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Students, teachers, school leaders, and community members will gather on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018 to celebrate as four schools embark on the “Tulsa Beyond” project. The celebration will take place from 6 – 7:30 p.m. at the Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa, located at 101 E. Archer St.
Tulsa Beyond will bring school leaders, teachers, students, and community members together to design and eventually implement ways of teaching and learning that will provide new and innovative secondary learning models. Four district schools volunteered to be pilots for the project: McLain, Webster, and Hale high schools and Tulsa Learning Academy.
Each school has assembled a design team, consisting of 10-12 individuals of all ages and backgrounds to begin work on designing how high schools can provide more engaging and relevant 21st century learning experiences.
Food will be provided by student-chefs in the Hale High School culinary program.