ADMISSIONS

Dear family,

Welcome! The Admissions Team thanks you for your interest in Oak Grove School. We look forward to helping you explore an Oak Grove education for your child.

Oak Grove is a school that cultivates an education centered on inquiry and self-awareness. Our school culture is caring, inclusive, and holistic, and we recognize and value each and every member of the school community. We invite you to attend an upcoming Orientation Tour and personally experience Oak Grove School.

There is no “typical” Oak Grove student. We seek students and families with diverse backgrounds, talents, and interests. The school/family/student match is an essential part of the decision-making process. The purpose of the admissions process is to ensure that the Preschool-12th grade student population of 240 reflects the school philosophy as broadly as possible.

We invite you to review our website for specific information about the admissions process and timeline. Below, you will find quick links to resources, programs, and a short video. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the Admissions Office.

We look forward to meeting you and getting to know your family.

Warmest regards,

Joel Keeler, Director of Admissions & Communications
Laurie Cornell, Admissions Associate
Brittany Borowitz, Admissions Associate

Brittany, Joel, Laurie

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In addition to the information provided here and throughout our website, we look forward to personally answering questions by email, phone call, or ZOOM meeting. We encourage interested families to schedule an in-person tour of campus.

805-646-8236

Office Hours: 8am – 4pm
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Oak Grove School does not discriminate on the basis of any individual or group identity characteristics, such as but not limited to race, color, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, national or ethnic origin, differing mental or physical abilities, or family structure in the administration of its educational or admissions policies, employment practices, scholarship, and other school-administered programs. View the unabridged policy.