Oak Grove School seniors Danielle and Dahlia made waves in Ojai’s local newspaper last week after representing the Lizards in their first-ever high school swim meet at Villanova Preparatory School in Ojai.
Our theme for the 2024-25 school year, based on the teachings of our founder, J. Krishnamurti, is “A Light to Oneself, A Light to the World.”
Our school garden has been waking up and it’s been a joy to watch it come alive with student hands and hearts helping every step of the way.
Our teachers make space to demonstrate curiosity, make mistakes, and explore the world of knowledge alongside our students.
The Class of 2025 shares their experiences in India, a trip that exemplifies how Oak Grove students gradually travel further away on increasingly more challenging journeys.
Lizard Talks take place throughout the year and are an opportunity for professional adults from within and without our community to share their expertise with High School students.
Day of Reading, our annual student-led fundraiser celebrating our love of reading, kicked off this week.
The teachings of Dr. King and Krishnamurti are a powerful call to recognize that we are one world, bound by a shared destiny.
Each year, while the senior class embarks on their trip to visit our sister schools in India, Oak Grove’s remaining high school students dive into an immersive week-long period known as “Mini Projects.”
Ahead of this year’s Day of Reading launch, Oak Grove students voted to support the local non-profit Ojai Youth Entertainers Studio (OYES).
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CALL: 805 646 8236
EMAIL: info@oakgroveschool.org
MAIL: 220 West Lomita Avenue
Ojai, California 93023-2244
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