Central Middle and high School. Grades: 6th - 12th | Address: 3101 W. Edison St. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127 | Principal: Jason Gilley | Phone: 918-833-8400

Welcome to Central Middle and High School. As the oldest accredited high school in Tulsa, Central has a rich heritage of service to the community dating back to 1906. Our graduates are some of Oklahoma's most well-known politicians, businessmen, and civic leaders.

With a professional basketball career spanning 14 years, Tulsa Central graduate John Starks went on to found the John Starks Foundation, providing community programs and financial assistance to high school seniors in the form of academic scholarships.

Central Middle & High School has a wide range of extracurricular activities to choose from to help students make our mission of college and career readiness a reality. By participating in clubs, students learn important communication skills, leadership, and time management.

Central High School's mission is to make the arts a tool for strengthening the character of each of our students. Our students learn from artists-in-residence from the community who provide real-world perspectives, experiences, and expertise in our classrooms.

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 school year. We encourage you to bookmark this page and check back for updates! Make sure you also follow the Tulsa Public Schools Facebook and Instagram pages to stay up to date on the new school year.

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Central's Alumni. Central High School's alumni have joined together to establish the Tulsa Central High School Foundation, Inc. This organization not only provides awards for outstanding students, but also donates for student performances, travel expenses for student workshops and competitions, and special requests for classroom needs.

Tulsa Public Schools high school students can ride the MetroLink Tulsa buses free of charge with valid ID. Visit MetroLink Tulsa for more information and to plan your ride.

From its inception, the Company has been performance-oriented and currently includes junior high and high school students. The Company performs a variety of original and guest artist works. Our academic and dance colleagues have given enthusiastic reviews to …