4810 E 113th Pl
Tulsa, OK 74137

Too much administrative politics, and too much emphasis on a state-wide Advanced Placement Program that doesn't serve kids needs in the end. Teachers are caring, but appropriateness for curriculum content completely misses the mark for what a high schooler needs to enter the workforce. To much hollow virtue signaling and woke-ism at the admin level. Too much Covid Politics, Too many participation trophies, Too much patting themselves on the back for mediocrity in education. Wasn't always this way. Need to get back to teaching the 3 Rs of Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. ...as a parent, I'm expecting, and demanding, serious changes once the new political regime changes at the state level in November.

My children did not have a good experience at the Middle School, despite doing wonderfully in elementary and High School. I am shocked at the lack of supervision in the hallways, cafeteria, drop off/ pick up, in front of the bathrooms, etc. Students cannot use the restroom because there is slap boxing going on or toilets/sinks have been broken, they can't eat in the cafeteria because it is overcrowded. I do not know how Superintendent Butterfield visits and does not see how bad JMS is. Nick Brown will lie to parents faces and turn around and do the opposite thing that he has promised to do. He hides behind his assistant principals. 3 electives are too much for Middle Schoolers, mine were very stressed juggling the course load. The general education teachers genuinely do not look happy, nor will follow an IEP or 504. They give your child an F so that they move to a special education classroom all day, despite making good grades at Intermediate. The turnover is high, especially in special education. Special education rooms are not safe, properly staffed, or engaging, especially the 'moderate' or essentials classrooms. The kids either fight or sit and play games on their Chromebooks. Once we survived and made it to the High School, things did a 180. Take hede of these reviews, JMS will not be a good experience if your child isn't an athlete, very high achieving, white, or considered a popular kid.

My 5th grade son didn't have a great experience at this school due to some bullying. However, as soon as we discussed the situation with the teacher and principal, things were addressed very quickly. Even without the bullying though, it was not a great fit for us. We found there to be a lot of elitism and entitlement among the students and families.

My son had a wonderful experience at Jenks Southeast in the Mandarin Immersion program! Great kids and teachers, and the principal is very involved. I often see her greeting kids by name in the hallway every morning. We ended up moving out of the school boundaries, and I regret it! Really miss this school.