• Home
  • About Us
    • About Us - School Safety and Security
      • About Us - School Safety and Security - Submit a Safety Tip via Trojan Tipline
    • About Us - Alumni
    • About Us - Board of Education
    • About Us - Bond Election
    • About Us - JPS Foundation
    • About Us - Meet Our Superintendent
    • About Us - Mission & Goals
    • About Us - Oklahoma School Report Card
    • About Us - Organizational Chart
    • About Us - Staff Directory
    • About Us - Headlines
    • About Us - COVID
  • Schools
    • Schools - East Elementary
      • Schools - East Elementary - Home
      • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - Dual Language Program
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - English Language Development
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - Gifted Services
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - Poppy Project & Veterans Day
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - Speech Services
        • Schools - East Elementary - Programs & Services - Title 1
      • Schools - East Elementary - Back to School
      • Schools - East Elementary - Child Nutrition
        • Schools - East Elementary - Child Nutrition - Free and Reduced Lunch
        • Schools - East Elementary - Child Nutrition - Online Prepayment
      • Schools - East Elementary - Counseling
      • Schools - East Elementary - Curriculum
        • Schools - East Elementary - Curriculum - Essential Elements
        • Schools - East Elementary - Curriculum - Report Card Rubrics
        • Schools - East Elementary - Curriculum - Reading at Home
      • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers
        • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers - Online Resources
        • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers - Media B, Pre-K
        • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers - Media A, Grades K & 1
        • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers - Media F, Grade 2
        • Schools - East Elementary - Media Centers - Media D, Grades 3 & 4
      • Schools - East Elementary - Nursing Office
      • Schools - East Elementary - PTA
      • Schools - East Elementary - Volunteer Opportunities
    • Schools - Northwest Elementary
      • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Home
      • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - English Language Development
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - Gifted Services
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - Health Services
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - Media Center
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - STEM Lab
        • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Programs and Services - Title I
      • Schools - Northwest Elementary - Back to School
    • Schools - Southeast Elementary
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Home
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Important Info
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services
        • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services - Gifted Services
        • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services - Health Services
        • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services - Reading Enrichment
        • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services - Special Education
        • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Programs & Services - Speech & Language Services
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Counseling Office
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Curriculum Corner
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - Media Center
      • Schools - Southeast Elementary - PTA
    • Schools - West Elementary
      • Schools - West Elementary - Home
      • Schools - West Elementary - Counselor's Corner
      • Schools - West Elementary - Grace Skilled Nursing and Therapy Center
      • Schools - West Elementary - Media Centers
        • Schools - West Elementary - Media Centers - Media A & D, Grades K-2
        • Schools - West Elementary - Media Centers - Media F, Grades 3 & 4
      • Schools - West Elementary - Primary Years Program
      • Schools - West Elementary - Programs & Services
        • Schools - West Elementary - Programs & Services - Health Services
        • Schools - West Elementary - Programs & Services - Multi-Age Classroom
        • Schools - West Elementary - Programs & Services - Title I
      • Schools - West Elementary - PTAG
      • Schools - West Elementary - School Report Card 2018
      • Schools - West Elementary - Tours and Transition Meetings
      • Schools - West Elementary - Volunteers
    • Schools - East Intermediate
      • Schools - East Intermediate - Home
      • Schools - East Intermediate - Programs & Services
        • Schools - East Intermediate - Programs & Services - Dynamic Dads
        • Schools - East Intermediate - Programs & Services - Title I
      • Schools - East Intermediate - Curriculum
      • Schools - East Intermediate - Media Center
        • Schools - East Intermediate - Media Center - Research Links
      • Schools - East Intermediate - Nurses' Office
      • Schools - East Intermediate - PTAG
    • Schools - West Intermediate
      • Schools - West Intermediate - Home
      • Schools - West Intermediate - Programs & Services
        • Schools - West Intermediate - Programs & Services - Healthy & Fit
      • Schools - West Intermediate - Nurse
      • Schools - West Intermediate - Media Center
      • Schools - West Intermediate - PTAG
      • Schools - West Intermediate - Volunteers
    • Schools - Alternative Center
    • Schools - Middle School
      • Schools - Middle School - Home
      • Schools - Middle School - Media Center
      • Schools - Middle School - MATHCOUNTS
    • Schools - Freshman Academy
      • Schools - Freshman Academy - Home
    • Schools - High School
      • Schools - High School - Home
      • Schools - High School - Important Info
      • Schools - High School - Programs & Services
        • Schools - High School - Programs & Services - Chinese Initiative
      • Schools - High School - Activities
        • Schools - High School - Activities - AISES
        • Schools - High School - Activities - AVID
        • Schools - High School - Activities - BAND
        • Schools - High School - Activities - DECA
        • Schools - High School - Activities - DFY
        • Schools - High School - Activities - JPS Cinema
        • Schools - High School - Activities - Native American Club
        • Schools - High School - Activities - Theatre/Thespian
        • Schools - High School - Activities - Trojan Torch
        • Schools - High School - Activities - Vocal Music
        • Schools - High School - Activities - Yearbook
      • Schools - High School - College & Career Office
      • Schools - High School - General Information
      • Schools - High School - Graduation/Gradfest
      • Schools - High School - Guidance Office
        • Schools - High School - Guidance Office - Graduation Verification
        • Schools - High School - Guidance Office - High School Enrollment
        • Schools - High School - Guidance Office - Transcript Requests
      • Schools - High School - Media Center
      • Schools - High School - Nurse
      • Schools - High School - Parent Resources
        • Schools - High School - Parent Resources - PTAG
      • Schools - High School - Student Resources
        • Schools - High School - Student Resources - AP US History (APUSH)
        • Schools - High School - Student Resources - Distinguished Service Graduate
        • Schools - High School - Student Resources - Jenks FERST
        • Schools - High School - Student Resources - Tulsa Tech Transportation
      • Schools - High School - Teacher Resources
        • Schools - High School - Teacher Resources - Advisory Guidelines
        • Schools - High School - Teacher Resources - Professional Development
      • Schools - High School - Volunteers
  • Trojan Connect - K-12 Virtual Learning Program
  • Calendars
  • Departments
    • Schools - Departments - Business Office
    • Schools - Departments - Child Nutrition
    • Schools - Departments - Communications
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Annual Report
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Brand Central
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Contact Us
