March 5–11, 2026

Current School News

Current School News

March 5–11, 2026

A Thought To Savor

"Next to the Word of God, music is the greatest treasure. It shapes the soul and lifts the heart to God."

– Martin Luther

2025-26 Scripture Memorization

All School

Fine Arts Festival Choral Concert at The Fox - Fri., Mar. 6 [6:30pm]

The Oaks is excited to host this year's first ever Northwest Fine Arts Festival on Thursday and Friday, March 5th and 6th. With over 10 schools attending, the festival will conclude with a choral concert at The Fox Theater on Friday, March 6 at 6:30pm. All are welcome, and encouraged, to attend this free concert. For those unable to attend in person, the concert will be live streamed via The Oaks Facebook page as well.

Fine Arts Festival Concert Live Stream

Festival Volunteers Needed

The Fine Arts Festival will be taking place at The Oaks on Thursday, March 5 and downtown, at The Fox Theater, on Friday, March 6. As we seek to be hospitable to our many guests these two days, Events Coordinator, Beth Schultz, is looking for a few helping hands. Those who are interested in helping with this endeavor please use the link below to sign-up. Please contact Beth Schultz with any questions.

Fine Arts Festival Volunteer Sign-up

Mid-term Grades Available Tues., Mar. 10 [8am] 

Mid-term grades will be available to view on Annasis Tuesday, March 10 at 8am. Grades may be viewed on the Classes tab in Annasis. Click on the individual class/subject to see details of those grades.

Upcoming Open House - Tues., Mar. 10 [9–11am]
*RSVP online

The last open house of the season is scheduled for Tuesday, March 10. This open house will take place from 9 to 11am. Feel free to invite friends and family who are interested in The Oaks to this event. To RSVP please use the Open House RSVP Form or call the school office at 509-536-5955 for more information. Oaks families are always welcome to attend an open house with your family and friends as well.

2026-27 Open Enrollment

Open enrollment for new students (JrK–12th grades) officially began February 1st. Know an interested family? Send them a link to The Oaks Admissions Interest Form to set up a tour or ask questions. Please feel free to contact The Oaks Admissions Officer, Anya Schnell, with any admissions questions.

Lands' End Spring Sale – Through Mar. 10

Hello Spring Savings! – 20% off Select  School Styles
Code: HELLOSPRING20
Lands' End website – School Number: 900069105
Lands' End E-catalog

Official Coffee Shop & Library Openings Coming Soon!
Sign the Library Guidelines Disclaimer to be ready to check out books

The official openings of The Oaks Coffee Shop & Library are just around the corner. The arrival of and training on our brand new espresso machine is in the works. The books are almost all cataloged and volunteer librarians are being arranged. Stay tuned for more official news coming soon. In the meantime, any student planning to check out books must have the Library Guidelines Disclaimer, available in Annasis, signed by a parent. By signing this disclaimer, an account will be created for that child and he will be ready to check out books when the library is officially open in just a few short weeks. Please also read the Library Guidelines that will be available in the Family Handbook in the near future. What a blessing to be able to officially open these spaces soon and use them as they were designed.

Library Guidelines Disclaimer

Lost & Found  – Thurs., Mar. 12
*Please label everything! We want you to be reunited with your items.

Lost & found items will be set out on Thursday. Please stop by to see if anything belongs to your family. All unclaimed items, except uniforms, will be donated at the end of the day. Thank you to all who come by the office to find missing belongings prior to them being placed out. We appreciate your help in keeping the lost & found pile low. 

Parent/Teacher Conferences - Mar. 18–20
*On-line sign-ups now available!
*No school Thurs. & Fri., Mar. 19 & 20

Spring Parent/Teacher Conferences are just around the corner. This is a great opportunity to partner with your child's teacher as you seek to raise your child in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Grammar School conferences will be scheduled Thursday & Friday, March 19 & 20. Logic & Rhetoric School conferences will be scheduled Wednesday evening & throughout Thursday & Friday, March 18–20. The online sign-up will be available after Mid-Winter Break and the office will gladly assist you as needed. 

Parent/Teacher Conference Sign-up

No School - Thurs. & Fri., Mar. 19 & 20

There will be no school on Thursday March 19 or Friday March 20 so that parents and teachers have the opportunity to conference with one another.

No Oaks Athletic Sweatshirts After Parent/Teacher Conferences

On non-formal uniform days this fall/winter Oaks students have had the opportunity to wear their Athletic & Mock Trial Oaks hoodies and crew necks during the school day. Upon returning from parent/teacher conferences on March 23, as we head into spring, these Oaks sweatshirts will no longer be acceptable uniform items during the school day. Please note, that the Lands' End crewneck sweatshirt is an acceptable uniform item throughout the school year.

