The Wholeness of Responsibility

Our theme for the 2023/24 school year

Each year we choose a school theme as a way to frame our ongoing inquiry into the intent of the school as articulated by our founder, J Krishnamurti. The following is a short video based on this year’s theme, The Wholeness of Responsibility, produced in the fall for our Annual Fundraising Tea.

Recent Blog Posts:

Golden Carrot Award on NBC News

Flashback 2006 – OGS Wins Golden Carrot Award

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NBC News feature from 2006 about Oak Grove School winning the Golden Carrot Award, which honors healthy school lunch programs.
MLK Day Student Art

Juneteenth Reflection

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The work of liberation calls us to listen deeply, learn continuously, & dismantle racism & the structures that perpetuate inequality and oppression.
High School Graduation 2026

High School Graduation 2026

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

PCT Featured in NAIS Publication

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The National Association of Independent Schools features an article about Oak Grove's Pastoral Care Time (PCT) Program
High School Students read Summer 2026 edition

Student Newspaper, Summer 2026

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Read the 17th edition of our student newspaper The Oak Grove Inquirer and enjoy articles, essays, opinion pieces, art, poetry, and more!
Oak Grove School 50th Anniversary, Ojai CA

50th Anniversary Weekend

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Oak Grove School’s 50th Anniversary weekend was more than a celebration of a milestone. It was a living expression of our community.
High School Spring Showcase

High School Spring Showcase 2026

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Featuring creative work from high school elective classes, including studio art, ceramics, cooking, photography, dance, poetry, and music. 
garden Program, Oak Grove School, Ojai CA

Garden Dispatch: Reflections on Spring

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The garden grew alongside our students, who worked collaboratively and contributed to a shared Oak Grove garden and food forest.
Students on swing set

Are We Bored Enough?

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Research continues to affirm that quiet, unstructured moments, even moments that feel boring, are not empty. They are essential.