Co-op
Classes (OPEN). These classes are open
to anyone.
C.O.A.C.H. The
purpose of Central Oklahoma Alliance of Christian
Homeschoolers home extension classes is to offer
weekly classes to home-educated Jr. High & Sr.
High students as an extension of the homeschool,
with parents as active participants in the overall
discipline and learning process. COACH classes are
held on Thursdays during the school year at Berry
Road Baptist Church, 500 N. Berry Rd., Norman,
Oklahoma. Contact: Lisa Meyer, lisameyer@coachclasses.org or 405-294-2181.
Classical
Conversations offer homeschool classes throughout
the state, as well as throughout the United States.
This is a Christian-based, classical education program.
Owasso Prep: A private, Christian school that offers single classes to grades K-9th (2017) with the plan to add one grade per year to 12th grade. Located at 12200 East 86th St. N, Owasso, OK. Phone: 918.378.0344.
Cornerstone Education Center. Offers homeschool classes for Pre-K through 12th grade. 948 S 91st E Ave., Tulsa, OK. (918) 664-9527. Email: ctcacademic@cox.net
Tulsa
Area Co-op: TAC offers upper level math,
science classes and uses the TRISMS curriculum
for core classes. Elementary enrichment classes
are also offered. Along with math and science our
main emphasis is joining together as a group to
use TRISMS and to prepare our students for college
and careers after graduation. Parents are required
to team teach or assist in the classroom each coop
day. In the upper level science and math, parents
will be mostly assisting. We meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays at Garnett Church of Christ on 31st,
east of Garnett. For class schedule information,
email: relax.beauti@gmail.com.
TAC Contact Candy Matheny: Malachi2_16@hotmail.com
TRISMS
Co-op. A classical education
in a co-op setting. Note: this is also a curriculum
publisher so the curriculum used will be TRISMS.Tulsa.
Contact: linda@trisms.com
Co-op
Classes (Membership Based).
C.H.E.E.R.
(Christian Home Educators Encouragment Resource) offers
Christian-based classes for support group members
only, Broken Arrow, OK.
Christian
Education Alliance – A
ministry of Tulsa Hills Church of the Nazarene;
classes for 3rd-12th grade home-schooled students
three mornings a week. Contact: ceatulsa@cox.net (918)
445-3145 Mailing address: 840 W. 81 St, Tulsa OK
74132A. CHEER
Christian
Life Co-op, South OKC/ Moore/ Norman Area.
Email: ChristianLifecoop@hotmail.com.
We offer hands on lessons and real life applications
in the following subjects: Upper and Lower Division
Math and Science, Geography, Art History, French,
Literature, Financial Peace, Health and Phys. Ed.,
Music and Motion, Storybook Journey, Cooking, and
much more. We meet once a week on Mondays. We meet
at a beautiful location that has a large pond for
plenty of outdoor classroom opportunities. Contact
Christy Prescott @ 794-0808 T/TR/ Fri. or 692-6460
Mon. and Wed.
Colleges offer classes to homeschoolers as
well as admit homeschoolers under concurrent enrollment
with certain provisions. See college catalogs for more
information. Here are some links to get your started:
Oklahoma
State University (Concurrent
Enrollment available)
University
of Oklahoma (Concurrent Enrollment available)
Oral
Robert University offers ORU eAcademy for homeschooled
students.
Rogers
State College (Concurrent
Enrollment available)
Tulsa
Community College (EXCELerate)
(Honors
Program),
Tulsa
Community College offers scholarships to
students with scholastic achievement and/or economic
need. Students may apply for scholarships of varying
amounts which are generally for specific educational
costs. A current descriptive list is available in
the TCC Student Financial Services Office. Recipients
are selected by the TCC Scholarship Committee during
the spring term for the following academic year.
To apply, submit the TCC Scholarship Application
to the Student Financial Services Office by the announced
deadline(s).
TCC
State Regents Tuition Fee Waiver. A waiver
of tuition only up to $768 per academic year, or
up to $384 per semester, for Oklahoma resident students
with a 3.00 cumulative grade point average. Recipients
are determined by their area of study, with 50% of
the scholarships awarded to students with financial
need. Students who are awarded based on financial
need are required to have only a 2.50 cumulative
grade point average. To apply, submit the appropriate
application to the Student Financial Services Office
by April 15 to receive priority consideration. After
April 15, awards will be made depending on the availability
of funds. Application is required each academic year.
Private
Schools offer
programs for homeschoolers. Some offer classes;
others work with the students online.
Augustine
Christian Academy. Supplements homeschool by making
some classes and extracurricular activities available
to homeschoolers. Call 918.832.4600 for more info.
Regent
Preparatory School of Oklahoma offers High
School for Home School, a program that allows
any qualified high school-age home school student
in the Tulsa or surrounding area to take any
of the courses offered to our own rhetoric students,
based on availability. Contact: Lori Shapleigh
at (918) 663-1002 or email lshapleigh@rpsok.org.
Public
schools offer programs for homeschoolers
that are government supported (Free), traditional,
public school classes done through the Internet.
Some offer activities as well.
Technology Centers offer
a variety of programs for homeschoolers:
Metro
Technology Center, Oklahoma City, offers programs
for high
school homeschooled students.
Oklahoma’s
Career Tech system now offers a pre-engineering
curriculum
designed to prepare interested high school students for
engineering college. This curriculum consists of advanced
math, science and pre-engineering courses for students
who are good at math and science and are interested in
engineering. There are currently eight programs and they are
at Canadian Valley, El Reno; Central Tech, Drumright;
Gordon Cooper, Shawnee; Great Plains, Lawton; Francis
Tuttle and Metro Tech, Oklahoma City, Moore Norman; and
Tulsa Tech. Contact your local high school to see if this program
is locally available.
Tulsa
Technology Center. November through January
is the time to register your teens for classes
at Tulsa Tech for the following year. (They must
be in 11th or 12th grade to attend.) This is an
excellent way to provide your child with a trade
in: Auto Service, Aviation Maintenance, Business,
Service Industries, Computers, Construction, Electronics,
Graphic Arts, Health, and Manufacturing. There
is no charge for junior and seniors. They attend
1/2 day, 5 days per week, and homeschool the other
1/2 day at home. They also earn college credit
for some classes. Ph: 828-5200. Their continuing
education program offers part time evening classes
(must be 16 years+) such as Cartooning, Computer
Programming, Quark XPress, Photoshop, Screen printing,
Accounting, and Floral Design. Ph. 828-1100 for
more information.
Additional
online
homeschool programs, see Homeschooling
High School.
.