Expanding what’s possible for Tulsa youth.
The Opp Project powers Tulsa’s citywide afterschool and summer learning ecosystem, connecting young people to high-quality opportunities beyond the school day.
Continuous Quality Improvement
To support the belief that high-quality programming is a North Star, not a final destination, we engage with partners through rigorous assessments, program observations, and professional trainings.
We operate Tulsa’s sole centralized system for tracking and measuring youth participation in afterschool and summer programs.
What We Do
Building opportunity, one club at a time.
We connect schools, community partners, and city stakeholders to expand access to engaging programs that help young people learn, grow, and thrive.
Learn more about our work.
One of the Tulsa’s strongest locally led expanded-learning strategies, Tulsa EnrichED reaches thousands of students annually while reinvesting tens of thousands of dollars directly into local educators.
Club Spotlight
From afterschool club to national competition.
Booker T. Washington High School’ Hornet Havoc Drone Team traveled to Alabama to compete in the Rocket Drones National Competition, where students competed in five categories including FPV Drone Racing, Drone Delivery, and Drone Basketball Shootout. In addition to multiple podium finishes, the team swept the FPV Drone Racing category with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place honors.
From afterschool clubs to competing in national competitions, students are not only learning about emerging technology—they are mastering it and expanding their vision for what is possible in their futures.