Jarman PTA’s Givebacks store: https://jarman.givebacks.com Welcome to Wesley V. Jarman Elementary School, the home of the Jarman Patriots!
We envision a school community where students feel safe and cared for in order to develop their fullest potential. Our goal is to prepare and ensure 100% of our students excel academically and socially, are college and career ready upon graduation and become responsible citizens. We believe with this vision our students will become empowered to achieve at their highest potential in all curricular
areas. Jarman is one of 13 elementary schools in the Union Public Schools district. Union Public Schools is a suburban school district – the eighth largest in Oklahoma – serving over 15,000 students, grades pre-K through 12, in southeast Tulsa and part of Broken Arrow. The district’s 19 schools are nationally recognized in four strategic areas: Early Childhood Education, Community Schools, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), and College/Career Readiness. For more information about Union Public Schools, visit www.unionps.org. Union Public Schools pages were created as a place for discussions and updates about Union Public Schools. We encourage the expression of opinions and discussions of those topics which are relevant to our school district. We reserve the right to moderate any and all comments. Comments will be removed if they meet any of the following criteria:
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