Senior Thesis Presentations - March 27–28

The seniors are presenting and defending their theses the evening of Friday, March 27 and morning of Saturday, March 28. All are welcome to attend these presentations. The schedule with a complete listing of times and topics will be posted here shortly.

Senior Thesis Request for Help

With Senior Thesis Presentations just around the corner, Rhetoric Teacher, Mr. Matt Chastain is requesting help from our Oaks families. If you are willing and able to help with judging and/or technical support please contact Mr. Chastain.

  • Judging: Three judges are needed for each thesis. Judging consists of (1) asking a few questions to the students after their speech and (2) giving feedback to the advisor to assist the advisor in grading. More detailed information, including tips for asking good questions, will be gladly provided to anyone interested. If you would like to judge, please let Mr. Chastain know the times and topics you prefer.
  • Audience: We would love to have you as a guest at the thesis presentations to hear the many interesting topics the seniors have prepared. You and your child will have the opportunity to see where younger Oaks students are heading. This is the culmination of the rhetoric training and overall education at The Oaks, and the seniors would be honored to have a good size audience.
  • Technical Support: The speeches will be recorded and shared with the students' families. Help recording the speeches would be greatly appreciated. Please let Mr. Chastain know if you are able to assist.

Thank you for supporting our seniors!

Tickets Now Available for Evening of Provision - Fri., Apr. 24 [6pm]

You are invited to an Evening of Provision on Friday, April 24 beginning at 6pm in the Great Hall. This will be a night to remember! Beautiful music, delicious food, and sweet fellowship will make this a special fundraising event. Catch the vision for where The Oaks is going and how you can support God's work. This is an evening you will not want to miss. Tickets are now available for purchase on the Evening of Provision website. Questions may be directed to Development Director, Mrs. Shelley Moss.

Evening of Provision Tickets

The Oaks Theater Presents Mary Poppins
Fri.–Sat., May 22–23 at the Myrtle Woldson Perfoming Arts Center
*Tickets Now on Sale!

Tickets are now on sale for this year's spring musical, Mary Poppins. Individual tickets, as well as box seats, are available for purchase on the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center website.

Gerard Manley Hopkins Poetry Champions

Congratulations to the winners of The Gerard Manley Hopkins Poetry Competition! It was a beautiful night of poetry and you all presented masterfully. Thank you for blessing us with your lovely recitations. 

1st Place – Adelaide Jones (12th)
2nd Place – Christine Brodersen (10th)
3rd Place – Maelin McCauley (7th)
4th Place – Carrie Gardner (9th)

Volunteer to Serve Friday Pizza Lunch

Those who are interested in helping with this endeavor please sign-up using the links below. Please contact Kristen Bailey with any questions.

March Pizza Lunch Volunteer Sign-up

Upcoming Dates

October 14–16

  • Parent/Teacher Conferences

October 15

  • PSAT Test [8:30–11:30am]
  • SAT Test [12:30–3:30pm]

October 15–16

  • No School

October 19

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

October 20

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Hillsdale College [12:35-1:00pm]

October 21

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Eastern Washington University [12:35-1:00pm]

October 22

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Carroll College [12:35-1:00pm]

October 23

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Patrick Henry College (virtual) [12:35-1:00pm]
  • Cantabile [3pm]
  • Family Night [4pm]

October 24

  • MCL Jr High Volleyball Tournament
  • Annual Fall Friends of The Oaks Event [5–8pm]

October 26

  • Cantabile [8:15am]
  • PM Activity Schedule

October 29

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Whitworth University [12:35-1:00pm]

October 30

  • Half-day [8:30am–12:15pm]
  • Grandparents' Day
  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Cantabile [12pm]
  • Family Night/Senior Night [4pm]

October 31

  • MCL JV Volleyball Tournament

November 2

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 3

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Washington State University [12:35-1:00pm]

November 6

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]

November 6-7

  • MCL Boys Soccer Tournament
  • MCL Varsity Volleyball Tournament

November 9

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 10

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Gonzaga University [12:35-1:00pm]

November 11

  • High School Boys & Girls Basketball Begins

November 12

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - University of Idaho [12:35-1:00pm]

November 12-13

  • NW ACCS Administrators Conference

November 13

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]

November 16

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 17

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - LeTourneau University (virtual) [12:35-1:00pm]

November 18

  • AM Activity Schedule
  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Northwest Nazarene University [12:05-12:30pm]

November 20

  • Picture Day
  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]
The Oaks 2026 Talent Show
The Oaks 2026 Talent Show
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Grammar School

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

Special Art Class for 3rd–6th Grades - Fri., Mar. 6

While the 9–12th grade students and many Rhetoric teachers are at the Fox theater on Friday, March 6 for the Fine Arts Festival, the 3rd–6th grade students have the opportunity for a special art time with Mr. Justin Hatcher, creator of Creature Kids on Canon+. Mr. Hatcher is coming to The Oaks to adjudicate the Visual Arts Division of the Fine Arts Festival and has graciously agreed to teach this lesson to our grammar students on Friday.

