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Contents
Features 21 2024 EDUCATION GUIDE
Discover academic & enrichment opportunities in OKC
36 READY, SET, READ !
5 ways libraries support young learners
38 BOOK BUCKET LIST
Must-read titles to enhance your parenting in 2024 SUNNY SKIES AHEAD 11 questions with educator & Miss Oklahoma Sunny Day
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ON THE COVER
50 OKLAHOMA’S PRIVATE SCHOOL TAX CREDITS UNVEILED
BJ is the winner of our 2024 Cover Kids contest in the 8-9 age category. He is a homeschooled third grader who loves to rollerblade, play basketball, beatbox and sing. BJ believes everyone should be themselves because we are all unique. Thank you to Science Museum Oklahoma for hosting BJ’s photoshoot.
What parents need to know about eligibility and limitations
56 RAISING OKC KIDS
Parenting experts share top tips on MetroFamily’s podcast
Departments 6 CONNECT WITH METROFAMILY
Take advantage of our top seasonal resources 10 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wintertime family fun, Black History Month events & date night ideas NEW & NOW 7 exceptional educational programs, awards & exhibits in the metro 44 FAMILY MENTAL WELLNESS Revolutionizing autism therapy: one family’s inspiring journey
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46 LOCAL FAMILY FUN
Geek out with at-home science experiments
54 MOM TALK
Top tips for parents to support educators this year EXPLORING OKLAHOMA WITH CHILDREN Plan a whirlwind weekend to the Twister Movie Museum
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62 LAST LOOK
Bite-sized wisdom from a local parent contributor
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Letter from the Editor
T he renewal and hope of a new year can get overshadowed by the cold, dreary weather … and the regular emails I receive ranking Oklahoma’s education system next-to-last in the country. Not to mention the harmful antics of our state superintendent of education, whose job, among other duties, is supposed to be ensuring an equitable education for all Oklahoma students. Our teachers are drowning with not enough support and too much burden. What can we as parents do? I believe we have two responsibilities. First, we have to find effective ways to support the educators in our own communities. And second, we have to demand that our state leaders move from a focus on hateful rhetoric to prioritizing equitable educations for all students. What would it look like for parents to come together to support and advocate for educators this year? Could you spend a day substitute teaching in your child’s classroom, serving lunch in the cafeteria or chaperoning a field trip? Will you ask your child’s teacher, your school principal and your district superintendent what they most need from you as a parent — and then fulfill those requests as you’re able? Call your state legislators to share that list of needs — and your own demands of them — to improve our state education system. Make sure you’re registered to vote, and when elections come up, research and vote for the candidates that best represent your vision of our state’s (and our children’s) future. Don’t underestimate the power of a kind word or note of encouragement to your child’s teacher to show them you see their hard work. Yes, there is a lot of negativity surrounding our state’s education system. But we also have to intentionally find hope in the positive. In this issue, be sure to check out an educator making tremendous strides in prioritizing social-emotional learning on page 40. Get impactful ideas to support your teachers, school and district from local mom and PTA leader Christina Mushi-Brunt on page 54. Every day teachers are influencing the people our children will become. I believe doing what’s best for our children begins with doing what’s best for our educators. Teachers need to be paid more. (That goes for paraprofessionals and support staff, too.) They need more per-pupil funding. They need us to trust their expertise. Parents: our state’s teachers need you. How will you show up for them this year?
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Your Parenting Playbook for OKC in January & February
2 Celebrate Black History Month in February — and all year long Find our Black History Month Guide , including local events, museum exhibits, book recommendations and activities to enjoy as a family, as well as local-Black owned restaurants, shops and businesses to support, at metrofamilymagazine.com/black-history-month.
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Seize these 7 opportunities to learn, have fun, take advantage of local resources and win fantastic prizes from MetroFamily in January and February.
1 Use our searchable Education Guide
Looking for the best in local educational opportunities for your child? Our searchable Education Guide , updated throughout the year, includes information on private schools, charter schools, online schools, preschool programs, field trips, tutors and educational enrichment opportunities. Visit metrofamilymagazine.com/education.
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Our annual Awesome Moms Contest is coming up Jan. 10 through Feb. 28, and we want to hear about the inspirational moms, grandmas, teachers, mentors and other mother figures in your life. Your nominee will be eligible to win fantastic prizes from Wyndham Grand Oklahoma City Downtown, The Spa at 10 North, Redrock Canyon Grill, Hefner Grill, Upper Crust and Mama Roja, as well as a feature on MetroFamily’s website. Starting Jan. 10, submit your written nomination of 250 words or less and a photo of your nominee at metrofamilymagazine.com/contests.
