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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.

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Free and reduced meal application now available!

Students who qualify through the Free/Reduced Price Meal application may be eligible for:

• Daily breakfast and lunch meals free of charge or at a discounted cost;
• Discounted or waived college application fees;
• Discounted or waived registration fees for the SAT/ACT;
• Discounted internet bill; and
• Discounted or waived fees for some sports in and out of school.

Completed Free/Reduced Price Meal applications can also help schools qualify for additional funding from the federal government to help support teaching and learning. 

Click here for the application and additional information

Early pick up 

• Make sure your school has the accurate list of persons approved for picking up your child from school.
• Adults must present their photo ID pick up a student early.
• See TPS Regulation 2117-R: STUDENT PICKUP DURING THE SCHOOL DAY

Enrollment is open until August 1.

When do I need to enroll my child?

• If your child is going to be 4 years old on or before September 1
• If your child is new to the district
• If you have recently moved

How do I enroll my child?

• Visit the Enroll page.
• You must supply the listed required documents.

Who do I call if my child has not returned home from school on time?

• First call the school
• If you do not get an answer, call transportation at 918-833-8100  
• Note: buses may run 10 minutes after the posted stop time.

Who do talk to about transportation for students with special needs?

• Call our special needs transportation representative at 918-833-8148 or csctrans@tulsaschools.org.
• Note:  There is a 3-5 day processing window for all new applications.

More Bus Route Information

• Visit Health & Wellness
• Includes required immunizations, health forms and tips for maintaining good health

• Visit our Student and School Safety page for more information.
• 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.

To view your child’s grades, attendance and other information:

• Parents - Student Grades
• Select “Create Account” and provide requested information
• Sign in using your created account and password
• Student data, including class schedules, will be available Aug 21.

To request a transcript, visit Student Records/Transcripts.

Thoreau Dress Code and Uniform Guidelines

Pants

• Khaki or black pants
• Must be hemmed and appropriately fitted.
• Sagging or baggy pants are prohibited.
• No cargo, capris, jean or jean-like (including pants with exterior pockets) and skinny pants, they are prohibited.
• A brown or black belt must be worn

Shorts

• Khaki or black walking shorts.
• Shorts must be no shorter than the width of a dollar bill above the knee-cap.
• No cargo, capris, jean, or jean-like (including shorts with exterior pockets_ and bike shorts, they are prohibited.
• A brown or black belt must be worn.

Skirts

• Khaki, black or "Thoreau Plaid" box-pleated skirts.
• Skirts must be no shorter than the width of a dollar bill above the knee-cap.
• Chronic violators of skirt length will be required to wear pants or shorts instead.

Skort

• Khaki or black skort.
• Skorts must be no shorter than the width of a dollar bill above the knee-cap.
• Chronic violators of skort length will be required to wear pants or shorts instead.

Shirts

• White, hunter green, yellow or black solid color, no logo, pique knit shirt (polo style with collar, two or three buttons, short or long sleeve, no pockets, no cap sleeves), as well as a white or yellow Oxford button down collar shirt, solid color, no logo (short or long sleeve).
• All shirts must be worn tucked in.
• Only plain white T-shirts may be worn under a uniform shirt and the outer garment must be the longest.

Sweater

• Hunter green sweater vest, cardigan, or V-neck with Thoreau logo.

Sweatshirts

• Hunter green or black sweatshirts may be worn but they must have the Thoreau Academy embroidery on the left side of the chest.
• A collared shirt must be worn underneath.

Turtlenecks

• Hunter green, black or white turtlenecks may be worn under a uniform shirt.
• Turtlenecks may not be worn alone.

Shoes

• Footwear with a solid backing or strap over the heel may be worn.
• No flip flops, furry shoes, house shoes or boots.

Socks

• Solid black, brown, or white socks.
• Black or opaque hose/tights (must cover the foot, no leggings) may be worn.

Vest

• Approved gray polar fleece vest or jacket with Thoreau logo.

Tie

• The approved plaid tie may be worn with a button down shirt.

Other

• Jewelry, accessories, make-up, footwear and hair must follow general safety, modesty, and decency guidelines and not be a distraction in class.
• Visible pierced jewelry will be limited to the ear (per TPS Dress Code 2601-R).
• The only colors the hair may be dyed are colors consistent with the natural color of the student's hair.
• Two different color combinations on uniforms are required (no black on black).
• Only approved Thoreau T-shirts, sweaters, vests, and sweatshirts will be permitted.
• C&J School Uniforms carries a full line of Thoreau uniforms.

Thoreau Demonstration Academy Uniform Policy

School Board Policy 2601

Student Dress Code: Regulation 2601-R