August–September 2026

Current School News

Current School News

August–September 2026

A Thought To Savor

"A Bible that's falling apart usually belongs to someone whose life isn't. Saturate your soul with Scripture, and your teaching will bear fruit."

– Charles Spurgeon

2025-26 Scripture Memorization(opens in new tab)

All School

Lands' End Labor Day Sales

August 19–25: 25% off select school styles
Code: LEAD25

September 2–8: 20% off select school styles
Code: LABOR25

Lands' End website(opens in new tab) – School Number: 900069105
The sooner you order, the more you save! Please note that longer fulfillment times may occur this time of year due to high volume, so try to order as early as possible.

Labor Day (Office Closed) – Mon., Sept. 7

The school office will be closed Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.

Regular Office Hours Resume – Tues., Sept. 8

Regular school office hours (Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm) will resume Tuesday, September 8.

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Fall Sports Begin Tues., Sept. 8
Registration Now Open!(opens in new tab)

Planning to participate in fall sports? Registration is now open through Annasis! 

Essential Fall Sports Parent Meeting – Tues., Sept. 15 [7pm]

For each family with a child participating in Fall sports this year, at least one parent should attend the Essential Fall Sports Parent Meeting on Tuesday, September 15 at 7:00pm. This meeting is for parents only, so athletes should not attend.

***Up-to-date Sports Physical Required***

IMPORTANT: An up-to-date doctor-signed physical is required to complete fall sports registration. Updated physicals must be uploaded into Annasis as a part of the registration process. Please reference the 2026 Fall Sports Physical Exam Eligibility Check(opens in new tab) page to verify if your child's physical is up to date.

The physical must be:

  • Dated within two years of the last day of the season (for most, that means on or after November 1, 2024)
  • Signed by a licensed medical provider
  • Uploaded by you during registration (if an updated version is required at this time)

Thousands of athletes are currently booking physicals right now, so please do not delay! Your child will be unable to participate in Oaks athletics until this is submitted.

Physical Exam Form(opens in new tab)
2026 Fall Sports Physical Exam Eligibility Check(opens in new tab)

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The Oaks' 4th Annual 5K Fun Run/Walk - Sat, Sept. 19 [8:30am] *Register by Sept. 10 to guarantee a race shirt(opens in new tab)

Now is the time to register for The Oaks Annual Fun Run!(opens in new tab)

RUN – a fun and challenging certified 5k course (3.1 miles)

SPONSOR – become a corporate sponsor of this event.

VOLUNTEER – sign up for a special assignment. We love our volunteers! Volunteer Sign-up(opens in new tab)

DATE: Saturday, September 19, 2026
TIME: 8:30am
AGES: 1–100+
STARTING LINE: The Oaks - 11711 E 24th Ave - Spokane Valley, WA

This community event is designed to have fun, as well as raise funds for the school. Basic "Runner: registration is $30 per racer with the option to register as an "Oaks Champion" or "Oaks Legacy Partner" available. The registration site(opens in new tab) provides further details. Please contact Development Director, Mrs. Shelley Moss(opens in new tab), to become a sponsor, volunteer, or ask questions.

All proceeds support the mission and vision of The Oaks Classical Christian Academy..."(graduating students) who glorify Christ, shape culture, and shine the light of God's truth into every endeavor of life."

The Oaks Fun Run(opens in new tab)

Parent Orientation & Open House - Tues., Sept. 15 [5:00–7:30pm] *All Grammar, Logic & Rhetoric School Parents please plan to attend
*Parents only please! 

The Oaks staff are excited to welcome all Oaks parents on Tuesday, September 15, beginning at 5:00pm in the Great Hall. The evening will begin with a time of fellowship, followed by a parent orientation and Open House. During the Open House, parents will have the opportunity to meet their child's teacher and receive helpful information for the upcoming school year. Grammar School teachers (Junior Kindergarten through 6th grade) will host parents in their classrooms, while Logic & Rhetoric School teachers will be available in the Great Hall. The open house will conclude at 7:00pm for Grammar School and 7:30pm for Logic & Rhetoric School. We looking forward to seeing you and preparing for a wonderful year ahead!

