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We look forward to seeing our students back in class on time on Thursday, August 17, 2023! This back to school page is your hub for all of the news and information you need to prepare for a great start to the 2023-2024 school year. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back often for updates! Make sure you also follow the Tulsa Public Schools Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages to stay up to date on the new school year.
We provide quality meals and nutrition education for students and families with great customer service. Menus will be available once the school year begins. For more information about our child nutrition program, click the link below.
Elementary students have access to free breakfast and lunch, but we encourage families to help support the school's access to federal funding by logging into SmartChoice at enroll.tulsaschools.org and clicking on the “Back to School” form.
Electronic Meal Payments
Child Nutrition has upgraded their point-of-sale system which has changed where families can place funds electronically for meals and ala carte sales in the cafeteria. Families will now use MySchoolBucks by creating an account on the website at www.MySchoolBucks.com or on the mobile app. MySchoolBucks will allow accounts to be set up with an auto refill when a certain balance is met and send notifications as an account reaches low or negative funds.
Make sure your child's school has your accurate emergency contact information.
Please obey traffic signs and stay alert when driving in a school zone.
SEE. HEAR. SHARE.
You can help keep your school community safe. If you see or hear something concerning, call 918-480-SAFE, text 480SAFE, email share@tulsaschools.org, or share it with a trusted adult. Our See.Hear.Share hotline is staffed around the clock
THE UNIFORM POLICY AT OWEN WILL BE FULLY AND STRICTLY ENFORCED.
Parents will be contacted to bring appropriate dress for students not conforming to the uniform code. you for
SHIRT
Short or long sleeve polo with collar and three button front, t-shirt, button down shirt sweater, SOLID COLOR ONLY. No decoration or writing.
Allshirts, cardigans, sweaters, and sweatshirts must be solid colors only. Nosymbols, labels or pictures should be seen.
PANTS & SHORTS
Pants: Khaki, navy blue, or black slacks. Jeans may also be worn. All pants shall be clean, in good repair, and shall have no holes worn through, slashes or rips. Pants must be worn around the waist and may NOT drag the ground. SOLID COLORS ONLY
Capris:Khaki, navy blue, black, or denim only. NO decorations or addition al colors. All capris shall be clean, in good repair, and shall have no holes worn through, slashes or rips. SOLID COLORS ONLY.
Shorts: Khaki, navy blue, black, or denim only. NO decorations or additional colors. All shorts shall be clean, in good repair, and shall have no holes worn through, slashes or rips. SOLID COLORS ONLY. No shorter than fingertip length.
DRESSES, SKIRTS & JUMPERS
Skirts:Khaki, navy blue, black, or denim only. NO decorations or additional colors. All skirts shall be clean, in good repair, and shall have no holes worn through, slashes or rips. SOLID COLORS ONLY. Traditional uniform skirts only.
Jumpers:(A sleeveless dress worn over a blouse w/Peter Pan collar) Khaki, navy blue, black, or denim only. Traditional uniform jumpers only. SOLID COLORS ONLY.
SHOES
Shoes:Athletic, Oxford or Mary Jane style. Shoes must have a closed toe and a closed heel. Heel no higher than 1 inch. Slip on shoes including sandals, crocs, mules, flip flops and shoes with wheelies are NOT allowed.
OUTERWEAR
Students must store outerwear (coats, hats, gloves, scarves, etc.) in their lockers upon arrival at school. Outerwear will not be permitted in classrooms, cafeterias, libraries, corridors or other areas of the school buildings after arrival unless authorized by the school's administration.
Backpacks
On the shoulder backpacks are allowed.
Wheeled backpacks are NOT allowed as they do not fit in lockers and present a tripping hazard.
Head coverings and sunglasses
Hoods, scarves, curlers, bandanas, sweatbands, or other similar head coverings or adornments shall not be worn to class or within school buildings.
Caps, hats, hoods or other similar head coverings shall not be worn to class or within school buildings unless prescribed by a physician, previously approved by the school's administration for religious reasons, or approved by the school's administration for a special school activity. Sunglasses (unless prescribed by a physician) shall not be worn to class or within school buildings.
Lower Garments
Undergarments shall not be visible. Pants and shorts shall be worn at the waist, and shall not extend below the heel of the shoe in length. Tights or leggings worn as outerwear, spandex, bike shorts, bathing/swimming wear, sleep wear (including pajamas), etc., are not permitted. Shorts and skirts must be of modest length defined as a maximum of 6" above the knee of the wearer or not above the fingertip of the wearer with the arm fully extended, whichever is longer.
Religious and Health Accommodations
Where a bona fide religious belief or health need of a student conflicts with the school dress code, reasonable accommodation shall be provided. Any student desiring accommodation shall notify the school principal in writing of the requested accommodation and the factual basis for the request. Approved coverings worn as part of a student's bona fide religious practices or beliefs shall not be prohibited under this policy.
Clothing Assistance
It is the policy of the Board that no student will be denied an education due to a bona fide financial inability to obtain clothing that complies with the school dress code. Any student for whom compliance with the school dress code poses a bona fide financial burden may submit a written request for clothing needed, together with a statement of financial need. School principals, or their designees, shall assist families in financial need to obtain clothing that complies with the school dress code. In meeting requests for assistance, principals, or their designees, shall consider community resources such as clothing donations from school personnel, merchants, parent organizations, and charitable organizations, financial assistance, purchasing clothing for a student, and providing additional time for a student to obtain clothing that complies with the school dress code.
Penalties/Sanctions
Students who elect not to conform to the dress and grooming rules set forth by this policy will be subjected to disciplinary actions and/or sanctions as defined by the district's Behavior Response Plan.
Contact Us
Owen Elementary
1132 N. Vandalia Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74115
918-746-9230
