Tippi Toes is thrilled to be back at Darnaby Elementary this year! We are offering a Ballet, Tap & Jazz class after school on Mondays from 2:25-3:15 p.m. This class is geared toward dancers in PreK through 2nd grades. We offer optional dance recitals in December & May. Classes will begin October 4th, so sign up today!

Cub Scouting is a year-round program designed to meet the needs of young boys and girls and their families. Cub Scouting is FUN! We go hiking and camping. We have Pinewood Derby races every year.

Join us at our next Pack Meeting, Monday, September 13th. Play some games and learn about Cub Scouts.

We will meet outdoors at Faith United Methodist Church, 7341 E. 91st at 6:30 p.m. Bring lawn chairs. See you there.

If you are unable to make the meeting, but would like to learn more about Cub Scouts, visit www.okscouts.org or email/text the Cubmaster at dws253@swbell.net / 918-605-7452.

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Call 918-812-5738

CREOKS Behavioral Health offers counseling services to students with Soonercare insurance at their home school site. Contact your School Counselor, Kelly Buck, for more information at 918-578732. You can also copy the links below into your browser to see what other services are offered.

Care Coordination Information

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Eagle School-Based Initiative A Legacy of Help and Hope

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COPES is highly skilled and can assess a situation and provide support to students in crisis. Click on the link or call the 24 hour hotline at 918-744-4800.

Free support groups for teachers and parents. They also offer a free APP called myStrength. Click on the link for more information.

https://oklahoma.gov/ohca/individuals/mysoonercare.html

Click on the link above, Union's HOPE, Guidance, Social & Emotional Learning Department, for access to resources, monthly newsletters, their calming room, and much more! This department has also partnered with School Based Services. Our School Based Specialist is Jessica Risenhoover!

Jessica Risenhoover

PHONE:

405-227-8482

EMAIL:

Jessica.Risenhoover@okdhs.org

Click on OKDH Programs above for more information on the programs they offer families.

To apply got OKDHSLive.org or call 405-487-5483

Click or call 211 for more information on resources in your community available to you including healthcare, rent/utilities, food/clothing, COVID resources, child care, etc.

Click on Common Sense Media Internet Safety Resources for more information on how to keep your child safe online.

Click on Love & Logic Parent for Love & Logic resources to help reduce stress and raise responsible children.

Clothing/Food/Christmas Assistance

Click on Clothing Closet for more information or contact your school counselor at 918-357-8732.

Food Assistance

Click on the Restore Hope Link for more information. 6910 S 101st E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74133 Hours: M-W 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Phone: (918) 582-5766

The Food for Kids Backpack program at your child's school send food from the Eastern Community Food Bank of Oklahoma home every Friday with your child Contact your School Counselor to sign your child up for the Backpack Program at 918-357-8732.

Community Health Services is located at Ochoa Elementary, Union Public Schools. Click on Community health for more information on medical resources including vision.

Click on Union Public Schools Resources for more information on additional supports.

Click on Tulsa City-County Library for more information on programs offered in your area.

• We are resuming our After-School Homework Club program, virtually. Through volunteers, we offer homework assistance to 3rd-8th grade students during 30-minute weekly sessions. Caregivers interested in more information may visit this page: https://www.tulsalibrary.org/after-school-homework-club

• We are also continuing our Books to Treasure program for second graders. This is their chance to sign up for a special-edition library card featuring artwork from an illustrator of children's literature. This year we have selected Selina Alko as our featured illustrator. Second graders will also receive a free book illustrated by Alko. Mr. Paul from Hardesty Regional Library will be in touch with your school's media specialist with more information about this program very soon.

• Of course, not only second graders can get a library card — anyone can! It's as easy as visiting your local library with proof of address (residence or employment) in Tulsa County. You can even apply online and have that card mailed to you: https://www.tulsalibrary.org/get-a-library-card

• As vaccination rates rise and COVID hospitalization rates fall, we will be able to offer in-person programming increasingly in the coming months. Check https://events.tulsalibrary.org/events for more information about those events and our currently offered virtual events.