1st Day of School – Thur., Sept. 17 [9am–12pm] *everyday uniforms

The Oaks 2026-27 school year officially begins Thursday, September 17 at 9:00am, with the main doors opening at 8:30am. Everyday uniforms are a better option than formals on the 1st day due to the activities of the day. We are looking forward to a wonderful school year and can hardly wait to see a campus filled with school families once again! 

Parent Coffee Fellowship – Thur., Sept. 17 [9am]

Once the children are settled into their classrooms and ready to begin their day, parents are invited to join other Oaks parents and staff for a coffee fellowship in the Great Hall.

Cantabile & All School Lunch – Thur., Sept. 17 [11:30am & 12pm]

To kick off the 2026-27 school year, the first day of school will conclude with Cantabile and an all-school lunch. Please plan to join us in the Great Hall at 11:30am for Cantabile. School will be dismissed following Cantabile and a complimentary lunch will be provided. 

Back-to-School Event Help Needed

We look forward to having everyone back on campus soon and are excited to celebrate the start of a new school year! Volunteers for these events are greatly appreciated. If you would like to lend a hand please use one of the below links to sign up.

Back-to-School Events Volunteer Signup(opens in new tab)

Music on the Field Volunteer Signup(opens in new tab)

Fun Run Volunteer Signup(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)

Convocation  – Fri., Sept. 18 [8:35–9:30am]

The Oaks Convocation will be held on Friday, September 18 in the Great Hall. Students should wear their formal uniform for this ceremony. Parents are welcome to attend.

Formal Fridays Begin Sept. 18

Once again this year Fridays will be our weekly formal uniform day. Grammar school P.E. classes will take place Monday through Thursday during the school year, making Fridays a perfect day for formal clothing. There will be a few exceptions to this through out the year that will be announced here, on the school news page. 

Cantabile Resumes Fri., Sept. 18

What a joy it will be to sing all together in the Great Hall once again this year! The Oaks will continue our tradition of beginning and ending each week with Cantabile this year (Mondays at 8:15am and Fridays at 3pm), officially beginning in the Great Hall on Friday, September 18.

Music on the Field - Fri., Sept. 18 [5:30–7:30pm]

Save the date and plan to come to The Oaks for Music on the Field the evening of Friday, September 18.

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2026–27 Conservatory School Admissions Now Open(opens in new tab)
*Class Registrations Now Available(opens in new tab) |
*Lesson Registration Coming Soon(opens in new tab)

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Planning to participate in the Conservatory this school year? The process in Annasis has changed slightly. Prior to registering for a Conservatory class or lesson all participants will need to apply to the Conservatory School. Registration is open through Annasis. Please visit The Oaks Conservatory Website(opens in new tab) for registration directions and information about the available offerings.

Conservatory Classes Coming This Fall!

Planning to return to, or join, a class this fall? The Conservatory has added some exciting new offerings for students from 3 1/2 years old to 99.

Dance Classes

  • Ballet Foundations: 6 yrs–Adult
  • Ballet Technique: 6–18 yrs (2x per wk, by invitation)
  • Pre-Pointe: 10–18 yrs (2x per wk, by invitation)
  • Musical Theater Dance: 5–12th grade
  • Primary Ballet: 5–6 yrs
  • Dance Conditioning: Adult (mornings or evenings)
  • Pre-Ballet: 3 1/2–5 yrs
  • Intro to Partner Dancing: 9th grade–Adult
  • Tap Dance: 2nd–5th grade

Music Classes

  • Acorn Music: 3–5 yrs with parent
  • Lamppost Percussion: 3rd–6th grade
  • Western Woods Winds: 3rd–6th grade
  • White Stag Strings: 3rd–6th grade
  • Beginning Keyboarding: 6yrs–Adult

Conservatory Parent Meeting - Mon., Sept. 28 [6:30pm]

The Conservatory will be hosting a parent meeting on Monday, September 28 at 6:30pm. If your child is registered for or interested in lessons or classes please plan to attend this meeting to receive pertinent information about the program for the year ahead.