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5 Plan frugal family fun If your new year’s resolutions include sticking to a family budget, you can still enjoy plenty of #okcfamilyfun this winter! Check out our list of 50 Things to Do Under $5 at metrofamilymagazine.com/50-under-5-winter. Plus, don’t miss our monthly list of the top 10 FREE events for families in OKC , sponsored by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art (where kids 17 and under always get in free!), at metrofamilymagazine.com/best-of-the-month.
your cute baby Enter your baby’s photo in our 2024 Cutest Baby Photo Contest in February! Parents can enter babies ages 0 to 3 years by submitting photos on MetroFamily’s website or directly on Instagram by using the hashtag
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MetroFamily’s signature events will be bigger and better than ever in 2024! Mark your calendars to join us for: • Kids Fest on April 20 at Rose State College in Midwest City • OKC Thrive Fest on June 1 at Mitch Park in Edmond • Geekapalooza on Nov. 9 at Rose State College in Midwest City Plus, enjoy FREE STEAM-related activities and fantastic prizes through our Geekapalooza Blitz, held through Jan. 23. Find out more on page 47.
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Things to do in January
Contents 11 Things to do in January 12 Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day 13 Celebrate Black History Month 13 Things to do in February 14 Date night ideas 16 Must-see museum exhibits 17 March sneak peek 18 Mommy & me activities for little ones 19 2024 #okcfamilyfun bucket list JAN. 2-13 FREE Caldecott Storytime: Young at Art at Downtown Library (300 Park Ave) features a story time themed around the engaging artwork of Caldecott winners throughout the years. Best suited for ages 7 & under. Tuesday-Saturday through Jan. 13. 2-2:30pm. metrolibrary.org FREE Inspirations Lab: Young at Art at Downtown Library (300 Park Ave). Explore the Young at Art Caldecott display and then try a variety of art-themed stations. Best suited for ages 5-11 accompanied by an adult. Tuesday-Saturday through Jan. 13. 2:30-3:30pm. metrolibrary.org JAN. 5-7 Eagle Watch at Arcadia Lake (9000 E 2nd St, Edmond). See majestic eagles in their natural habitat, plus raptor wingspan display, videos and more. $3 per vehicle. 8am-4pm. edmondok.gov/338/Arcadia-Lake JAN. 6 FREE Fishing Days at OKC ponds & lakes (various locations) features free fishing on the first Saturday of each month. No city permit is required; however, a state license is for anyone 16 and older. Regular fishing regulations apply. okc.gov FREE New Year’s Stickball Game at First Americans Museum (659 First Americans Blvd) features a co-ed, tournament- style stickball game for youth (7-17) and adults. 11:30am-2pm. famok.org
Miyazaki Film Series at Oklahoma City Museum of Art (415 Couch Dr) features a screening of Howl’s Moving Castle by beloved Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki. Adults, $10; teens (13-18), $8; kids (12 & under), $6. 2pm. okcmoa.com FREE First Friday Gallery Walk in the Paseo Arts District (NW 30th & 27th Streets, Walker and Hudson Ave) features themed exhibits, guest artists and a variety of live entertainment. 6-9pm. Also held: Feb. 3. thepaseo.org JAN. 10 FREE Reading Wednesday at Myriad Gardens (301 W Reno Ave) features a nature-themed story time, interactive songs and a small craft. Books are selected based on the season. Walkups welcome. Wednesdays, 10am. myriadgardens.org JAN. 11-14 International Finals Rodeo at Lazy E Arena (9600 Lazy E Dr, Guthrie) features four days of professional rodeo action as cowboys and cowgirls compete for the title of world champion. $20 & up. See website for schedule. ipra-rodeo.com JAN. 12 FREE 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk in downtown Norman (Main Street, Norman) features a celebration of art and creativity with live entertainment, art and more. 6-9pm. 2ndfridaynorman.com JAN. 12-14 OKC Boat & RV Show at State Fair Park - Bennett Event Center (3001 General Pershing Blvd) features new makes and models of boats and RVs plus exhibitors with outdoor essentials. $2 discount coupon available at any metro OnCue. Adults, $12; kids (12 & under), free. Friday, 11am-8pm; Saturday, 10am-8pm; Sunday, 10am-5pm. okcboatandrvshow.com JAN. 13 FREE See You Saturdays at Oklahoma Hall of Fame (1400 Classen Dr) features crafts, games and more, plus complimentary museum admission. During the first hour, guests can take part in a sensory-friendly experience. 9am-2pm. oklahomahof.com FREE Dolly Parton and Edgar Allan Poe Dance Party & Birthday Bash at Northwest Library (5600 NW 122nd St) features an
