What is the best high school in the Tulsa Area

[GrandStrandSooner]

?

[JohnnyMack]

Public or private?

[olevetonahill]

Wherever Shaky DooDoo teaches

[picasso]

Has to be Turley.

[GrandStrandSooner]

Public. Is Jenks still the best. Holland Hall was best private when I was around.

[texaspokieokie]

back when i was in school, there was only central, webster & rogers.
plus booker T.

[SicEmBaylor]

Cascia Hall though I prefer Bishop Kelly.

[King Crimson]

who ever has the best golf and tennis teams.

in my day that was Broken Arrow.

[Tulsa_Fireman]

Best for what? That's too broad a statement to automatically assign "best" to which ever school you want to assign it to.

[soonerscuba]

I would guess Jenks, Union, Owasso, and BA would be the best and if you can swing it Booker T.

[Flagstaffsooner]

My old buddy Sparkey Grober is golf coach at Holland Hall.

[Eielson]

Athletically and academically, Jenks is the clear pick.

[GrandStrandSooner]

Academically.

[Whet]

McClain - is it still open?

[Eielson]

Academically.

Still Jenks.

[My Opinion Matters]

Still Jenks.

The number of Range Rovers and popped Abercrombie and Fitch collars per capita is not the metric we are using here.

[oudavid1]

Cascia Hall though I prefer Bishop Kelly.

My little bro goes to Bishop McGuiness. so suck it!

[mgsooner]

Tulsa Webster lmao

[StoopTroup]

Edison's Magnet Program is pretty good these days.

[StoopTroup]

My little bro goes to Bishop McGuiness. so suck it!

Me and all my Brothers were Commandos. My BIL was a Science Teacher at Bishop Kelly and it's a pretty good program.

Those are both private Schools though. The large Public Schools have some advantages but also disadvantages. All of them are only as good as the Teachers who return to teach these kids.

I'll always remember certain Teachers and what they were able to do for me when I was younger. Teaching kids to learn is the hardest thing IMO. Grading these Schools can only be done by knowing the Teachers who are the best and making sure your child is able to avoid the ones who aren't.

[olevetonahill]

My little bro goes to Bishop McGuiness. so suck it!

Yer lil Bro sucks a guiness?:eek:

[XingTheRubicon]

Edmond North

[MR2-Sooner86]

Cascia Hall though I prefer Bishop Kelly.

It's a Grade A slut garden :)

[Eielson]

The number of Range Rovers and popped Abercrombie and Fitch collars per capita is not the metric we are using here.

Yeah. I was going with ACT scores and National Merit Scholars.

[Eielson]

Edmond North

Edmond has a great school system, but that's not the Tulsa area.

[texaspokieokie]

It's a Grade A slut garden :)

then it get's my vote !!

[3rdgensooner]

BTW, Jenks and Union are neck & neck academically..

[soonercruiser]

Tulsa?
It would have to be "reform school'!
:P

[REDREX]

Tulsa?
It would have to be "reform school'!
:P---Keep your head Cruise----jokes are not your long suit

[oudavid1]

Me and all my Brothers were Commandos. My BIL was a Science Teacher at Bishop Kelly and it's a pretty good program.

Those are both private Schools though. The large Public Schools have some advantages but also disadvantages. All of them are only as good as the Teachers who return to teach these kids.

I'll always remember certain Teachers and what they were able to do for me when I was younger. Teaching kids to learn is the hardest thing IMO. Grading these Schools can only be done by knowing the Teachers who are the best and making sure your child is able to avoid the ones who aren't.

yeah, i dont really care either way.

I was a public school kid, my dad wanted me to go to mcguiness but i liked where i was.

[Blue]

Oolagah. Just cause I knew some folks from Oolagah. And I like saying Oolagah.

[BigJerm7]

Tulsa Webster lmao

c/o '95. Westside!

[OUmillenium]

BTW, Jenks and Union are neck & neck academically..

Nope

[texaspokieokie]

Tulsa Webster lmao

is webster still there ???