9224 E 68th St S
Tulsa, OK 74133

Well, I have a student currently enrolled that has an IEP they dropped the ball on and somehow provided him with no services or support until the last 3 weeks of the semester. They then tried to blame the state and said he was not on their system he has been on for multiple years. I fill put the state questionares on yhe state link for every IEP review. They refused to help him and labeled him a problem child when his attitude started to deteriorate do to being neglected and left to fail. Nobody at this facility would return a talking points messages or address my emails, phone calls or in person appeals. I had to wait over 24 hours for someone t9 be able to explain to me he was not reciebing services. I have moved him to virtual and it has been second verse same as the first. This is the worst school system in Tulsa. The teachers do not care about the students the principal is ne or in the building does not return messages or phone calls and did not feel my student was worth reaching out for even after being made aware he had been neglected and undeserved on her watch. In my opinion they are negligent and incompetent at best

Personally, I would rate my experience at this school a whopping 4/5. Just because of some encounters with some specific teachers, I had to take off some points - but that doesn't mean all the teachers are the same way. All teachers are different. While as I might like a specific teacher, you might absolutely hate them. The amount of electives that Union offers is absolutely ridiculous, of course in a good way. As students advance in years, they are offered more and more classes to take. Most of the teachers I've encountered, 100% want all of their students to succeed. Also, has anyone talked about how much Union cares about college readiness? While I was in eighth grade, some people came into my class and talked about a program that would be able to pay some part of your college, as long as you met the requirements, you live in oklahoma, and you attend a oklahoma college. They also encouraged everyone to go apply for this program, which I believe is called Oklahoma Promise. (I think.) I have been going to Union since Pre-K. I would have to say Union is by far of the best schools you can enroll in. There are countless opportunities given to students, and as a student myself I think that is great. The only thing that I find really unusual about this school district, is how little funding music electives get, and how teachers have to to supply their own classroom with supplies. Many of these teachers don't get paid much, so it's kind of a letdown to see teachers spending their own hard earned pocket money on simple supplies like pencils, sharpeners, and paper.

Bad school kids are vaping and saying cuss words, bathrooms are horrible

muy buena escuela, los profesores son muy buenos

I taught at this school and it was an amazing experience. This school uses response to intervention which allows it to provide extra support for students that need it. While it is limited due to lack of funding, all the teachers work their hardest to help students learn.