Speech Meet - Tues.–Wed., Mar. 17–18

This year's Grammar School Classroom Speech Meets are scheduled for March 17 and 18, with student memorization due by Tuesday, March 10. The qualifying students will then present their speeches to the entire Grammar School at the Speech Meet Assembly on Tuesday, March 24. Please reference the Speech Meet Info Letter that was sent home with your child for further details.

Memorization Due:
Tuesday, March 10

Classroom Speech Meet:
Tuesday–Wednesday, March 17–18
*All speeches will take place in Rooms #213/214 (East end of upstairs hall)

TUESDAY, MARCH 17
11:00am – 5th Grade
1:15pm – 6th Grade

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18
9:00am – 1st Grade
10:00am – 2nd Grade
11:15am – 3rd Grade
1:45pm – 4th Grade

Speech Meet Assembly:
Tuesday, March 24
*Parents and guests are welcome to join us in the Great Hall at 1:30pm to enjoy the presentations and congratulate our finalists.

Secondary Siblings Attending Speeches:
*Parent note due 1 day prior
Parents, if you would like your secondary child to attend their sibling's speech please send a note in with your the secondary child for the teacher(s) whose class(es) they will be leaving at least one day prior to the speech. This is a kindness to your child's teacher(s) and classmates as it helps the teacher to better prepare that day's class. Please send in notes for both the classroom speech meets and the speech assembly.

Upcoming Class Events:

Tues. & Wed., Mar. 17 & 18

  • 1st–6th Grade Classroom Speech Meet in Rooms 213 & 214 [8:30am–3pm]

Tues., Mar. 24

  • 1st–6th Grade Speech Meet Assembly in Great Hall [1:30–3pm]

Thurs., Mar. 26

  • 3rd Grade Greek Festival in Great Hall [8:30am–3pm]

Tues., Apr. 28

  • 4th Grade Wax Museum in Great Hall [1–2:30pm]

May 26–29

Logic & Rhetoric Schools

Fine Arts Festival - Mar. 5 & 6
*All 9–12th students participating during day & evening

The Choral Festival, which has occurred in November in years past, is now the Fine Arts Festival, being held March 5–6. All Oaks 9–12th graders will participate in this event after school on Thursday, March 5th (on The Oaks campus) as well as all day and evening on Friday (off-campus at The Fox). We are looking forward to a wonderful event giving students the opportunity to demonstrate hospitality, experience fellowship with like-minded students from around the Northwest, and enjoy learning about and creating beautiful art together. These event will culminate in a lovely Choral Concert at the Fox on Friday evening. Below are a few details to be aware of.

  • Thursday, March 5th at The Oaks [3–8pm]
    • Competitions & Film Session: Students will begin the event by participating in literary art, musical performance, and visual art competitions or a film session.
    • Keynote Speaker: Students will then enjoy hearing from author, ND Wilson encouraging them to create excellent art.
    • Dinner & Concert: The last portion of the evening will include dinner followed by a live performance of movie scores and stories from world class artists.
    • Dismissal: The evening will conclude at 8:30pm after a time of hymn singing. 
  • Friday, March 6th at The Fox Theater [9am–8pm]
    • Arrival/Departure: Students should plan to be at the theater at 9am and remain onsite until the concert's completion (approx. 8:15pm). Student drivers should not park at meters as there will be no dismissals during the day for safety reasons.
    • Cell Phones: According to usual school-day policies, students will be expected to have cell phones turned off and stowed in their personal belongings. A student may request permission from a teacher, if needed, to contact a parent during the day.
    • Emergency Contact: Mrs. Abigail Jones will be available as an emergency contact for parents during the day Friday. Please call the school office at 509.536.5955 if you need her number.
    • Meals/Snacks/Water: Lunch and dinner are provided, as well as some snacks and beverages throughout the day. Students are welcome to bring their own disposable water bottles as well as additional snacks, being mindful that we want to be respectful of the facility.
    • Uniforms: Students are expected to be in their formal uniforms for the evening's concert, but may wear their "everyday" uniforms during the day. Students may wish to wear their formal uniforms the entire day to minimize the possibility of forgetting needed items. Please ensure that all uniform items are labeled so that we can reunite any misplaced items with their proper owner.  
  • Choral Concert at The Fox [6:30pm]
    *all are invited to attend this free concert 

    • We hope that all will be able to join for the evening's concert to hear not only The Oaks Choir perform, but choirs from other schools as well as the mass choir pieces which are always impressive. There will also be an awards presentation from the previous day's competitions.

