We feel strongly that the world needs more places like this. Krishnamurti talked about education and “the flowering of goodness.” That is a perfect way of explaining what we see in the students all around this campus.
Each year, a guiding theme for the year is chosen. This theme provides opportunities, throughout the year, for our entire school community to reflect on a specific topic of discussion.
Violet McMurray ’25, a student passionate about writing and horse riding, shared a poem during this year’s tea.
After studying and traveling the world, she is back in Ojai and runs her company Springer, which develops innovative products for pets.
Malika attended Oak Grove from 1984 to 1990 when she graduated as the school’s first Black student and first OGS class to travel to India. She currently lives in Mississippi, where she works as a college counselor and independent educational consultant.
In preparation for welcoming all of our current students and families for Open House, our high school held its first Service Day of the year.
Middle School sports have kicked off with friendly volleyball and flag football games with Villanova Preparatory School.
Our 9th grade Environmental Science class takes a trip to Poco Farm, a local nonprofit regenerative farm that opens its doors for hands-on learning opportunities.
Watching our children learn and grow on this campus is something we will forever be grateful for.
Gardening Teacher and OGS alumna, Arianne offers first, second, and third graders the chance to get immersed in our school garden.
CONTACT OAK GROVE
Oak Grove School of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America
CALL: 805 646 8236
EMAIL: info@oakgroveschool.org
MAIL: 220 West Lomita Avenue
Ojai, California 93023-2244
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