While 1st graders were imagining Tiny Town, they also decided our town needed to take care of ALL people and ALL of nature.

Spring is here and the garden is buzzing with life and connection between the grades – it’s beautiful to witness.

During a recent Spring weekend, a group of our high school and 8th grade students backpacked up Horn Canyon to The Pines campground for a weekend of fun and community service.

“More than 50 years ago, in the spring of 1975, Fred Hall, then editor of the Ojai Valley News, asked philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti a simple but pointed question: In a valley already full of public and private schools, why start another one?”

Join us for a weekend of connection, reflection, and celebration with all those who have helped shape our community over the years.

Each year, India Night is a special gathering for parents and the school community to come together to celebrate our senior class and hear their stories about their extraordinary trip.

Thank you to everyone for supporting Day of Reading!

All the activities Teton Science Schools plan for 7th and 8th grade students encourage them to work together and think critically about our human relationship with the natural world.

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?”

Ahead of this year’s Day of Reading launch, Oak Grove students voted to support the local non-profit Ojai Raptor Center.