The Living Movement of Relationship
Recently, we gathered for our annual Fundraising Teas, welcoming members of the Oak Grove community for an afternoon of stories, reflection, and connection.
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Recently, we gathered for our annual Fundraising Teas, welcoming members of the Oak Grove community for an afternoon of stories, reflection, and connection.
Sitting in the morning sunlight, standing on a ridge with students, their parents, and two colleagues 1600 feet above Ojai. We are listening to the story of Tonantzin told by a young mother with her infant snuggling in a rebozo on her chest.
The work of liberation calls us to listen deeply, learn continuously, & dismantle racism & the structures that perpetuate inequality and oppression.
A tree’s life can be read in the circles of its rings. Each year held within the next, not separate, but part of a living whole. Oak Grove has grown in much the same way. With each passing year, another ring is added, and our circle widens, shaped by the care and commitment of this community.
Is Oak Grove a bubble, removed from the “real world”? It’s an important question, and one worth looking at carefully.
Written in the center of the display is the question, “How can I become a voice for kindness and fairness when someone is being treated unfairly?”
Children learn continuously, drinking in the world through their senses, then work to make sense of their experiences.
This month we had the pleasure of hosting alumni Peter Hu ‘18 and Lewis Lu ‘19 during their stay in Ojai.
The 11th grade “Controversial Speech” is a capstone project in our High School. Students are tasked with studying rhetoric, analyzing historical speeches, drafting persuasive arguments, and researching opposing material.
Meet our latest alum, Erik Huberman, who graduated from Oak Grove School in 2004 and currently runs marketing firm Hawke Media in Los Angeles.
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