Plan Your Education
The demands of today's workforce require an education that provides you with skills acquired in traditional settings and more experiential environs, i.e. the laboratory, clinic, workshop, and production floor.
The demands of today's workforce require an education that provides you with skills acquired in traditional settings and more experiential environs, i.e. the laboratory, clinic, workshop, and production floor.
The demands of today's workforce require an education that provides you with skills acquired in traditional settings and more experiential environs, i.e. the laboratory, clinic, workshop, and production floor.
By partnering with business, industry and each other, Oklahoma's secondary schools (K-12), technology centers, community colleges, and four-year institutions now offer numerous ways to gain the knowledge and skills you need. In this section, you'll find the tools and resources to:
Learn about a program offering free college tuition to students meeting certain income and high school curriculum requirements.
Magnet Schools & Programs at Oklahoma's secondary schools (K-12) offer a variety of magnet schools and programs. These magnet schools and programs give students a focused education and hands-on training in numerous areas such as information technology; broadcasting and digital media; restaurant, lodging, and health management; foreign languages; fine arts; college prep; and math, science, and technology.
To find the nearest magnet school or program, contact your local public school district office.
Oklahoma's Promise. Oklahoma doesn't want financial issues to put a college education out of the reach of students who show a desire to learn. Oklahoma Promise pays college tuition for students who take four years of English, three years of math and science and other prescribed courses and whose families meet certain income requirements. You can apply beginning in 8th grade.
Oklahoma Scholars. The Oklahoma Scholars Project encourages 8th grade students to enroll in a more rigorous curriculum in high school and better prepare themselves for the workforce or advanced education and training.