Tulsa MET Middle & High School maintains a small student-teacher ratio in all classes. Project-based
Tulsa Met is an innovative middle high & high school for TPS students. We follow the Big Picture philosophy which is focused on relationships, relevance, and rigor. The tools we use to facilitate student achievement are real world learning, student internships, individualized learning plans, a personalized environment, small school setting, and advisories. We achieve our goals through strong relat
ionships with parents, family, community, business, government, and other educational institutions, thereby expanding the role of the school in the community and the community in the school.
02/04/2026
Attention families of current 8th graders! Even if your child plans to attend their designated home school next year, you need to submit an enrollment application to secure their spot. Confirming your student’s enrollment choice for the important 9th grade year means we can better prepare resources, plan for classes, and ensure a smooth transition to high school.
The first enrollment window for the 2026-2027 school year closes on Feb. 6! Complete your enrollment application online at enroll.tulsaschools.org or visit our Enrollment Center at 2819 S. New Haven Ave. weekdays between 8am and 5pm.
¡Atención, familias de estudiantes de 8.º grado! Incluso si su hijo/a planea asistir a la escuela que le corresponde por zona el próximo año, debe presentar una solicitud de inscripción para asegurar su cupo. Confirmar la elección de matrícula de su hijo/a para el importante año de noveno grado nos permite preparar mejor los recursos, planificar las clases y garantizar una transición sin problemas a la escuela secundaria.
¡El primer plazo de inscripción para el año escolar 2026-2027 finaliza el 6 de febrero! Complete su solicitud de inscripción en línea en enroll.tulsaschools.org o visite nuestro Centro de Inscripción en 2819 S. New Haven Ave. de lunes a viernes, de 8:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.
01/16/2026
Find your future at Tulsa MET!
Enrollment for the 2026-27 school year is open now. Visit tulsaschools.org/enroll to learn more.
¡Encuentra tu futuro en Tulsa MET!
La inscripción para el año escolar 2026-27 ya está abierta. Visite tulsaschools.org/enroll para obtener más información.
05/07/2025
Teacher Appreciation Day!! Thank You American Fidelity & Chic-Fil-A for lunch, for our Teachers
03/07/2025
This week's Tulsa Met Senior spotlight is on Havana Baldridge. Havana has been attending Tulsa Met since her 11th grade year. Havana plans on getting a job after graduation and attending college for Dental hygienist. In her spare time, she likes to hang out with friends and family, go shopping at the mall with her friends, and watch Tik Tok. Havana is an office intern for our counselor Ms. Heather, she was also a part of reading partners at Hamilton elementary and Havana volunteers through public achievement. Havana's favorite memories from school is her senior trip to the aquarium this year! Havana was voted the prettiest eyes by her senior classmates. Havana's advice to underclassmen is to "Stay on top of your work and don’t get behind!"
02/28/2025
This week's senior spotlight is Angel Luviano. Angel has been attending Tulsa Met since his 9th grade year. Angel plans to attend TCC after High school. He wants to be a landscaper or a painter. His hobbies are working, playing soccer, going on walks or hanging out at the gathering place. Angel is a member of the Tulsa Met student council and soccer team. Some of his best memories from school include being competitive with his soccer team and helping sale pickles with his stucco friends! Angel was voted the most energetic by his classmates. His advice to underclassmen is to " don't be like me, be better"!
02/13/2025
Yolanda Vann is Tulsa Met’s senior spotlight this week. This is Yolanda’s first year at Tulsa Met. Previously she attended Northstar. Yolanda is a member of Tulsa Met’s student council.
