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Discovery School shirt, to be purchased at the school.
- Students who wish to stay warm in the classroom are only allowed to wear a solid button-up (not zip-up) white, blue, black or navy cardigan without a hood.
- Any other outerwear, including jackets, hoodies, windbreakers, coats, etc. cannot be worn to class or inside the building during school hours.

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Solid navy blue khaki pants or solid khaki pants.
- Stretch styles, or materials other than khaki are not permitted.
- Pants must be free of rips, tears, holes, embellishments, visible logos and writing.
- Cargo pants, skirts, shorts, overly baggy, sagging, pants that expose private body parts or underwear and jeans are not permitted.

Footwear:
Students will be in their shoes all day. It is therefore recommended that they wear tennis shoes, as these generally provide the most comfort for the student. Flip flops, sandals, open-back shoes, clogs, slippers, house shoes, shower shoes, platform shoes, high heels, platform shoes, hiking boots, or snow boots are not permitted (snow boots can be worn when it snows).

The school supply lists are available online, now.

Kindergarten-3rd Grade Supply lists     4th-5th Grade supply lists

6th-7th Grade supply lists                     8th Grade supply lists


We are pleased to announce that our school is working with EduKit INC school supply store for School Supply needs for our school. Dread the thought of back-to-school shopping? Wish there was a convenient, easy, and less expensive option? Then you need EduKit school supply kits! Order school supplies online and they will be shipped to our school for free.Each kit contains exactly the Items your child’s teacher has requested for next school year.

Simply go online to http://www.edukitinc.com to place your order! Deadline for online ordering is July 15. Kits will be available for purchase online after July 15th through EduKit's Last Chance Program. There is an additional fee for the Last Chance kits.

Our DST 2010 field day was held on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at Skelly Drive Baptist Church.


For the last day of school, Discovery students were celebrating their hard work and accomplishments by participating in a school-wide field day. It was a great opportunity to end the year in a fun, positive way. Activities includes karaoke, tug of war, inflatable toys, yearbook signing, and several other enjoyable sports and games.


Click here to view the pictures from the Field Day

Dear Parents/Guardians,

You can now make online payments for your child(ren)'s lunch account.

Simply login to school database where you track your child's grades, attendance records . Click the last tab where it says "Other". Click on PAY ONLINE to make payments.

Available anywhere, anytime you have a computer with internet access. Avoid lost checks and trips to school by paying online.

We take extra precautions to ensure that your experience with "Pay Online" is secure. Our School Database works with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer).

Oklahoma Senator Brian Crain visited Discovery School on April 23rd. He visit the classes and then had lunch with Discovery parents.

Discovery staff, students and parents are honored to host Senator Crain at school.

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State Representative Dan Kirby visited Discovery School of Tulsa on Friday afternoon. Middle school students welcomed him in the lobby.

The principal Mr. Simsek gave a 15 minutes presentation about the school and a school tour. Mr. Kirby stopped in Social studies classroom and instruct the government class o the seventh and eighth grade students. He made the students have a trial House and tried to pass a bill that shortens the school days. The bill passed as expected but vetoed by the President who is the classroom teacher.

Later, the representative has joined a discovery science club and watched the students working on the science experiment. He met with the students who are the winner of the science fair school wide and regional one.

He joined the Discovery staff for lunch. Discovery School of Tulsa is proud to host Representative Dan Kirby.

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Dear Prospective Parent:

Discovery School of Tulsa (DST) is a tuition-free, charter public school with a strong emphasis on academics. Discovery School is and will be the number one school serving with Math, Science and Technology focus.

We are accepting applications for students entering K-8th grade for the 2010-2011 school year. All you need to do is to send the application form along with the required documents.


Click here to apply online now.

Click here to download the application package.

Discovery School of Tulsa participated to Regional Science Fair with 10 projects. Three of our projects awarded 1st place in three different categories. Nursel Oyludag's project has been qualified to advance to the State Science Fair in Ada, OK. Congratulations to everyone who helped and supported us with their great effort and good luck to those who will compete in the State Science Fair.

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On Wednesday, February 24th, Mrs. Froehling's Kindergarten class visited the Tulsa International Airport. Students visited the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Station (ARFF), rode Airport Shuttles, and saw how many of the airports features such as baggage handling and ticketing work.

Students were also able to experience what a flight would be like, in a mock airliner, along with the ticketing, gate attending, security and pilot jobs that are part of air transportation. We would like to thank Eastland Baptist Church for donating transportation along with the Hugghins Family and Mr. John Mardirosian, the associate pastor who drove us on our trip, as well as Daniel and Brett at Tulsa International Airport!

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Discovery School of Tulsa enriches its Reading Program using Accelerated Reader. To view your childs progress log on to AR Home Connect.

Username: [FirstInitial][MiddleInitial][Lastname]
Password: DOB

For login problems for AR click here