Tulsa EnrichED
Our unique approach to fostering dynamic teacher-led and support staff-led afterschool experiences across Tulsa for grades Pre-K through 12.
*$27.50 reflects the rate for all district partners except Union Public Schools.
This rate is subject to taxes if exceeding the current IRS threshold for 1099 income. (Union partners to refer to the district for afterschool pay rates.)
The Opp Project pays Tulsa EnrichED Leaders $27.50* an hour to create, adopt, and implement afterschool clubs within their school communities.
262
Clubs happening this semester led by…
234
Onsite school professionals working at…
64
School sites in Tulsa spanning…
5
School districts and communities across Tulsa.
How it Works
This step is required each semester for all club leaders. Tell us what club you want to lead, what activities you want to do, what grades you want to serve, what supplies you need, and when you’d like to meet!
Complete the online application
Get notified
by e-mail
Our team will review and approve applications, then send approval and denial e-mails to all applicants.
Attend an
in-person orientation
In-person orientations are held each semester. Choose your orientation and meet our team!
Complete paperwork and request supplies
First, send us your supplies list! Then, depending on your district, funded leaders will need to sign an agreement and enroll in our direct deposit system.
You set your own schedule! Recruit youth, facilitate club meetings with at least 10 youth regularly, communicate with families, and track attendance in TIDEL.
Facilitate club and track attendance
Our current school partners:
Tulsa Public Schools
Union Public Schools
San Miguel Middle School
Tulsa Honor Academy
Tulsa School of Arts and Sciences
Not seeing your school community above?
We’re at our capacity! Learn more about bringing afterschool to your community below:
This is a competitive application.
We ask that interested club leaders take time to plan the objectives of their club and answer each question thoughtfully. The tips below cover what reviewers look for.
See application tips.
Tulsa EnrichED Replication Toolkit
This toolkit is for school communities, rural and otherwise, that do not have ready access to program partners as a source of afterschool programming.
We hope this toolkit is a helpful first step for schools to establish afterschool clubs at their sites as needed.
Program Cycles
If the below dates change, we thank you in advance for your understanding!
JULY 13th Application Opens
AUGUST 17th Application Closes
AUGUST 24th Leader Notifications
SEPTEMBER 14th First Day of Clubs
December 11th Final Day of Clubs (Union)
DECEMBER 18th Final Day of Clubs (TPS, THA, TSAS, and San Miguel Middle School)
Fall 2026
NOVEMBER 9th Application Opens
DECEMBER 6th Application Closes
DECEMBER 18th Leader Notifications
JANUARY 19TH First Day of Clubs (TPS, THA, TSAS, and San Miguel Middle School)
JANUARY 25TH First Day of Clubs (Union)
APRIL 30TH Final Day of Clubs (Union)
MAY 21ST Final Day of Clubs (TPS, THA, TSAS, and San Miguel Middle School)
Spring 2027
More information coming very soon about Summer 2027 program dates!
Summer 2027
Club and Leader Eligibility
We welcome you to apply if you…
Are employed by one of our eligible districts (not in your first year)
Feel ready to design and facilitate an afterschool program including activities to last throughout an entire semester
Feel ready to recruit and engage at least 10 youth
Do not plan to charge participating youth for engaging in your program
Plan to be the primary facilitator of your afterschool program
Limits to know…
We do not currently fund tutoring clubs
We welcome sports clubs, but do not fund athletic teams
We cannot fund co-leaders for first time clubs, but will consider for clubs that meet and uphold strict attendance requirements.
We cannot fund supplies exceeding $100 per semester per club
Clubs cannot include proselytizing in any form
Strategic Partners
Many Tulsa EnrichED clubs are supported by the resources, partnership, and work of the following organizations:
AFT-ID wants to encourage youth to be creative. They match children and school to instruments that greatly enhance their well being. The gift of music is proven to have multiple benefits, from keeping children in schools, to keeping them focused.
More information coming soon!
Curriculum Partners
Our Tulsa EnrichED club leaders can either create their own curriculum or bring one of these outstanding programs to their school sites.
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Girls Who Code Clubs are free programs for all 3rd-12th graders of any skill level to join a sisterhood of supportive peers and role models using computer science to change the world. Clubs are completely free and offer fun activities through a flexible curriculum that adapts to your unique needs. Clubs can be integrated into STEM-focused classes or take place after school, on weekends, or during the summer.
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With LEGO® robots, children quickly learn how coding skills are used in robotics and how to incorporate these skills in their own robots, machines and designs. The programming software is super easy to use. Simply drag and drop intuitive icons and coding blocks to add movement, functions, timing and interactions into a chain, press ‘play’ and see what happens. That’s all it takes to make your child a coding ninja in no time.
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FIRST is the world’s leading youth robotics community, delivering hands-on STEM learning that inspires innovation, builds confidence, and prepares kids for life. Across the globe, students thrive in our programs — powered by mentorship, teamwork, creativity, and engineering challenges.
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VEX Robotics is educational robotics for everyone. VEX solutions span all levels of both formal and informal education with accessible, scalable, and affordable solutions. Beyond science and engineering principles, VEX encourages creativity, teamwork, leadership, and problem solving among groups. It allows educators of all types to engage and inspire the STEM problem solvers of tomorrow!
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The Botball Educational Robotics Program engages middle and high school students in a hands-on, team-based robotics competition that brings STEM to life. Students design, build, and program autonomous robots — no remote controls here! — using real engineering and coding skills aligned with today’s academic standards.
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At Girl Scouts, your girl will discover what sparks her curiosity — whether that's butterfly walks, stargazing, launching a rocket, or diving into robotics. With experiences tailored to her grade level, she’ll make new friends and become part of a community that supports your whole family. There's a place for every girl here.
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For more than 50 years, Pitsco has offered a comprehensive range of scalable hands-on STEM resources and curriculum. We help educators create learning environments that address all learning styles and help all students find success while tackling challenges, being creative, articulating ideas, and thinking with their hands.
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Schools and organizations across the Tulsa area partner with Camp Fire Green Country to offer strong, research-based out-of-school time programs. Schools choose Camp Fire because we are laser-focused on helping their students succeed, and are reputable partners so they can better serve their families and communities.