Imagination Library dramatic play station, dress-up stations, crafts, glow-in-the-dark activities and dancing. Costumes welcome. Preregister. 10-11am. metrolibrary.org FREE Hooked on Fishing lessons at Edwards Park (2917 NE 14th St). Learn basic fishing skills like casting and knot tying, plus get hands-on instruction with actual fishing time. Rods, reels and bait provided. Preregister. Noon- 2pm. Also held: Feb. 10. okc.gov Miyazaki Film Series at Oklahoma City Museum of Art (415 Couch Dr) features a screening of The Wind Rises by beloved Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki. Adults, $10; teens (13-18), $8; kids (12 & under), $6. 2pm. okcmoa.com JAN. 14 FREE LIVE! on the Plaza in the Plaza District (1700 block of NW 16th St) features local artists, live music, special events, local shopping and more. Noon-4pm. Also held: Feb. 11. plazadistrict.org FREE Admission to Oklahoma City Museum of Art (415 Couch Dr) features complimentary admission on the second Sunday of each month, thanks to Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program. Noon- 5pm. Also held: Feb. 10. okcmoa.com Funky Fresh & Sugar Free at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features the OKCPhil orchestra and special guests Sugar Free Allstars. Get your groove on with music and plenty of dancing! Pre-concert activities include crafts and an instrument petting zoo. $11. 2pm. okcphil.org JAN. 19-20 Kicker ArenaCross at Lazy E Arena (9600 Lazy E Dr, Guthrie) features some of the nation’s top professional and amateur arenacross competitors. $15 & up. 7:30-10pm. arenacrossusa.com JAN. 19-21 Oklahoma Bead & Jewelry Show at State Fair Park Expo Hall (3213 Wichita Walk) features fine jewelry, fashion jewelry, beads, beading supplies, pearls, minerals and tools. $5. Friday & Saturday, 10am- 6pm; Sunday, 10am-4pm. aksshow.com
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Oklahoma City Home + Garden Show at State Fair Park - Bennett Event Center (3001 General Pershing Blvd) features the latest in seasonal interior design, home renovation tips and landscaping trends. More than 300 vendors will attend. $13; kids (12 & under), free. Friday, noon-8pm; Saturday, 10am-8pm; Sunday, 11am- 5pm. oklahomacityhomeshow.com JAN. 20 Make Your Own Tea Blend: “Grown in Oklahoma” workshop at Oklahoma History Center (800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr). Learn the basics of creating tea blends while making a blend to take home. Preregister. Members, $20; nonmembers, $25. 1-4pm. okhistory.org JAN. 21 AT&T Sundays at First Americans Museum (659 First Americans Blvd). Kids ages 4-12 receive free admission to the museum
galleries on the third Sunday of the month. 11am-5pm. Also held: Feb. 19. famok.org JAN. 22 Homeschool Day at Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum (620 N Harvey Ave) features the interactive Inasmuch STEM Lab, a behind-the-scenes tour of the archives with a curator, a self-guided tour of the museum and orientation of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial by the National Park Service. Preregister. Best suited for kids in 4th grade & up. Free for students and one chaperone/teacher for every 15 students. 1-4pm. memorialmuseum.com JAN. 26-27 Mariachi Los Camperos at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features the OKCPhil orchestra and Mariachi Los Camperos, a mariachi ensemble that has performed at Lincoln
Center, Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. $19. 8pm. okcphil.org JAN. 27 FREE I Am Here – An Unwavering Spirit Screening at Belle Isle Library (5501 N Villa Ave) features an award- winning, life-affirming documentary celebrating the remarkable life of Ella Blumenthal, whose magnetic personality and spirit have remained undimmed despite living through one of history’s darkest chapters. 11am. metrolibrary.org FREE Hooked on Fishing lessons at Route 66 Park (9901 NW 23rd St). Learn basic fishing skills like casting and knot tying, plus get hands-on instruction with actual fishing time. Rods, reels and bait provided. Preregister. Noon- 2pm. Also held: Feb. 24. okc.gov
Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
JAN. 15 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade & Celebration at Martin Luther King Community Center (300 W Martin Luther King St, Muskogee) features a parade, pancake breakfast, worship service and a celebration with a variety of food trucks and live entertainment. 7:30am-4pm. facebook.com/MuskogeeMLK14 FREE Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration in Oklahoma City (various locations) features a silent march, bell ringing, parade, job fair and more. Activities begin at 9am. See website for schedule. okcmlkalliance.org Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration at Myriad Gardens (301 W Reno Ave) features a variety of family-friendly activities that commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, including live performances, music, crafts and readings. Free to attend. 10am-1pm. myriadgardens.org FREE Tulsa Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in downtown Tulsa (Detroit & John Hope Franklin Blvd, Tulsa) features an annual parade that honors a legend and celebrates freedom with the community. 11am. mlktulsa.com Norman Philharmonic’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration at McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church (419 S University Blvd, Norman) features a special performance to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. highlighting the music of Florence Price. Adults, $18; students & kids, $9. 7:30pm. normanphil.com