2026–27 Family Handbook & Uniform Policy Available
*Please read prior to start of '26–'27 school year

The 2026-27 Family Handbook(opens in new tab), including the 2026-27 Uniform Policy(opens in new tab), has been updated and is available. Oaks families are asked to read the updated handbook prior to the start of school each year. Printed copies are available in the school office.

2026-27 Supply Lists

The supply and literature lists for the upcoming school year are available on the Supply Lists page(opens in new tab), under the Parent tab.

Used Uniforms: Swap on Annasis & Closet in Office

Families with gently used uniform items to donate or sell, may do so either by bringing the items into the school office to donate to the Used Uniform Closet or by posting on The Oaks Uniform Swap(opens in new tab) on Annasis.

Those looking for "new" old pieces for the fall are welcome to stop by and look through the closet in the school office anytime during regular office hours. There is a $5 donation for any item purchased from the Used Uniform Closet, while Swap(opens in new tab) prices are determined by the seller.

*Please consult The Oaks 2026-27 Uniform Policy(opens in new tab) when both buying and selling uniform items. As a preliminary guideline, all clothing items must be embroidered with The Oaks logo & must be Lands' End brand (unless uniform policy states otherwise).

2026-27 Drop-off & Pick-up Instructions

ARRIVAL: All students and parents are asked to enter the main building through the front doors. Parents may exit through the east and west wings. The main entrance will be open at 7:45am Monday and 8:00am Tuesday through Friday, with classrooms opening at 8:00am Monday and 8:15am Tuesday through Friday. Logic & Rhetoric students and parents may enter the MP building through the main entry or side doors.

DISMISSAL: Grammar classroom teachers will escort students to the parking lot where parents may pick up their child. Secondary students and 6th graders will be dismissed from their classroom. Students who are not picked up by 3:15pm will be escorted to the office to await their parents arrival.

PARKING LOT FLOW: In an effort to keep the parking lot a safe place for students during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up, families are asked to please adhere to the following guidelines and communicate this information to those who will be picking up or dropping off Oaks students.

The parking lot located off of 24th avenue, west of The Oaks main building is designated for student drop-off and pick-up.

  • Enter on the west side.
  • Drive up to the MP/Gym building and pull to the side if dropping off (leaving space for others to go around).
  • Drive out through the center lane, exiting on the east side.
  • Pull through a parking space with your vehicle facing east to park and drop off (limiting the need to reverse your car helps to keep the parking lot safe).
  • Exit on the east side.
  • Remind your children to walk along the edges and not to play in the parking lot.
  • Please reference the Parking Lot Flow picture for further details. 

Student drivers should park in the lot located off of 22nd avenue, north of the multipurpose building.

Regular School Hours

School hours for the 2026-27 school year are 8:30am through 3:00pm, with school beginning at 8:15am on Mondays and concluding at 3:15pm on Fridays. AM kindergarten class hours are 8:30am–12:00pm (beginning at 8:15am on Mondays). Jr Kindergarten hours are 8:30–11:30am Tuesday through Thursday. Parents are always welcomed & encouraged to attend Cantabile on Mondays (8:15–8:30am) and Fridays (3:00–3:15pm).

Students may be dropped off in the mornings beginning at 8:00am (7:45am on Mondays) and should be picked up no later than 3:15pm (3:30pm on Fridays). Any students on campus outside of these hours must be supervised by their parent or parent designee.

Upcoming Dates

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
Monday–Thursday; 9am–1pm
*closed Fridays

August 31, September 1 & 3

  • Jazz Band Camp (9–Adult) [5:30–7:30pm]

August 31–September 3

  • Summer Voice Camp (2nd grade–12yrs) [10am–12pm]
  • Summer Voice Camp (13yrs–Adult) [1–3pm]

September 7

  • Labor Day (Office Closed)

September 8

  • Regular Office Hours Resume [Mon–Fri; 8am–4pm]
  • Teachers Return
  • High School Fall Sports Begin

September 8–11

  • College Application Boot Camp (12th)
  • Yellowstone Field Trip (9th)

September 14 & 16

  • Latin Boot Camp (New 4–10th grade students) [1–4pm]

September 15

  • Parent Orientation [5:00–7:30pm]
  • Fall Sports Parent Meeting [7–8pm]

