Funding for these classes is thanks to the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET).
Jenks Adventure Club offers quality child care before and after school for Pre-K and Elementary students and after school care for Intermediate students.
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 Learner 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!
Students will learn proper pom and cheer techniques from the Jenks High School pom technique coach Kim Miller-Clark in a 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.
Childcare is available for non-school days during select times of the school year.
The Trojan Wrestling Club is built to develop strong, confident, and disciplined young athletes. Boys and girls grades K–6 will learn the fundamentals of wrestling in a supportive, energetic, and fun environment.
Join adult fitness swim with the Tulsa Masters Swim Club or Aquatic Center membership.
From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace.
Be a part of the fastest growing women’s team sport. No experience needed. Players will need a women’s lacrosse stick, goggles, mouth guard, and cleats.
Practices will start in January with games running from late January through May. Practice will primarily be held at the Jenks Middle School Football Field. Some travel is required. Players need a U.S. Lacrosse membership valid through July 2027 (available at usalacrosse.com) and will need to provide this number to register.
Cost to register is $475. A uniform package is available for $145 and is required for new players. If you register after December 17, a $50 late registration fee will automatically be applied.
A drug screening test is required at a cost of $35.00. If a player has completed a drug test via another JPS athletic program, this requirement is waived. More information will be sent to registrants regarding the drug screening process upon the start of the season.
Each player’s family is asked to volunteer for 20 hours during the season and registering in the program signifies acceptance of this requirement. Families may elect to “buy out” their required volunteer hours at a rate of $20 per hour which allows the program to hire someone to work the volunteer hours in place of the player’s family. You may buy out your volunteer hours.
If you are participating in any current fundraiser, please DO NOT REGISTER until you have talked with the booster club about account balances. Refunds will not be issued for registering at full price before player account paperwork is received.
For more information on High School Girls Lacrosse, contact Shawn Friel or call Allison Honeycutt at 918-440-9315.
Shawn Friel , Allison Honeycutt
