit wear every Wednesday. University or college spirit is subject to review per Tulsa Public Schools dress code policy.
- Fridays – Students may wear Rogers’ “official” Spirit Wear on Fridays. Students are not allowed to make their own Rogers’ spirit wear. Rogers’ spirit wear purchased off campus is subject to review per Tulsa Public Schools dress code policy. A true Roper will wear Rogers’ spirit wear each Friday!
TOPS
- No excessively baggy or long shirts.
- No tank tops.
- No spaghetti straps.
- No team jerseys.
- Bare midriffs, low cut necklines, off the shoulder, or bare backs are NOT permitted.
- Shirts and blouses must be buttoned appropriately.
- The cut of sleeveless garments must not expose undergarments or be excessively revealing. Strapless garments are prohibited. Shoulder straps of permitted garments must be a minimum of two fingers of the person wearing the garment.
- Symbols, mottos, words or acronyms that are on clothing must be appropriate and fall within TPS guidelines.
- Hoods of a hoodie cannot be worn in the building.
BOTTOMS
- Excessively baggy pants are NOT permitted. Pants shall be worn at the waist which means sagging is not permitted.
- Undergarments such as boxers, underwear, bras, etc. shall not be visible.
- NYLON type sweatpants are permitted; cotton sweatpants are not.
- Leggings, jeggings, or excessively tight pants, bike shorts, and sleepwear, including pajamas, are NOT permitted per TPS Dress Code.
- Jeans with holes in them are permitted if the holes are at the knee or below. If the holes are above the knee, then the holes will have to be covered or the student needs to wear tights to cover the skin.
- Short skirts or shorts are NOT permitted. The hem of the skirt or shorts should be mid-thigh.
- Belts must be tucked into the pant loops and cannot hang down.
FOOTWEAR
- Shoes must be worn at all times.
- House shoes and shower shoes are NOT permitted. Shower shoes are any type of rubber slip-ons also known as “sliders.” This is a safety rule.
HEADWEAR
- Scarves, curlers, bandanas, caps, hats, sweatbands, hoods of hoodies or other similar head coverings (except for religious purposes) or adornments shall not be worn in the building. They are to be taken off before you enter the building. Nothing shall be worn on the head per TPS policy.
- Sunglasses cannot be worn in the building unless prescribed by a doctor. If your child needs to wear sunglasses, please bring a doctor’s note to the nurse who will note this exception.
OUTERWEAR AND BLANKETS
- Students must store outerwear such as coats, hats, gloves, scarves, etc. in their lockers upon arrival at school. They are not allowed in classrooms or other areas in the building. Cold natured students are permitted to wear a sweatshirt, sweater, or hoodie to class.
- Blankets are not allowed in the classrooms and may not be carried from classroom to classroom. Dragging a blanket creates a safety hazard.
- Hoods of a hoodie cannot be worn in the building.
EARBUDS and HEADPHONES
- During school hours, earbuds and headphones are not allowed in or on a student’s ears when in the hallways or in any other public area, including the hallways. This is a safety precaution.
Backpacks
- High School Students may carry backpacks. This policy is subject to change.
Contact Us
Will Rogers Junior High and High School
3909 E. 5 Pl.
Tulsa, OK 74112
918-833-9000
Nicolette Dennis
Principal
dennini@tulsaschools.org
Shaun Moseman
Assistant Principal
mosemsh@tulsaschools.org
Kendra Bramlett
Assistant Principal
bramlke@tulsaschools.org
Ann Piper
Assistant Principal
piperan@tulsaschools.org
Click here to learn more about the leadership team.
Behavior Guide
Our student and family guide to success provides guidance for how school teams may respond to student behavioral issues. Our goal is to support our students in learning how to navigate challenging situations and make smart and productive decisions about how they respond so that they are prepared to be successful in college, careers, and life.
Student and Family Guide to Success
(Behavior Response Plan included)
Student Success Plan
The Student Success Plan is a way to help students make to plan to meet their goals to succeed at school and in life. Teachers, counselors, and family work with the student to set academic and behavioral goals and ways in which to achieve them.