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:

Sweet to Savory
Blog, Food, News, Staff & FacultyOak Grove's Head Chef, Julia San Bartolome, reflects on her decision to join the school and the delectable role food plays for the community.

Revisiting J. Krishnamurti
Blog, Krishnamurti, NewsThe June 2022 issue of India's respected magazine, Education World, dives into the importance and relevance of Krishnamurti's teachings and his global impact on school students and adults alike.

Alumni Parent Profile: Molly Smith ’98
Alum, Blog“It has been a dream to have Isla go to Oak Grove and a little surreal returning as a parent. Oak Grove was like my second home,”

Alumni Parent Profile: Jonothan Solorzano
Alum, BlogOak Grove is a magical place... I know that the values instilled in me at an early age remain deeply embedded, and I am so happy we are able to share the same experience with Rye.

End of Year 2022
Alum, Blog, News, Parent Perspective, Student PerspectiveOn June 10, we officially said goodbye to the 2021-22 school year and to the Class of 2022. Saying goodbye to a teacher, friend, school, or classmate can be difficult, sad, or perhaps even joyful with expectation for what is to come.

Firefighting Goats
Blog, NewsCheck out this article in the Daily Optimist about the goats on campus

Middle School Graduation 2022
Blog, Events, News, Staff & Faculty, Student PerspectiveJoin us for the Middle School Graduation!

Congratulations Class of 2022
Blog, Events, News, Staff & Faculty, Student PerspectiveCongratulations Class of 2022!

Friendship in Early Childhood
Blog, Parent Education, Parent UpdateLearning how to make and be a friend is one of the major developmental tasks of early childhood. It’s like learning to read – it’s a foundational skill for building later competencies that depend on this.