September 17

  • First Day of School & Student Orientation (half-day) [9am–12pm]
  • Cantabile [11:30am]
  • All School Lunch [12pm]

September 18

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day Begins
  • Convocation [8:35–9:30am]
  • Music on the Field [5:30–7:30pm]

September 19

  • Fun Run [8:30am]

September 21

  • Conservatory Fall Semester Begins
  • Cantabile [8:15am]

September 22–25

  • Mount St Helens Field Trip (7th Grade)
Parking Lot Flow

Grammar School

Please refer to your child's Weekly Letter for class specific information.

Classes Posted Fri., Sept. 4

Class schedules are available on the Calendar & Schedules page(opens in new tab). Individual classes, including your child's teacher(s), will be posted on Annasis Friday, September 4.

Summer Reading Letters

All 5–6th grade Oaks students and parent will receive a summer reading letter from your teacher. Below are each of the letters for your reference.

6th Grade Insect Collection Letter

6th grade parents will receive an Insect Collection letter from your science teacher. Below is this letter for your reference.

Logic & Rhetoric Schools

Class Schedules

The Logic & Rhetoric School's class schedules are available on the Calendar & Schedules page(opens in new tab). Individual class schedules will be posted on Annasis Friday, September 4. Printed schedules, which include locker numbers, will be handed out to students on the 1st day of school.

Elective Class Selections (11th & 12th grades)
*Selections due by Fri., Sept. 4

During first semester, juniors and seniors will select one elective for 5th period. These courses are designed to provide practical skills, academic enrichment, leadership opportunities, and preparation for life beyond high school. Please read the descriptions (below) before making a selection. Registrations are due by Friday, September 4. Classes will be automatically assigned to any students who have not made a selection by the due date. Please feel free to contact Registrar, Anya Schnell, with any questions or for assistance.

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Personal Finance – Register
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Mr. Richard Knowlton & Mr. Keith Dimeler
(1/2 credit per semester)

This course equips students with practical knowledge and wisdom needed to manage money faithfully and responsibly. Topics include budgeting, saving, banking, credit, investing, taxes, insurance, stewardship, and planning for future financial decisions. Students will learn biblical principles of financial stewardship while developing skills that serve them throughout adulthood.

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Latin Independent Study – Register(opens in new tab)
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Mr. Eric Indgjerd
(1/2 credit per semester)

This independent study course is designed for students who desire to continue their study of Latin beyond the regular curriculum. Students will work through assigned readings and translations, under the guidance of Mr. Eric Indgjerd. The course requires self-discipline, consistent preparation, and a commitment to advancing in the Latin language.

Twice weekly we'll enter into conversation with the poets, song writers, philosophers and theologians of Latin literature, reading selections from such works as the fables of Phaedrus, Virgil's Aeneid, Seneca's Moral Epistles and Thomas à Kempis' On The Imitation of Christ, to name a few.  These texts, happily and sober-mindedly discussed, will be the source material from which we'll gather wisdom, force and encouragement to love God, and our neighbor, as ourselves. –Mr. Indgjerd

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Mock Trial Forum – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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Mr. Anthony Beattie
(1/2 credit per semester)
Full year course

Members* of the Forum will participate in the annual Mock Trial competition as attorneys or witnesses where they will compete against other teams of student lawyers in the district and hopefully state competition. Six student attorneys will be assigned as counsel for the plaintiff or defendant, while others will work closely with the student attorneys as witnesses, preparing the best case, and perfecting direct and cross examinations. In addition to Mock Trial, students will develop foundational legal skills by synthesizing landmark caselaw, interpreting statutes, and drafting letters to clients and memoranda to senior partners. Through their coursework and selected reading, students will learn and debate what it takes to read, think, write, and argue like an attorney focused on ethical representation centered in our Christian faith. Students will also have the opportunity to hear from and ask questions of local attorneys practicing in various areas of law. Juniors and seniors wishing to take part in Mock Trial are strongly encouraged to register, but it is not a requirement.
*Must commit to competing in Mock Trial competition as attorney or witness and requires approval.
*Session runs through both first and second semesters.

