The Tulsa Health Department's school health programs focus on two age groups: elementary-aged children (Pre-K through 5th or 6th grade, depending on the school district) and middle to high school students (5th or 6th grade through 12th grade).

The elementary program aims to improve both the health and academic achievement of Tulsa County schoolchildren. It does so through collaboration with students, schools, and the community, aligning health and learning through comprehensive nutrition and health education. You can learn more about this program here: https://tulsa-health.org/programs/school-health/

The middle and high school program centers around the Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP), which empowers young adults to make responsible decisions and educates them about the consequences of sexual activity. More information about this program can be found here: https://tulsa-health.org/programs/teen-pregnancy-prevention/

The health and wellbeing program provides: health screenings and wellness checks, mental health support sessions, and exercise and fitness programs.

The food and nutrition program provides daily food distribution to individuals and families, and nutritional education workshops.

Crossover Kids is committed to restoring our community through our after-school and summer programming for elementary school students in the Hawthorne neighborhood. We strive to help families develop children who will go into their adolescent years with an appreciation for education, a growing hunger to know God, and a deep passion to love their neighbors as themselves. Our programs include activities that cover Reading, Bible, Recreation, and S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) and are led by our College and High School Leaders (known as our College Leaders and StreetLeaders)! For more information on how to get involved in our programs, please email elizabethh@crossoverimpact.org.

Our commitment to producing athletes that excel both on and off the field sets us apart from other youth sports organizations. We not only strive to develop championship caliber athletes, but we also use sports to develop championship caliber men and women. We talk about the importance of character at our practices and demand that all of our coaches exemplify that character. We require our athletes in the third grade and up to maintain a C in every subject in order to be eligible to play. If an athlete can stay eligible for us, they will not have any trouble staying eligible when they get to school ball. We demonstrate our commitment to academics by awarding kids who make all A's and A's & B's with awards during our annual Lions Sunday Football Celebration. And to help our kids academically, we also have the IMPACT Kids After School Program available free of charge for all Crossover Lions. IMPACT Kids is a four day a week after-school program that provides homework assistance, a STEM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) curriculum, and biblical instruction. Our commitment to winning on and off the field creates a powerful combination that we believe will benefit our athletes for the rest of their lives.

At Crossover Health Services, we’re committed to providing our community
with a patient experience that rivals anything you’ll find elsewhere.