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Town & Country School is Oklahoma's only accredited, non-public, full day 2-12 program specifically designed to serve the needs of children with learning disabilities, ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Our mission is to improve the lives of students with learning differences by providing a nurturing environment for academic, social and personal growth.
Club or Organization: Chess Club, E-Game Club, Lego Club, National Honor Society
Arts and Music Programs: Drama/Performance Club, Music Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Running Club
School Notes
Town & Country School's approach to education is recognition of
the worth of each student as an individual. We have been identified
as a recipient of a National Association of Special Education
Teachers School of Excellence designation. We believe that every
child is entitled to an individualized education that promotes
social and academic achievements while developing responsibility,
values and respect for self and others. We honor and encourage the
unique talents of each child by providing interactive instruction
that stimulates curiosity, discovery and a love for learning.
Town & Country's goal is to improve student's lives through the
development of critical academic, social and personal skills. We
focus on developing the optimal functioning of the child in the
school, family and community environments by providing:
individualized attention
family support
accomodations/modifications as needed
a focus on the child's positive aspects instead of the
deficient areas.
Grades: PK-12 | 390 students5.1 miles 8621 S Memorial Dr Tulsa, OK 74133 (918) 663-1002
5.1
PK-12
390
School Reviews
51/24/2025
This school took my broken son in. He was broken due to the abuse, neglect, and ignorance of the Tulsa Public School system. Then, 4 years later, they took my daughter. My son has PDD autism, was hiding under his desk crying, unable to communicate, and was considered lower functioning in Tulsa Public School. He couldn't read and had speech issues; I would have to fight every day to get him in the car, and he was so sad. When he started at T&C, it took some time, but after a few months, he started growing. He made friends, he joined many programs, communicated and read just fine, and he graduated valedictorian. Now, he is on his 4 years of tech courses without special requests. They did an exceptional job with both of my children. They both graduated and are grateful for the life experiences that they learned at Town and Country.
- Posted by Parent - Ms. Mitchell
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