All Tulsa Health Department locations are closed Wed-Thurs, Dec 24-25th in observance of Christmas. We will reopen on Fri, Dec 26th at 8:00 a.m.

Clinic services at our North Regional Health and Wellness Center will be unavailable December 22-24, 2025. The nearest location open for these services during that time is our 3rd & Utica Clinic at our Central Regional Health Center. All THD locations are closed Dec 25-26.

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Physical Education

The Tulsa Health Department’s School Health program provides physical education lessons that inspire students to enjoy being active while learning how movement supports lifelong health. By teaching the importance of regular physical activity, we help students understand how staying active can reduce the risk of developing chronic health conditions.

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Team Building in Physical Education (PE) helps students strengthen teamwork skills while practicing interpersonal communication through fun, active games.

Nutrition in PE engages students in active games that teach MyPlate and the importance of eating a variety of foods daily from all five food groups.

Blender Bikes
The blender bike lesson combines a fun nutrition game with the opportunity for students to pedal a stationary bike that powers a blender to make a smoothie.

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Incorporating Core Curriculum in PE engages students in active games that reinforce math skills and spelling through movement with numbers and letters.

Stompers in PE gets students moving with team-based games using stompers that launch balls when stepped on, promoting fun, teamwork, cardiovascular health, hand-eye coordination and communication.

It’s All About Kinesthetics is a 3rd – 5th grade after-school program that teaches functional fitness exercises while exploring how different body systems work.

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View the following School Health resources to learn more about incorporating health and wellness into your school.

National School Health Resources

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National School Health Curriculum

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Oklahoma Health Education Resources

Physical Education

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We have 9 locations across Tulsa County that offer a variety of services to help you and your family stay healthy.

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