Welcome to Tulsa MET!

Tulsa MET Middle School and High School is as unique as our student body. Our faculty understands that our students are creative, passionate, and have interests outside of school. Students are more than a test score. Tulsa MET stands for "Tulsa Metropolitan Middle School and High School". We are called metropolitan because we accept students from all across Tulsa Public Schools in grades 6-12 who want a positive change from their regular schools.

Tulsa MET is a transformative school. We change lives.

• Students with low grades have a chance to improve;
• Students who are anxious at school come to Tulsa MET and feel safe;
• Students can come to Tulsa MET and start to love learning again; and
• Students at Tulsa MET are welcomed into an inclusive environment.

ADVISORY MODEL

We start every day with a positive and interactive relationship between each student and their individual advisor. Our advisors work to build a safe and open relationship with each student through hands-on activities and lessons that kick start and feed the mind. We pair a student with an advisor who will follow and support them for many consecutive years to help them master and become confident in project-based learning, collaborative ideas, and student-led free thinking.

Exhibitions of Learning

At the end of each semester, Tulsa MET students demonstrate their academic understanding through "Exhibitions of Learning". During the exhibitions of learning, students are free to demonstrate the knowledge they have gained through academic courses during a presentation to their advisory class, with their families in attendance. The exhibition allows students to work on skills they will need throughout college, career, and life; such as, public speaking, organizational skills, problem solving, and critical thinking.

Project Bike Tech

Our faculty develops interdisciplinary units to show students the connections between their core and elective courses. The students further develop their understanding when internships are incorporated into the interdisciplinary units. Tulsa MET junior high provides students the opportunity to work on projects that interest the student. Students are allowed to learn using various methods and strategies. Teachers guide the students to make connections in their learning during the development of the project.