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY AT MYRIAD GARDENS; PHOTO BY DENNIS SPIELMAN
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Celebrate Black History Month
kids (7-12), $8; kids (6 & under), free. Fridays, 10am-7pm. greenwoodrising.org JAN. 13-FEB. 25 FREE Crowns Tea at Metropolitan Libraries (various locations) features a celebration of the rich tradition of church hats with tea, food and a tribute to the book Crowns: Portraits of Black Women in Church Hats by Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry. Adults and supervised youth are welcome. Preregister. See website for locations and times. metrolibrary.org FEB. 1-29 Explore the Code: Bill Pickett at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (1700 NE 63rd St). Learn about the legendary rodeo star through his determination, courage and dedication to the cowboy way of life. Pickett was African American and Cherokee. Adults, $15; students, $10;
FEB. 21-MARCH 10 Wicked at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features a look at what happened in the Land of Oz … but from a different angle. Best suited for ages 8 & up. $40 & up. See website for show times. okcbroadway.com FEB. 22-24 Simply Indie Film Fest in Edmond (various locations) features a variety of independent films, screenplays, music videos and photography from all genres. Filmmakers will have a Q&A after their screenings. Best suited for teens & adults. $10-$50. See website for show times. simplyindiefilmfest.com FEB. 24-25 Friends of the Metropolitan Library System Annual Book Sale at State Fair Park Oklahoma Expo Hall (3212 Wichita Walk) features more than 500,000 books covering a wide variety of topics, plus a large selection of music, DVDs, Blu-rays, audiobooks and more. 9am-5pm. supportmls.org kids (6-12), $5; kids (5 & under), free. Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, noon-5pm. nationalcowboymuseum.org FEB. 9 BLAC Inc. presents: Ailey II at OCCC Visual & Performing Arts Center (7777 S May Ave) features a fresh perspective of the legacy of Alvin Ailey. $20 & up. 7:30pm. occc.universitytickets.com FEB. 22 FREE Black History Month through Film at Belle Isle Library (5501 N Villa Ave) features OETA documentaries that delve into Black history in Oklahoma, from Langston University, which opened even before Oklahoma became a state, to the trailblazers of Oklahoma’s Civil Rights movement, such as Roscoe Dungee, Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher and Clara Luper. 6:30-8pm. metrolibrary.org
THROUGH APRIL 1 FREE Descendants of the Black 1000: Flight from Oklahoma Black Towns to Canada at Oklahoma Contemporary (11 NW 11th St) features the work of Canadian artists Donna Paris and David Ofori Zapparoli, whose collaborative project presents untold stories that trace the historical movement of Black communities over time. Wednesday- Monday, 11am-6pm; Thursday, until 9pm. oklahomacontemporary.org JAN. 12-MARCH 1 Freedom Fridays at the Greenwood Rising History Center (23 N Greenwood Ave, Tulsa) features free admission for adult Oklahoma residents. Explore the history of Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District and the spirit of its Black citizens. Proof of residency required. Students (13 & up), $10;
Things to do in February
FEB. 10 FREE Lunar New Year at Myriad Gardens (301 W Reno Ave) features cultural performances, face painting, music, crafts and special performances from the Lion Dancers. Free to attend. 11am-2pm. myriadgardens.org Norman Daddy Daughter Dance at Embassy Suites (2501 Conference Dr, Norman) features a fun evening for little girls and their fathers or father figures with dancing, music and refreshments. Tickets are dance-specific and attendance is limited. $12 & up. 2-3:30pm, 4:30-6pm & 7-8:30pm. facebook.com/normanokparks FREE Norman Mardi Gras Parade in downtown Norman (Main Street, Norman) features parade floats, musicians, dancers and a wide array of fun and unusual characters. The 2024 theme is “Dancing
FEB. 10-17 Just Between Friends Consignment Sale at Cleveland County Fairgrounds (615 E Robinson, Norman) features new and gently used children’s clothes, toys, furniture and accessories. Saturday presale, $10- $20; Sunday, $5. No admission charged for other days. norman.jbfsale.com FEB. 17-18 Monster Jam at Paycom Center (100 W Reno Ave) features racing and freestyle action from the biggest Monster Jam superstars. $21 & up. Saturday, 1 & 7pm; Sunday, 1pm. paycomcenter.com FEB. 19 Kilgen Theater Organ Performance at Oklahoma History Center (800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr) features organist Tedde Gibson accompanying the silent film Captain January (1924) . Members, $10; nonmembers, $20. 7-8:30pm. okhistory.org
With Dragons.” 7-9pm. facebook. com/NormanMardiGrasSociety
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JAN. 16-21 Les Misérables at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption – a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. $36 & up. See website for showtimes. okcbroadway.com
CHRISTINE HEESUN HWANG AS ÉPONINE IN LES MISÉRABLES . PHOTO BY MATTHEW MURPHY & EVAN ZIMMERMAN FOR MURPHYMADE.