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Grammar School Teacher Assistant – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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Teacher assignment will be given at the start of the school year
(1/2 credit per semester)

Teacher Assistants serve alongside Grammar School teachers by helping with classroom organization, instructional materials, student supervision, and other daily responsibilities. This elective is designed for mature, dependable students who enjoy serving others and desire to contribute to the life of the school. Students will develop leadership, responsibility, initiative, and a servant's heart while supporting younger students and faculty.
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Study Hall – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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(no credit)

Study Hall provides students with a structured and quiet environment to complete homework, read, study, or work on long-term assignments. Students are expected to use this time wisely, remain focused, and demonstrate personal responsibility. This period is supervised but is intended to foster independence and effective time management.
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When considering electives, think carefully about your interests, time, future goals, and how to best use this opportunity to grow in wisdom, knowledge, and service. Choose a course that will challenge you, strengthen your character, and prepare you to glorify God in your calling.

"Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men."
– Colossians 3:23

Class of 2027 College Application Boot Camp
Tues–Fri, Sept. 8–11

Register Today!(opens in new tab)

College Advisor, Mrs. Lynn Gibson, will once again be hosting the annual College Application Boot Camp to help the rising seniors get a jump start on the application process before heading into the senior year. All participants must register by August 1.

College Boot Camp Registration(opens in new tab)

Summer Reading Letters

All 7–12th grade Oaks students and parent will receive a summer reading letter from your Literature/Traditio teacher. Below are each of the letters for your reference.

Helpful Link:

College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling(opens in new tab)

School Scripture

That they may be called Oaks of righteousness, The planting of the Lord, that He may be glorified.

– Isaiah 61:3b

Grammar School

Please refer to your child's Weekly Letter for class specific information.

Classes Posted Fri., Sept. 4

Class schedules are available on the Calendar & Schedules page(opens in new tab). Individual classes, including your child's teacher(s), will be posted on Annasis Friday, September 4.

Summer Reading Letters

All 5–6th grade Oaks students and parent will receive a summer reading letter from your teacher. Below are each of the letters for your reference.

6th Grade Insect Collection Letter

6th grade parents will receive an Insect Collection letter from your science teacher. Below is this letter for your reference.

6th Grade - Insect Collection Letter(opens in new tab)

Logic & Rhetoric Schools

Class Schedules

The Logic & Rhetoric School's class schedules are available on the Calendar & Schedules page(opens in new tab). Individual class schedules will be posted on Annasis Friday, September 4. Printed schedules, which include locker numbers, will be handed out to students on the 1st day of school.

Elective Class Selections (11th & 12th grades)
*Selections due by Fri., Sept. 4

During first semester, juniors and seniors will select one elective for 5th period. These courses are designed to provide practical skills, academic enrichment, leadership opportunities, and preparation for life beyond high school. Please read the descriptions (below) before making a selection. Registrations are due by Friday, September 4. Classes will be automatically assigned to any students who have not made a selection by the due date. Please feel free to contact Registrar, Anya Schnell, with any questions or for assistance.

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Personal Finance – Register
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Mr. Richard Knowlton & Mr. Keith Dimeler
(1/2 credit per semester)

This course equips students with practical knowledge and wisdom needed to manage money faithfully and responsibly. Topics include budgeting, saving, banking, credit, investing, taxes, insurance, stewardship, and planning for future financial decisions. Students will learn biblical principles of financial stewardship while developing skills that serve them throughout adulthood.

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Latin Independent Study – Register(opens in new tab)
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Mr. Eric Indgjerd
(1/2 credit per semester)

This independent study course is designed for students who desire to continue their study of Latin beyond the regular curriculum. Students will work through assigned readings and translations, under the guidance of Mr. Eric Indgjerd. The course requires self-discipline, consistent preparation, and a commitment to advancing in the Latin language.

