In May 2024, The Oaks proudly reopened the historic Paul Laurence Dunbar Library inside our historic Martindale-Brightwood campus. Restored to its original footprint, the library will host the Mari Evans Residency for Artists and Authors of Color, fostering cultural exchange and education for the community.
Becca starred as Juliet in Civic Theater’s 2024 production of Romeo and Juliet, a dream role for this thespian still in high school! Discover why Becca credits The Oaks with her love of Shakespeare (and about when she first played the role of Juliet back in fourth grade!).
Explore the crucial link between third-grade reading proficiency and lifelong success and how The Oaks’ commitment to literacy fosters a path to achievement.
Through a blend of faith-based principles and scientific exploration, students engaged in lessons that instilled awe for the cosmos while fostering a deeper understanding of the rare astronomical event, leaving families and faculty alike in awe of their preparedness and knowledge.
Take a look back at the 2023-24 Winter Sports season and congratulate our talented student-athletes on their phenomenal seasons!
Discover the heartwarming tradition of Saturday School, where families come together to immerse themselves in a day of learning and community building. From morning Lauds to engaging seminars led by faculty, parents actively participate in their child’s educational journey.
Learn more about the heartwarming tradition at The Oaks Academy where staff and faculty are showered with love through a thoughtful Valentine’s Day gesture and get a behind-the-scenes view of the undertaking that occurs to pull it off.
Get a glimpse into the heart of our educational community and discover what teaching at The Oaks is all about – directly from our teachers (for the second time!).
In second grade, students embark on an immersive journey into Ancient Egypt, exploring its history, culture, and mythology. Through the highly anticipated Museum of Ancient Egypt, students guide guests through hands-on experiences and interactive exhibits to teach them about what they’ve learned.
Change is always challenging, especially when it may effect your children. Please share any questions or comments you have using the form below, or by emailing me directly at ahart@theoaksacademy.org.
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