Date night ideas
JAN. 23-24 Come from Away at the McKnight Center (705 W University Ave, Stillwater) features the true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them. $30 & up. 7:30pm. mcknightcenter.org JAN. 30 The Magic of Rob Lake at OCCC Visual and Performing Arts Center (7777 S May Ave) features an exciting performance of unique illusions and awe-inspiring storytelling. Benefits Friends for Folks. $25 & up. 7:30- 9pm. occc.universitytickets.com
FEB. 9-11 Giselle at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features the tale of a young peasant girl who has a passion for dancing but dies of a broken heart. Adolphe Adam’s vivid score will be brought to life by OKCPhil. $30 & up. 7:30pm. okcballet.org FEB. 15-25 Small at Lyric’s Plaza Theatre (1725 NW 16th St) features a wild autobiographical ride about the wears of childhood, family, racism, bulimia and the misunderstood life of being a horse jockey. $25 & up. See website for show times. lyrictheatreokc.com
FEB. 16-17 Bravo Broadway at Civic Center Music Hall (201 N Walker Ave) features a musical journey down the Great White Way with the OKCPhil and renowned Broadway vocalists Scarlet Strallen, Dee Roscioli and Hugh Panaro. $27 & up. 8pm. okcphil.org FEB. 17 Pinky Patel – New Crown, Who Dhis Tour at Tower Theater (425 NW 23rd St) features creator and comedian Pinky Patel. $26.50 & up. 7:30pm. towertheatreokc.com
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Museum exhibits
Now on display Code of the West at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (1700 NE 63rd St) features an interactive exploration of personal character traits and aspirations of the Code of the West. Free with admission. Adults, $15; students, $10; kids (6-12), $5; kids (5 & under), free. Monday- Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, noon- 5pm. nationalcowboymuseum.org Closing soon THROUGH JAN. 15 FREE ArtNow: The Soul is a Wanderer at Oklahoma Contemporary (11 NW 11th St) features new and recent art from a selection of artists around the state. Thirteen cross- generational artists come together in this exhibition organized by Tulsa-based guest curator Lindsay Aveilhé to explore past, present and future moments of passage, reckoning and renewal. Wednesday- Monday, 11am-6pm; Thursday, until 9pm. oklahomacontemporary.org THROUGH JAN. 17 FREE Young at Art: A Selection of Caldecott Book Illustrations at the Downtown Library (300 Park Ave) features original art by Caldecott winners and honorees and original editions of these books from the 1920s-2010s. Monday-Thursday, 9am- 9pm; Friday, 9am-6pm; Saturday, 9am- 5pm; Sunday, 1-6pm. metrolibrary.org THROUGH JAN. 21 Nations at War! Field Sketches of a Pawnee Warrior at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (1700 NE 63rd St) features artistic drawings that serve as pictographic narratives recording a person’s life and experiences in combat. Free with admission. Adults, $15; students, $10; kids (6-12), $5; kids (5 & under), free. Monday- Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, noon- 5pm. nationalcowboymuseum.org THROUGH JAN. 28 FREE Treasures of Tuscany: Renaissance in Arezzo at Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art (555 Elm Ave, Norman) introduces
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visitors to Arezzo’s major artworks, goldsmithery, textiles and illuminated books. Tuesday-Saturday, 10am- 5pm; Sunday, 1-5pm. ou.edu/fjjma Picturing Science at Sam Noble Museum (2401 Chautauqua Ave, Norman) features more than 20 jaw-dropping sets of larger- than-life images that highlight the ways optical tools are used in groundbreaking studies. Free with admission. Adults, $10; kids (4-17), $6; kids (3 & under), free. Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-5pm; Sunday, 1-5pm. samnoblemuseum.ou.edu THROUGH FEB. 28 Open for Business at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (1700 NE 63rd St) explores all the work an artist must do outside the studio, whether it be teaching their craft or negotiating a better deal at a gallery. Free with admission. Adults, $15; students, $10; kids (6-12), $5; kids (5 & under), free. Monday- Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday, noon-5pm.
