This May, Oak Grove’s 5th grade class ventured out on a four-day/three-night excursion to one of the country’s most widely recognized national parks, Joshua Tree.

Career Night is one example of how community members play a pivotal role as mentors and role models in our students’ educational foundation.

Our inaugural Theme Week looked at our theme for the school year: The Wholeness of Responsibility through the lens of social justice.

Each year, our Middle School students in the 7th and 8th Grades complete an apprenticeship, spending a day to enter the “world of work.”

This month we had the pleasure of hosting alumni Peter Hu ‘18 and Lewis Lu ‘19 during their stay in Ojai.

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.

Unplug Day is an opportunity for us to demonstrate unplugging for our students and challenge ourselves to focus more on the present moment. This year, we celebrated our Unplug Day by dressing in our theme of the 1970s – a time when much of our current technology was not yet available. There were bell bottoms, oversized sunglasses, and flower power galore.

The Class of 2024 shares their experiences in India, a trip that exemplifies how Oak Grove students gradually travel further away on increasingly more challenging journeys.

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.