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Flyer & Poster Approval
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Media Relations
      • Schools - Departments - Communications - Open Records
    • Schools - Departments - Community Education
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - JCE Classes
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - Child Care Options
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - Drivers Education
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - JT Gymnastics
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - ParaPro Assessment
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - Summer School
      • Schools - Departments - Community Education - The Trojan Shop
    • Schools - Departments - Construction
    • Schools - Departments - Educational Technology
    • Schools - Departments - Facilities Management
    • Schools - Departments - Health Services
    • Schools - Departments - Jenks Public Schools Police Department
    • Schools - Departments - Printing/Warehousing Services
    • Schools - Departments - Purchasing
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Associations & Contracts
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Department
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Fixed Assests
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Forms
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Purchasing Card
      • Schools - Departments - Purchasing - Vendor Information
    • Schools - Departments - Student Programs
    • Schools - Departments - Transportation
  • Family & Students
    • Schools - Family & Students - Attendance Zones
    • Schools - Family & Students - Bus Routes & Schedules
    • Schools - Family & Students - Enrollment
    • Schools - Family & Students - Handbooks
    • Schools - Family & Students - Powerschool Parent Portal
    • Schools - Family & Students - Pre-Kindergarten
    • Schools - Family & Students - School Safety and Security
    • Schools - Family & Students - Student Support & Accountability
    • Schools - Family & Students - Student Technology
      • Schools - Family & Students - Student Technology - Student Technology Support
    • Schools - Family & Students - Student Transfer Policy
    • Schools - Family & Students - Volunteer Training
  • Activities
    • Schools - Activities - Athletics
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Home
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - AD Staff
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Athlete Participation Requirements
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Athletic Online Forms
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Pre-Participation Examinations
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Drug Testing Information
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Booster Clubs
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Contact Us
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Football Season Tickets
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Schedules/Rank One
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Sports Medicine
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Sports Venues
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Summer Camp
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Team Websites
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Tryouts
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Youth Sports Information
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Baseball
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Basketball
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Cheer
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Cross Country
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Football
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Golf
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - POM
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Swimming
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Soccer
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Softball
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Tennis
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Track & Field
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Volleyball
      • Schools - Activities - Athletics - Wrestling
    • Schools - Activities - Band
    • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - About the JTAC
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Announcements
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Aquatic Fitness Classes
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Employment Opportunities
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Jenks Trojan Swim Club
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Rentals/Parties
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Swim Lessons
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Trojan Swim Shop
      • Schools - Activities - Jenks Aquatic Center - Tulsa Masters Swim Club
    • Schools - Activities - Planetarium
    • Schools - Activities - School Sponsored Clubs & Organizations
    • Schools - Activities - Vocal Music
  • Staff
    • Schools - Staff - Classroom Grants
    • Schools - Staff - Employee Perks
    • Schools - Staff - Human Resources
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - Welcome to HR
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - JPS Employee Referral Program
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - Internal Application for Current JPS Employees
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - Employee Resources
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - Teacher and Leader Effectiveness (TLE)
      • Schools - Staff - Human Resources - Handbooks & Agreements
    • Schools - Staff - Instructional Ideas
      • Schools - Staff - Instructional Ideas - Integrating Technology
      • Schools - Staff - Instructional Ideas - Lessons Using Quality Tools
    • Schools - Staff - Insurance/Benefits
    • Schools - Staff - IVisions Employee Portal
    • Schools - Staff - Payroll
    • Schools - Staff - Policies & Handbooks
    • Schools - Staff - Professional Development
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Eighth Floor
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Microsoft Quick References
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Online Research
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - PD Resources
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Professional Dev. Team
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Registration System
      • Schools - Staff - Professional Development - Smart Board Resources
    • Schools - Staff - Staff Resources
    • Schools - Staff - Substitute Office
  • Careers
    • Schools - Careers - Our Community
    • Schools - Careers - Why Work at JPS?
    • Schools - Careers - Employment Notices
    • Schools - Careers - Job Descriptions
  • Teaching & Learning
  • Programs
    • Schools - Programs - Assistance Program
    • Schools - Programs - English Language Development
    • Schools - Programs - Gifted Services
    • Schools - Programs - Health Services
    • Schools - Programs - Native American Education
    • Schools - Programs - Special Education
    • Schools - Programs - Volunteer Program
  • Technology
  • Health Curriculum
  • Contact Us
Quick Links
Skip to main contentSkip to navigation
Main Navigation
Menu
Toggle extra links
  • Quicklinks
    • Apply for Free & Reduced Lunch
    • Athletic Forms
    • Attendance Zones
    • Audited Financial Statements
    • Bus Stop Information
    • Calendars
    • Chromebooks & Canvas
    • ClassLink
    • Contact Us
    • Enrollment Center
    • InTouch - Payment Center
    • Map of East Campus
    • Map of Jenks High School and Freshman Academy
    • Map of West Campus
    • Monthly Menus
    • New to JPS? Get Your Questions Answered
    • School Safety and Security
    • Student Transfer Policy
    • Transcript Requests/Graduation Verification
    • Trojan Connect - K-12 Virtual Learning Program
    • Work for Jenks Public Schools
  • Schools
    • East Elementary
    • Northwest Elementary
    • Southeast Elementary
    • West Elementary
    • East Intermediate
    • West intermediate
    • Alternative Center
    • Middle School
    • Freshman Academy
    • High School
    • Current conditions as of 18 May 09:53 am CDT

