Faith-based & Non-profit

GYMNASTICS

& NINJA CLASSES

For children in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Our programs are available to all families, including low income, so all will have the same opportunity to try and pursue their dreams in a faith-filled environment.

 “My child is enrolled at Aim High because they put God first, cater to my child’s needs and abilities, and it is affordable!”

— Kelly, Aim High mom

Not all children have equal access to activities such as gymnastics and ninja classes. Traditionally, these activities have only been available to some.

Barriers such as cost of programs and location of facilities prevent children from receiving the incredible benefits of gymnastics and ninja activities.

Aim High Academy seeks to “level the playing field” for children by providing scholarship assistance for low-income families.

We serve hundreds of children from all backgrounds of life, from North Tulsa and South Tulsa and everywhere in between. The diversity of our students is a picture of Heaven. They all work side by side — black, white, asian, hispanic, scholarship, and non-scholarship... all for the glory of God!

“Aim High made it possible for us to afford to put our daughter in gymnastics. I love that ANY child can try this sport. I also love that they put Christ at the center of everything they do. It warms my heart to see the team pray together after every practice.”

— Heather, Aim High mom

Aim High’s Impact

  • 5,000+

    Children served over our 16 year lifetime.

  • 158

    Children currently receiving scholarship assistance allowing them to participate among other children in Aim High programs.

  • 26

    Former Aim High gymnasts who have returned to coach at Aim High.

  • 100%

    Of our students have stated in class that God made them special with a purpose and a plan for their lives.

 

Some Good News

From Aim High

 
 

Aim High Gymnast Competing for OU

Aim High Academy is incredibly proud of our own, Sheridan Ramsey, who started gymnastics with us when she was 7 years-old. She “aimed high” and is now a member of the top ranked OU Women’s Gymnastics team.

 

God has blessed Aim High Academy with many special recognitions and achievements.

  • Tulsa City Council Proclamation

    A Proclamation was given by the The Tulsa City Council on April 9, 2015 recognizing the heroic actions taken by the staff of Aim High Academy on the evening of March 25, 2015 when a tornado hit and destroyed their facility with 50 children inside

  • Tulsa Area Alumnae Panhellenic Women Of The Year Finalist

    Our Executive Director , Jennifer Patterson, was selected as a 2017 Finalist for her leadership, service and contributions to the community as well as representing the values and characteristics promoted by the National Panhellenic Conference

  • Tulsa City Council Proclamation

    A Proclamation was given by the Tulsa City Council on October 13, 2014 recognizing Aim High Academy for reminding children that they are special and have purpose in life, empowering them for promising futures

  • Hall of Honor Community Service Award presented by 100 Black Men of Tulsa, Inc.

    Presented to Jennifer Patterson in 2012 for dedication and commitment to the betterment of our society and for caring and making a positive difference in the lives and future of Tulsa’s youth

  • 2015 State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship Award

    Special Congressional Recognition presented to Aim High Academy from Congressman Jim Bridenstine for outstanding and invaluable service to the community

  • 2015 Shannon Miller Award Recipient

    Presented to Jennifer Patterson in appreciation for her contributions to Oklahoma and USA Gymnastics

  • 2015 Williams Women Of Inspiration Top Honoree

    Williams and the Tulsa Shock partnered to honor inspirational women who serve the Tulsa community with relentless dedication and passion while impacting the lives of others

  • 2016 Special Congressional Recognition

    Congressman Jim Bridenstine recognized Aim High Academy for outstanding and invaluable service to the community

  • 2017 Beneficiary of the Henry P. IBA Citizen Athlete Awards

    Aim High Academy was chosen as one of three beneficiaries to receive proceeds from the Rotary Club of Tulsa’s 24th Annual Iba Awards

  • Tulsa Kid's Family Favorites

    2022 Best Gymnastics/Cheer Facility

    2022 Runner-up Best Birthday Party Venue

    2023 Best Gymnastics/Cheer Facility

    2023 Runner-up Best Birthday Party Venue