Our Program

Town & Country School continues to be Oklahoma's  only  accredited, non-public,  full day program specifically designed to meet the needs of children in grades 1-12 who have been diagnosed with learning disabilities, attention disorders and  Asperger's Syndrome.   The curriculum offers language arts, math, social studies, and science. Electives include computers, music, art, and physical education.  Other electives, such as Drama, Yearbook, Architecture, and Environmental Science are offered in the Upper School.  Town & Country also partners with Tulsa Technology Center and the Department of Rehabilitative Services to provide additional classes and life skills training for its Upper School students.  T&C offers before and after care programs.

Children with learning disabilities and attention disorders are typically frustrated, anxious and tense in a traditional educational environment. By providing individualized attention, family support, and curriculum modifications, the school relieves the child of otherwise stressful situations, which allows for real learning to take place. T&C’s program differs significantly from  "pull-out" programs or resource labs found in other educational settings. This individualized approach eliminates the student’s fear of competing with other students who can think, read, write, communicate and perform in a more expedient manner.  T&C's program focuses on the child’s positive aspects while remediating and/or teaching compensatory skills for their weaknesses, thereby building the student's self-esteem and motivation.


Although other programs may have supports available to these students, the supports are typically varied, inconsistent, and/or decreased as students reach the high school level.  This ultimately results in students becoming "at risk" for failure or dropping out of school.  T&C provides a rich, caring environment, appropriate academic programming and builds compensatory skills so that our children can be successful in school and achieve their life goals--including  college attendance, vocational/technical training, future careers, successful interpersonal relationships, and community and civic involvement. 

Houghton Mifflin Math Programs Grade 4-6 
Houghton Mifflin Mathematics is an elementary program that is an effective and manageable program; it has the perfect balance of problem solving, practice, consistent review and assessment to ensure all skills are maintained and the students are on track.

Saxon Phonics
A multi-sensory reading and phonics program designed to teach students phonetic coding skills and spelling rules.

Speech and Language Therapy
Individual and small group instruction provided by a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist to remediate both articulation and language delays and/or disorders.

Agenda Practice & Usage
Students in primary grades are instructed how to use the Premier School Agenda to develop time management skills and good study habits.

Social Skills Groups 
Students learn practical skills that reinforce social growth.  The lessons are divided into units that cover making and keeping friends, fitting in at school, handing your feelings, using self-control and being responsible.

Brigance Test of Basic Skills
Criterion referenced assessment tool used to determine students’ functioning levels in reading comprehension, reading decoding, spelling, math comprehension, math calculation, daily living skills, gross & fine motor skills, etc..

Daily Oral Language
Activities conducted on a daily basis to address oral and written language expression.

Bracken Concepts
Introduction to basic skills concepts.

Choral Reading
Literature based reading program for those with higher level reading skills.

Basal Readers
Used to enhance and develop basic reading skills.

Specials Classes
Art, music, computer and physical education are offered routinely throughout the week in order to enhance the academic curricula and students’ strengths and interests.

Tuition Scale
Application Fee       $25.00 (one time only)
Enrollment Fee       $200.00 (one time)

1st – 3^rd Grade                             $9,660

4^th – 6^th Grade                           $10,000

7^th – 8^th Grade                           $10,370

 9^th – 12^th Grade                        $10,780

This schedule does not reflect the $300 deposit required for re-enrollment

Applicants may be eligible for financial aid