      Fair

      Location:Jenks
      Feels like:83°
      Humidity:69
      Wind:S 13 mph
      Fair80°
      Today
      Mostly sunny, with a high near 91. South wind 5 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
      Tonight
      A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low around 68. East wind 5 to 10 mph.
      Thursday
      Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. South wind 10 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 25 mph.
      Weather forecast provided by weather.gov.

Jenks Public Schools

Return to homeJenks Public Schools Logo
Bus Routes & Schedules

Website Navigation   As Staff Page Only

Set as Default Template Help

 

HTML Editor:

Your session will expire in 0 minutes.

Feature & Share

Working...

Ajax Loading Image

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Launch the media gallery 1 player

Frequently Asked Questions about School Bus Transportation

 

The bus didn’t show up on time for my child.  How long should he/she wait at the stop?

Your child should arrive at the stop at least five minutes before the regular arrival time of the bus.  If the bus is late, ask your child to remain at the stop.  Buses break down, roads are blocked, drivers become ill or have emergencies, but there will always be a bus at every stop.  If the wait becomes extreme (approximately 10 minutes), please call the transportation office at 918 299-1549.

My child’s bus is overcrowded.  Can some children be placed on another bus?

Passenger capacity for elementary/intermediate school buses is three students per seat.  Middle school students are assumed to ride two-three per seat.  High school students are assumed to ride two per seat.  The bus may seem crowded but is not over capacity and is still safe.  It is our goal to fully utilize all the space on all the buses in our fleet.