In her spare time she enjoys eating, cooking, sleeping and playing volleyball. Yolanda plans to go to TCC for astronomy. Yolanda’s favorite school memories include lunch, and getting 3 pieces of pizza to take home from an activity day at North Star. Yolanda’s senior class voted her the funniest and most likely to ask you for a snack! Her advice to underclassmen is “never back down, and never give up”
01/31/2025
This week's Senior Spotlight is on Brayan Fernandez-Salas
Brayan has attended Tulsa Met since his 7th grade year. He plans to attend Tulsa Tech after high school for Aviation General. In his spare time he enjoys playing war games on Xbox, hanging out with friends, and going to the gym. Brayan is a member of the Tulsa Met soccer team, student council, yearbook club, and link crew. His favorite school memory is playing soccer with his friends. Brayan's advise to under classmen is "stay on top of your credits so u can graduate on time!"
01/24/2025
This week's Tulsa Met senior spotlight is on Cassie Smith. Cassie has attended Tulsa Met since her freshman year. Cassie enjoys dancing, doing word searches and singing karaoke. Cassie is Tulsa Met's student council president, Cheerleading captain and is an intern at Hamilton elementary. Her favorite memories include participating in the Girls Club bake sale and going to Prom. Cassie plans to work and go to TCC for film after high school. Her advice for the underclassmen is to "get your work done first, it gets easier from there".
08/30/2024
Good afternoon, Tulsa Met Families
We are off to a great start! It was so nice seeing so many families at orientation. The teachers and I value your involvement. Starting September 3, 2024, we will collect information about students' attendance, classwork completion, and behavior, so that we can have monthly Award Assemblies. Students will be eligible to win prizes for all 3 categories. Please encourage your child to come to school, complete classwork and be on their best behavior because we enjoy giving them prizes. Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you for choosing Tulsa MET.
Audrey Doctor
Interim Principal – Tulsa MET Middle and High School
08/26/2024
Tulsa MET Employees, Parents, Visitors, and Any Interested Person. Please review our Annual Asbestos Notice for the 2024-2025 School Year.
08/13/2024
Thank you Family Vision Ministries for our August 12 Professional Development Lunch!
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Tulsa Met is an uniquely small school, focused on relationships, with a family atmosphere that provides supports for all scholars, teachers, and staff.
Since 2008, Tulsa MET JH & HS has provided a solid foundation of Relationships, Relevance, and Rigor to the students who have walked our hallways. Originally Tulsa MET was founded as a "Big Picture Learning School" and many of the best practices are still used by our experienced faculty.
Each student is assigned an advisor (teacher) who they see on a daily basis. The advisor (and all adults in the building) develop lasting relationships with each of the students in their advisory. From developing the relationships, our faculty is able to connect with each student (due to a small student-teacher ratio) and ensure that students develop relevant and attainable goals for their present learning, as well as their future careers. Tulsa MET faculty hold our students to high expectations and rigorous academic standards. Focusing on summative assessments is replaced at Tulsa MET by formative assessment of student competency in all coursework.
Our students are free to be who they want to be incorporating a free-thinking, goal-oriented environment. There are numerous partnerships to choose from, each child enrolled will be responsible for completing their standard subject area content and additional projects, which include Learning through Internships (LTI).
Our Junior High students explore different career paths through specifically designed service learning projects and shadow days with members of the community. Our students are engaged in “real-world” learning project to discover the connection between junior high and real life.
MYTH: Tulsa MET JH & HS is for “troubled kids”.
Tulsa MET offers a learning environment that is smaller and based on Relationships, Relevance, and Rigor.
We have many students who are gifted and yet unsuccessful in traditional schools.
MYTH: Tulsa MET students do not get socialization.
Tulsa MET students participate in weekly clubs, a school-wide prom, Night at the Museum, and assemblies.
Tulsa MET students may participate in their home schools' extracurricular activities.
MYTH: It is easier than regular school.
Although the class sizes are smaller, being successful in an alternative school setting takes drive, motivation, and a tremendous amount of family monitoring and support
Who is right for Tulsa MET JH & HS?
Students who may be anxious in a traditional school environment
Students who have experienced little success in traditional schools
Students who feel bullied or unsafe in traditional schools
Students who have been home-schooled or been in small school settings
Students who have previously been enrolled in virtual schools
Students who want to accelerate graduation
Students who need to recover credits (no more than one year of credits)