Oklahoma-Built Excellence: GM OKC at Oklahoma History Center (800 Nazih Zuhdi) features a timeline, archival newspaper prints, physical artifacts, photos and informational signage telling the story of the Oklahoma City General Motors plant and its employees. Adults, $12.50; students, $9; kids (4 & under), free; families (up to 6 people), $35. Monday-Saturday, 10am- 5pm. okhistory.org OPENING FEB. 22 Home1947: Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy at Oklahoma Contemporary (11 NW 11th St) explores the lives and stories of the millions displaced in 1947 during the creation of two new independent nation- states, India and Pakistan. Wednesday- Monday, 11am-6pm; Thursday, until 9pm. oklahomacontemporary.org
nationalcowboymuseum.org THROUGH MARCH 1 Trust and Betrayal in Osage County at Oklahoma History Center (800 Nazih Zuhdi) focuses on the true-life murders of wealthy Osage people in the 1920s. Adults, $12.50; students, $9; kids (4 & under), free; families (up to 6 people), $35. Monday-Saturday, 10am- 5pm. okhistory.org THROUGH MARCH 17 First Look: New to the Museum at Oklahoma City Museum of Art (415 Couch Dr) features never-before-seen recent acquisitions and several key loans showcasing a variety of genres and art movements, from traditional still life, landscapes and portraiture to street photography, abstract paintings and conceptual art. Free with admission. Adults, $16.95 plus tax; kids (17 & under), free. Wednesday-Saturday, 10am- 5pm; Thursday, 10am-8pm; Sunday, noon-5pm. okcmoa.com
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March sneak peek
MARCH 1-3 Backwoods Hunting and Fishing Expo (3001 General Pershing Blvd) features outdoor-focused vendors, exhibits and seminars as well as kids’ activities. Adults, $10; kids (10 & under), free. Friday, 11am-7pm; Saturday, 9am-7pm; Sunday, 10am-5pm. backwoodsshow.com MARCH 2 FREE Kid’s Trout Fish Out at Welch Park Pond (4204 Abilgale Dr, Yukon) features a fishing derby for young anglers with prizes and other fishing-themed activities including the annual race around the pond. Bring your own fishing poles and lawn chairs. 8-11am. yukonok.gov MARCH 22-24 Red Earth Festival at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (1700 NE 63rd St) features artistic creations by some of America’s most celebrated artists including
contemporary and traditional paintings, beadwork, pottery, basketry, jewelry and more, plus Native dance presentations and musical performances. Admission includes entry into festival activities and museum. $15; kids (6 & under), free with paid adult. See website for schedule. redearth.org MARCH 30-31 Tulip Festival at Myriad Gardens (301 W Reno Ave) features more than 50 local artisans and vendors, food trucks and live music, plus vibrant tulip blossoms throughout the gardens. Free to attend. 10am-5pm. myriadgardens.org
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Calendar of Events
Mommy & me 6 entertainment ideas for mom and baby (or toddler!) during the winter months 1 Check out the new play studio Mon Ami. With open play hours Monday through Saturday, the Montessori-inspired indoor playground, located in The Village, is designed for ages 6 months through 5 years. 2 Plan a visit to your local bookstore. Many bookstores host weekly story times, which are a perfect way to discover new reads and boost early literacy learning. 3 Treat yourself to a visit to a kid-friendly coffee shop. Our staff favorites are Not Your Average Joe, Junction Coffee and Sweet Friends Bakery. 4 Pop into your local library. Peruse the shelves for your childhood favorites and find a quiet spot to snuggle up with a good book. 5 Explore colorful art at museums such as Oklahoma City Museum of Art or Oklahoma Contemporary. The bright contrast common in contemporary art and OKCMOA’s Chihuly glass are particularly engaging for baby’s developing color vision. Bonus: OKCMOA is offering free admission on the second Sunday of each month. Plus, kids 17 and under always get in free and Oklahoma Contemporary is always free. 6 Go on a nature walk. Make the most of warmer days and get outside! Myriad Gardens offers free guided garden tours on select Fridays and Saturdays and Scissortail Park has a free walking club that meets on Thursday mornings, weather permitting.
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2024 #okcfamilyfun bucket list Save the date for these annual family favorites!
