News Archives

First Day of School 2025

Blog, Events, News, Staff & Faculty, Student Perspective

From joyful skips to heartfelt hugs, and high-fives flying everywhere, it was wonderful to see the community together again. This year is extra special as we celebrate Oak Grove’s 50th anniversary — a milestone that makes today’s beginning even brighter.

VC Star Article: Supporting Children to Build the Struggle Muscle

Head of School, News

Solving problems is how children build competence – both in the classroom and in life. The aim of a healthy life is not to eliminate hardship but to develop the skills and inner resources to meet it.

High School Visits World Expo in Japan

Blog, High School, News, Student Perspective

The High School World Expo trip to Japan created memories and insights that will continue to shape students’ lives for years to come.

Alumni Gathering, Spring 2025

Alum, Blog, Events, News

Thank you to all our former students, staff, and friends of Oak Grove who joined us at our 2025 Alumni Gathering on campus.

High School Graduation 2025

Alum, Blog, News, Parent Perspective, Staff & Faculty, Student Perspective

Families, staff, alumni, and friends gathered to commemorate the class of 2025. Enjoy video of the commencement ceremony and photos from the day.

Student Newspaper, Spring 2025 Edition

News, Student Perspective

Our student newspaper includes student articles, essays, and opinion pieces, including submissions on local government, the environment, local theater, sports, science, and more. Find poetry and artwork from across all grade levels and enjoy student riddles and games!

An Oasis?

Head of School, News

Certainly, this is a place where the children are seen and known, a place where adults and children ask meaningful questions together and individually without the limits of an answer. But is this an oasis?

Garden Class Booklet

Garden, News, Student Perspective

Enjoy this special end-of-year booklet by Garden Teacher and Consultant Arianne Swaffer. Under her thoughtful guidance, students learn how the garden is a place to care for plants and soil while caring for oneself.

Eighth-Grade Field Trip to the Museum of Tolerance

Blog, Middle School, News

More than just an educational outing, the eighth-grade field trip to The Museum of Tolerance was an immersive experience that challenged perceptions and prejudices, evoked deep emotions, and inspired a commitment to fostering a more inclusive world.