Why are buses sometimes late?

School bus drivers can have the same reasons as motorists for being late.  Traffic delays, weather conditions, accidents or driver’s illness are just a few reasons.  School buses also have mechanical breakdowns of “no starts” that cause delays in picking students up on time.  A school bus may be able to run but have a red traffic light malfunction which would make it unsafe to pick up or discharge students on our highways, before it is repaired.  In cases where the regularly assigned bus of driver is unable to pick up students, a separate bus and driver are dispatched to pick up the students.  Generally, when a bus starts out late on its first or second run, it continues to be late for its third run also.

I can’t see my child’s bus stop from my house.  How can I get the bus stop moved closer?

Bus stops are placed at centralized locations that can be safely accessed by a significant number of students to minimize the time length and mileage of the run.  If you have concerns about your child’s safety you are encouraged to accompany your child to the bus stop or arrange a neighborhood buddy to walk with your child.  Elementary children may be required to walk up to ½ mile to a bus stop.  Secondary students may be required to walk up to one mile to a bus stop.  However, bus stops are typically designed to be within three-tenths of a mile from the residence.

Why can’t all high schools, middle schools, intermediate schools and elementary schools start at the same time for each group?

In order to maximize the use of our school bus fleet and to provide a more efficient operation with as few buses as possible, schools are put into one of three distinctly different time schedules.  That enables one bus to serve two to three different schools within 2 ½ hours in the morning and afternoon.  Intermediates schools are first in time schedule, elementary schools are second and high school/middle school are third on the time schedule.

Jenks Public Schools time schedules are:

Intermediate Schools (5th – 6th grade) – 7:45 a.m. – 2:25 p.m.

Elementary Schools (Kindergarten – 4th grade) – 8:30 a.m. – 3:10 p.m.

High Schools (9th – 12th grade) – 9:15 a.m. – 3:55 p.m.

Middle Schools (7th – 8th grade) – 9:15 a.m. – 3:55 p.m.

I see buses all the time with only a few children on them.  What are they doing?

Buses make two to three runs into and out of schools each day.  On the majority of these runs, Jenks buses achieve a load factor of more than 75%.  However, we have many special programs (vocational programs, alternative programs) that require that students be transported considerable distances.  When transporting students to these special programs, the time length of the run sometimes makes it impossible to fully utilize the capacity of the bus.  Often, however, as the bus travels within the school’s attendance boundary it will stop and pick up additional students.

Examples of these special programs would be:

Alternative programs, vocational programs, parking shuttle, and other programs with limited enrollment and central location result in light loads.

Special Needs Programs – Special need runs tend to be light loaded due to the small number of children assigned to centers and the boundaries can be citywide.

Another reason is school boundaries.  Some school boundaries cover wide land areas that extend bus runs in miles and time resulting in less than capacity loads.

We live very far from the school and there is no bus stop near for my child.  How do I arrange transportation?

Jenks Public Schools policy provides for transportation for all elementary students living in excess of one mile from school and for all secondary students living in excess of one and a half miles from school.  Regardless of the distance, transportation will be provided if there is no safe walking route.  School bus stops are designed to be within half a mile for elementary and one mile for secondary from the residence.

I drove it in my car and we live more than that distance from school.

Supervisors measure all distances with a walking wheel over the shortest safe route between the property line of the home and property line of the school.  Car odometers are not accurate enough to precisely measure the distance.

But the walking route to the bus stop is not safe.  To whom should I speak about that?

Transportation staff familiar with the area and the traffic patterns, evaluate the walking routes in consultation with the Traffic Engineering Department and the Jenks/Tulsa Police Departments.  If you believe an unsafe situation exists, address your concerns to the school principal or the Director of Transportation at (918) 299-1549.  If a further evaluation is required the school system safety officer is consulted.

My child is a special education student.  To whom should I speak concerning his/her transportation?

Initial transportation for special needs children is established by an IEP team.  Please discuss these programs with your child’s school.  If you have transportation questions after acceptance into the special needs program, call the transportation department at (918) 299-1549.

My child left an item on the bus.  How can I retrieve it?

Drivers check their buses after every run.  Items left by students are held by the driver for several days and may be claimed on the bus by the child.  Fragile items are often taken out the buses in the evening for their protection, but will be available the next morning.  After several days the driver will make an effort to locate the owner.  Unclaimed and unlabeled items are donated to charity.  You can help by labeling all of your child’s school belongings.  Please know the number of your child’s bus, when inquiring about lost articles. 