Medieval Fair of Norman April 5-7 at Reaves Park Redbud Classic
Down Syndrome Festival September 2024 at Myriad Gardens Fiestas de las Americas October 2024 in Historic Capitol Hill Plaza District Festival October 2024 in Plaza District Chisholm Trail Festival Oct. 12 at Mollie Spencer Farm MetroFamily’s Geekapalooza Nov. 9 at Rose State College Student Union
April 6-7 at Nichols Hills Plaza MetroFamily’s Kids Fest April 20 at Rose State College Student Union Norman Music Festival April 25-27 in downtown Norman Festival of the Arts April 25-28 at Bicentennial Park Memorial Marathon April 27-28 in downtown OKC El Reno Burger Day May 4 in downtown El Reno Festival of the Child May 4 at Yukon’s City Park Chuck Wagon Festival May 25-26 at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Paseo Arts Festival May 25-27 in Paseo Arts District OKC Thrive Fest, hosted by MetroFamily June 1 at Mitch Park YMCA OKC Pride Festival
June 28-30 at Scissortail Park deadCenter Film Festival June 6-9 Juneteenth on the East Festival June 2024 in the East End District Oklahoma State Fair Sept. 12-22 at State Fair Park
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MetroFamily wants to highlight your little bundles of joy! Enter your favorite snapshot photo of your baby * ages 0-3 years for your chance to be featured and win prizes. There are two ways to enter:
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Education Guide
Most of the news we see about Oklahoma’s education system is less than positive. While we believe drastic changes are imperative, particularly in better supporting our state’s educators, there are a wealth of individuals, organizations and schools championing our students day in and day out, helping them grow not just academically but as great humans. What you’ll find in MetroFamily’s 2024 Education Guide
In our 2024 Education Guide, check out: • Details about the schools, field trips and academic opportunities available to families in the metro • STEAM family fun, with exciting experiments for all ages • A whirlwind weekend itinerary to see the Twister Movie Museum • Advice from a local mom on how to effectively support teachers this year • And much more! We hope you find the tools and resources in these pages to maximize your child’s educational experience and to advocate for the superhero educators in your life and across our state.
Find even more educational resources, updated throughout the year at metrofamilymagazine.com/ education-guide.
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Harding Fine Arts Academy Award-winning public charter school focused on fine arts integration. Grades 5 & 6 (NEW!) and 9 through 12.
H arding Fine Arts Academy is a diverse charter school known for its small class sizes (16 students to 1 teacher) and emphasis on arts-integrated curriculum. Enrollment is open to all with students selected through a lottery system. There is no tuition fee or audition required. Although traditionally a high school serving grades 9 to 12, the school is expanding enrollment to grades 5 and 6 for the 2024-25 academic year, with the goal of serving grades 5 through 12 by school year 2027-28. The Academy offers a robust list of fine arts courses and, in addition, teachers incorporate the arts into all academic classes. For example, a math class might determine equations for a graphic arts project. The arts-integrated curriculum results in teachers who get creative in presenting information and students who are more engaged, confident and competent at problem solving. In addition to receiving numerous awards, including 56 Oklahoma Education Awards for Arts Excellence over the years and being an OKA+ High School, the school also boasts impressive statistics regarding their students. The recent graduating senior class of 78 students collectively received more than $2.7 million in college scholarships. Interested parents can learn more and apply online at the school’s website or contact recruitment coordinator Bronda Williams at 405-702-4322 or bronda.williams@hfaaokc.org.
I plan to go to college for cybersecurity or computer programming, so my favorite class is honors Algebra II. But I also enjoy graphic design. It allows me to wind down and just get my thoughts and ideas out. Having the option to do both makes HFAA unique. Victor E., junior student
3333 N Shartel Ave, OKC 405-702-4322 hardingfinearts.org/apply-now
Westminster School Inspiring students to work hard, be curious, respect others and be resilient
W estminster graduates are confident, compassionate and connected people who think well, work hard and work well with others. Westminster is an informal, child-centered school where children and teachers know each other well and respect each other as individuals. The school serves students in PreK(3) through 8th grade and offers an educational experience in which questions are encouraged, creativity and curiosity are nurtured and academic skills are developed. Westminster students are inspired to try new things, celebrate their successes and value the lessons learned when they are not successful. Teachers create an encouraging environment in which students have the freedom to make decisions and learn to take responsibility for their decisions. The school believes strongly in the importance of a tolerant and diverse educational community and recognizes that the educational success of its students requires the trust and support of parents, students and teachers working together.
