Jenks Adventure Club offers quality child care before and after school for Pre-K and Elementary students and after school care for Intermediate students.
Child Care is available for Non-school days & Collaboration days during select times of the school year.
This course is an Oklahoma State approved Drivers Education class offered several times throughout the year. Passing completion of this course replaces the written test for the driver's permit. Drivers Education classes are for high school students only.
Family Pottery Night, Art, Fitness, and more! Find all of our family and adult classes here!
Courses in art, music, dance, STEM, athletics, and more! Students are able to learn skills, try new activities, and have a great time!
Jenks High School Summer School is offered for both first-time and recovery credit. You can choose to take the courses in class, or online. These classes are offered for incoming freshman through twelfth grade, and you do not need to be a JPS student!
Explore the night sky with engaging, awe-inspiring shows at the Jenks Planetarium! Exciting new shows added frequently!
Students will learn proper pom and cheer techniques from the Jenks High School pom techniques coach Kim Miller-Clark in a fun and nurturing environment. Students will gain confidence in our fun and nurturing environment.
The state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center is located on the West side of the Jenks High School Campus. The Center houses a variety of programs for all ages--from infants to senior citizens.
Learn basketball skills, team play, and have fun with Trojan Hoops! Players have the unique opportunity to compete against Indian Nations Basketball Conference teams from area schools.
Lacrosse is the fastest growing team sport in America and it’s taking off right here in Jenks! No experience is necessary. Crossover skills from football, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball and volleyball can be used to learn lacrosse.
The Jenks Early Childhood Center offers quality child care enrichment programs for children from six weeks to three years of age.
Summer courses and classes are offered to all students at any site.
Join us for an introduction to this rich, visual language – sometimes said to be the third most common language in the U.S. Learn dozens of signs, including common greetings, the alphabet, signs for family, and much more. Interactive games and “hands-on” practice will enhance learning and make class fun! Information on deaf culture will be included as well. Textbook required. Please bring $20 cash to the first class for the book.
Diana Emerson has served TSHA for the past 33 years – now as Program Director, and prior to that as Community Resources Manager. She advises all three departments (Interpreter Services and Deaf Services), while still heading up the Community Resources department.
Diana grew up in native Alaskan villages and a few years in the tip of Texas, so different cultures have always been a passion of hers. She earned her BS from TU with a double-major in Deaf Ed and Elementary Ed, and taught language arts to hearing elementary students for six years before joining TSHA. In 2008 she earned her Master’s in Human Relations (MHR) from OU-Tulsa. Diana has also been a nationally certified interpreter for 20 years.
Diana brings a unique set of traits to the TSHA team: writing guru, award-winning public speaker, an understanding of the experiences of elderly hard-of-hearing people as well as the signing deaf population, and most of all – a heart and deep commitment for our community.
Diana Emerson