What are the different types of school buses?

Jenks Public Schools use conventional style school buses, Trojan Pride activity buses and smaller special needs buses.  The 73 passenger conventional style school bus is traditional style with the long forward hood, the 78 passenger conventional style school bus is traditional style with the flat square front, The 14 -80 Passenger Trojan Pride activity buses, and the 8 – 30 passenger smaller special needs buses. 

Several of our buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts.  A single wheelchair position requires the same space as two or three bench seats.  Therefore, a lift-equipped bus will carry far fewer passengers than its nominal size might indicate.

All buses are diesel-powered, equipped with two-way radios and have audio and video capability.

Why are school bus seats spaced so closely together?

The basic purpose in spacing school bus seats so closely is to contain the child in a cushioned compartment with only a minimum amount of space between energy-absorbing surfaces.

After extensive research during the 1970’s, the Department of Transportation and its agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) determined that the safest and most practical arrangement for school bus seating would be a “compartmentalization” concept.  Accordingly, the new safety regulations established in 1977 included this requirement among many other improvements made that year.  Under the compartmentalization concept, seat backs in school buses are made higher, wider and thicker than before.  All metal surfaces are covered with foam padding.  This structure must then pass rigid test requirements for absorbing energy, such as would be required if a child’s body were thrown against the padded back.  In addition, the equivalent of a seat back, called a “barrier”, is placed in front of the first seat at the front of the bus.

In addition to padding, today’s seats also must have a steel inner structure that springs and bends forward to help absorb energy when a child is thrown against it.  The steel frame must “give” just enough to absorb the child in the seat ahead.  Also, of course, the seat is required to be anchored to the floor so strongly it will not pull loose during this bending action.  The floor itself must be so strong that it will not be bent or torn by the pulling action of the seat anchors.

Finally, the requirement was added that seat backs can be no farther apart than a distance that is deemed safe.  Clearly, if the backs were too far apart, the child could be thrown too far before being cushioned and/or could be thrown outside the compartment altogether.  Today’s rules call for a seat back to be no farther than 24” away from a defined point in the middle of a child’s abdomen (the seat reference point).

Why are 39” seats in school buses rate for three children when they only will accommodate two?

The rated capacity of a 39” width passenger seat was devised many years ago by the committee then making recommendations to the National Minimum Standards for School Buses.  In determining seating capacity of a bus, an allowable average bottom width standard was established.

Accordingly, 13” of bottom width was suggested when a 3 – 3 seating plan was used.  This suggested guideline is still recognized by most states as the accepted approach.  It is not a federally mandated requirement.

Do state regulations for school buses supersede federal requirements?

No.  State laws do not supersede federal requirements.  State regulations for school buses can and usually do add requirements for safety.  These requirements are additional to the federal requirements.

Why aren’t buses always available for field trips?

The first priority is to provide transportation to and from school.  The school bus fleet does not contain a separate set of buses designated for field trip use.  Therefore, whenever school buses are not in use for normal to and from school transportation, they are available for field trip use.  For planning purposes, school buses are available on school days from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and again after 5:00 p.m.  Occasionally, in the spring, the demand for field trips can outnumber the drivers and buses available.  Transportation staff and requesters of field trips discuss individual circumstances.

How can I arrange to have my child ride a different bus home from school for one day?

You must contact the Transportation office for prior approval.  If approved, the Office will provide written authorization to the driver of that bus.  Use this service only in the event of an emergency only as defined in the student handbook.

Share via email
Headlines dropdown toggle
More Headlines
Bus Stop Information
Bus Stop Weather
School Bus Safety and Resource Page
Tulsa Tech Bus & Bell Schedule
Bus Stop Change Request Form
Eligibility/Bus Passes
Safety, Behavior and Discipline on the School Bus
Vehicle Check Out Procedure for Staff
Follow @jenksps
Tweets by jenksps
Instagram
Follow @jenksps
Jenks Public Schools
Jenks Alumni
Jenks Employment
Jenks Foundation
School Safety and Security
Jenks Public Schools205 East B StreetJenks, OK  74037PH: 918-299-4415
peachjar icontwitter iconinstagram iconlinkedin iconfacebook icon
SOCS-Simplified Online Communication System  (socs01)© 2022 Jenks Public SchoolsAccessibilityNon-DiscriminationPrivacy Pledge
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
jenksps.socs.net