600 NW 44th St, OKC 405-524-0631 westminsterschool.org
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Integrated Brain Health (IBH) provides play-based ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) services and occupational therapy to kids with learning disabilities and developmental and neurological conditions. Treatment is grounded in behavior analytics and includes an emphasis on compassionate, trauma-informed care as well as effective caregiver training. To help their clients adjust to a classroom setting, IBH provides replica classrooms, a full outdoor playground and a school-like schedule at their clinic so kids can learn to adapt to the changes in routines and activities of a regular school setting. Plus, 6-stall bathrooms are designed to help kids adjust to the environments they will encounter at places such as schools, movie theaters and airports.
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with their psychologist. Most insurances are accepted. 405-702-9032 IBHealth.co 3838 NW 36th St, Ste 200 Oklahoma City, OK 73112 @integratedbrainhealth
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Keystone Adventure School and Farm
An experiential school serving preschool to 5th grade that is building NEW classrooms in order to welcome additional students K eystone is an experiential school for preschool to 5th grade where students are supported to take risks in their educational journeys amidst a loving community of friends, teachers and large pasture animals. The school individualizes the education experience for each learner, ensuring children’s needs for emotional, social, physical, developmental and academic learning are met. Small class sizes ensure students receive personalized attention, fostering intellectual growth at their own pace. The unique setting of the school, with its llamas, donkeys, other farm animals and large vegetable garden, provides daily opportunities for children to work hard, play hard and have the time and space to unlock their curiosity. The 15-acre campus also includes a pond, creek and outdoor classrooms that connect students with nature, promoting hands- on discovery and real life application. Teachers place a strong emphasis on social-emotional development and prioritize the well-being of students within an inclusive community where children feel valued and safe. Keystone stakeholders regard the school to be a community of lifelong learners, supportive families and dedicated educators. NEW IN 2024: After nearly 20 years of providing child-centered play, art and project-based learning, Keystone is expanding by building new classrooms to offer the school’s unique experience to more Oklahoma students. Keystone recognizes that education costs can be a significant burden for many families, which is why the directors are committed to helping parents take advantage of the Parental Choice Tax Credit program. For those who successfully apply and are accepted into the program, the result can be a reduction in the amount owed on tuition. Prospective student families are encouraged to call for a tour to experience Keystone’s unique offerings. The staff is prepared to guide prospective parents through the process of applying for the Parental Choice Tax Credit.
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Oklahoma Hall of Fame Experience Oklahoma’s story through its people
I n addition to visiting the interactive museum about Oklahoma’s people, check out the resources available for teachers and parents:
• Homeschool Days feature fun and educational programs designed for homeschool students and families, each highlighting
a theme supported by Oklahoma curriculum.
• Free Field Trips are offered to schools statewide. A variety of specialized tours are provided as well as fuel stipends to assist with costs. • Free Traveling Exhibits feature Oklahomans with inspiring and unique stories. Three exhibits are available and each includes curriculum that meets Oklahoma Academic Standards for grades K-12. • Free Family Fun! Enjoy more than 40 days of free fun offered every year at the Museum featuring stories of amazing Oklahomans, crafts, art projects, games and more.
1400 Classen Dr, OKC 405-235-4458 OklahomaHOF.com
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Adults who read five books will receive a Metro Library mug and a coupon for a free ice cream from Not Your Average Joe (at the Downtown OKC library location). *While supplies last* The fine print: Only one entry per person. Drawing winners must have a valid adult Metropolitan Library Card in good standing. Metropolitan Library System staff, commissioners, and their households are ineligible to win drawing prizes. Kids can participate but are ineligible to receive prizes.
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Skills for Living This pediatric clinic specializes in treating Sensory Processing Disorder, fine and gross motor coordination, balance, and training for social and life skills, all in an inviting, comfortable and fun environment designed for children to succeed.
Quail Springs United Methodist Church Mother’s Day Out, Preschool Threes program and PreK with a certified early childhood educator
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Quail Springs United Methodist Church Early Childhood Program serves children ages 2 months through 4 years in a fun, safe, loving environment that develops spiritual, academic, social and physical skills. Students flourish in a Christian atmosphere, where they gain a lifelong love of learning.
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Casady School’s Portrait of a Graduate is more than just a portrait. It’s a journey -
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Casady School welcomes a student body that reflects the diversity of the world around us and therefore does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orintation, socioeconomic status, nationality, or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletics, and or other school-administered programs generally accorded or made available to students at the School. Tuition Assistance in the form of a financial aid award is available to students in Grades 5-12. Awards are based on a family’s demonstrated financial need, and can meet up to 80 percent of the difference between what a family can afford and the cost of tuition.
9500 N. Pennsylvania • Oklahoma City, OK 73120 405.749.3200 • casady.org
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