Twice weekly we'll enter into conversation with the poets, song writers, philosophers and theologians of Latin literature, reading selections from such works as the fables of Phaedrus, Virgil's Aeneid, Seneca's Moral Epistles and Thomas à Kempis' On The Imitation of Christ, to name a few.  These texts, happily and sober-mindedly discussed, will be the source material from which we'll gather wisdom, force and encouragement to love God, and our neighbor, as ourselves. –Mr. Indgjerd

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Mock Trial Forum – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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Mr. Anthony Beattie
(1/2 credit per semester)
Full year course

Members* of the Forum will participate in the annual Mock Trial competition as attorneys or witnesses where they will compete against other teams of student lawyers in the district and hopefully state competition. Six student attorneys will be assigned as counsel for the plaintiff or defendant, while others will work closely with the student attorneys as witnesses, preparing the best case, and perfecting direct and cross examinations. In addition to Mock Trial, students will develop foundational legal skills by synthesizing landmark caselaw, interpreting statutes, and drafting letters to clients and memoranda to senior partners. Through their coursework and selected reading, students will learn and debate what it takes to read, think, write, and argue like an attorney focused on ethical representation centered in our Christian faith. Students will also have the opportunity to hear from and ask questions of local attorneys practicing in various areas of law. Juniors and seniors wishing to take part in Mock Trial are strongly encouraged to register, but it is not a requirement.
*Must commit to competing in Mock Trial competition as attorney or witness and requires approval.
*Session runs through both first and second semesters.

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Grammar School Teacher Assistant – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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Teacher assignment will be given at the start of the school year
(1/2 credit per semester)

Teacher Assistants serve alongside Grammar School teachers by helping with classroom organization, instructional materials, student supervision, and other daily responsibilities. This elective is designed for mature, dependable students who enjoy serving others and desire to contribute to the life of the school. Students will develop leadership, responsibility, initiative, and a servant's heart while supporting younger students and faculty.
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Study Hall – Register(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)(opens in new tab)
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(no credit)

Study Hall provides students with a structured and quiet environment to complete homework, read, study, or work on long-term assignments. Students are expected to use this time wisely, remain focused, and demonstrate personal responsibility. This period is supervised but is intended to foster independence and effective time management.
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When considering electives, think carefully about your interests, time, future goals, and how to best use this opportunity to grow in wisdom, knowledge, and service. Choose a course that will challenge you, strengthen your character, and prepare you to glorify God in your calling.

"Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men."
– Colossians 3:23

Class of 2027 College Application Boot Camp
Tues–Fri, Sept. 8–11

Register Today!(opens in new tab)

College Advisor, Mrs. Lynn Gibson, will once again be hosting the annual College Application Boot Camp to help the rising seniors get a jump start on the application process before heading into the senior year. All participants must register by August 1.

College Boot Camp Registration(opens in new tab)

Summer Reading Letters

All 7–12th grade Oaks students and parent will receive a summer reading letter from your Literature/Traditio teacher. Below are each of the letters for your reference.

Helpful Link:

College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling(opens in new tab)

Upcoming Dates

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
Monday–Thursday; 9am–1pm
*closed Fridays

August 31, September 1 & 3

  • Jazz Band Camp (9–Adult) [5:30–7:30pm]

August 31–September 3

  • Summer Voice Camp (2nd grade–12yrs) [10am–12pm]
  • Summer Voice Camp (13yrs–Adult) [1–3pm]

September 7

  • Labor Day (Office Closed)

September 8

  • Regular Office Hours Resume [Mon–Fri; 8am–4pm]
  • Teachers Return
  • High School Fall Sports Begin

September 8–11

  • College Application Boot Camp (12th)
  • Yellowstone Field Trip (9th)

September 14 & 16

  • Latin Boot Camp (New 4–10th grade students) [1–4pm]

September 15

  • Parent Orientation [5:00–7:30pm]
  • Fall Sports Parent Meeting [7–8pm]

September 17

  • First Day of School & Student Orientation (half-day) [9am–12pm]
  • Cantabile [11:30am]
  • All School Lunch [12pm]

September 18

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day Begins
  • Convocation [8:35–9:30am]
  • Music on the Field [5:30–7:30pm]

September 19

  • Fun Run [8:30am]

September 21

  • Conservatory Fall Semester Begins
  • Cantabile [8:15am]

September 22–25

  • Mount St Helens Field Trip (7th Grade)