SAT Test - Thurs., Mar. 19 [9am–12pm] *During parent/teacher conferences

Oaks students will have the opportunity to take the SAT at The Oaks on Thursday, March 19 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This is an optional test available to all 9–12th grade Oaks students. 

SAT Information

Each student is responsible for bringing a laptop or tablet and power cord with the Bluebook app already installed. For those who took this digital test last year, this app is already installed on your device. For questions, please contact Mrs. Lynn Gibson. For further details, see the SAT flyer.

Junior Class Physics Field Trip – Tues. & Thurs., Mar. 24 & 26
*Parent RSVP due by Tues., Mar. 10

The Junior class will be participating in two 1-day field trips as a part of their Physics class. On Tuesday, March 24 they will visit Washington State University and the University of Idaho for some hands-on science demonstrations and on Thursday, March 26 they will partake in the Intelligent Design Day as well as visit Travis Pattern & Foundry. Parents and grandparents of Oaks' Juniors are welcome to attend either day or both. Please go to the Physics Field Trip Parent RSVP for further details and to RSVP. Contact Mr. Andy Mattson with any questions.

Physics Field Trip Parent RSVP

Grand Tour Classes

The Class of 2027 (this year's Juniors) will be traveling to Greece and Italy this summer with Mr. Dykstra as a part of The Oaks curriculum. In preparation for this trip, all participating students and their parents will be participating in Grand Tour classes. The schedule for these upcoming classes is as follows:

Tues., Mar. 24 [6–9pm] @ The Oaks
Tues., Apr. 28 [6–9pm] @ The Oaks
Tues., Aug. 4 [5–9pm] @ The Dykstra's
Class of 2027 Grand Tour Dates: Aug. 11–22
*Grand Tour Participants, please reference Mr. Dykstra's email for further details.

Upcoming Activity Schedule Days

The Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be following an activity schedule (see the posted schedules) on the following dates. Students will follow the modified schedule throughout these days with the activity being denoted in the list below.

Mon., Apr. 6 – AM Activity Schedule
Easter Monday – Late Start

Fri., Apr. 10 – PM Activity Schedule
Senior Theses of the Year

Helpful Link:

College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling

March Scripture Memory

Teach me, O Lord, the way of Your statutes,
And I shall keep it to the end.
Give me understanding, and I shall keep Your law;
Indeed, I shall observe it with my whole heart.
Make me walk in the path of Your commandments,
For I delight in it.
Incline my heart to your testimonies,
And not to covetousness.
Turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things,
And revive me in Your way.
Establish Your word to Your servant,
Who is devoted to fearing You.
Turn away my reproach which I dread,
For Your judgments are good.
Behold, I long for Your precepts;
Revive me in Your righteousness.

– Psalm 119:33–40

Grammar School

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

    Special Art Class for 3rd–6th Grades - Fri., Mar. 6

    While the 9–12th grade students and many Rhetoric teachers are at the Fox theater on Friday, March 6 for the Fine Arts Festival, the 3rd–6th grade students have the opportunity for a special art time with Mr. Justin Hatcher, creator of Creature Kids on Canon+. Mr. Hatcher is coming to The Oaks to adjudicate the Visual Arts Division of the Fine Arts Festival and has graciously agreed to teach this lesson to our grammar students on Friday.

    Speech Meet - Tues.–Wed., Mar. 17–18

    This year's Grammar School Classroom Speech Meets are scheduled for March 17 and 18, with student memorization due by Tuesday, March 10. The qualifying students will then present their speeches to the entire Grammar School at the Speech Meet Assembly on Tuesday, March 24. Please reference the Speech Meet Info Letter that was sent home with your child for further details.

    Memorization Due:
    Tuesday, March 10

    Classroom Speech Meet:
    Tuesday–Wednesday, March 17–18
    *All speeches will take place in Rooms #213/214 (East end of upstairs hall)

    TUESDAY, MARCH 17
    11:00am – 5th Grade
    1:15pm – 6th Grade

    WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18
    9:00am – 1st Grade
    10:00am – 2nd Grade
    11:15am – 3rd Grade
    1:45pm – 4th Grade

    Speech Meet Assembly:
    Tuesday, March 24
    *Parents and guests are welcome to join us in the Great Hall at 1:30pm to enjoy the presentations and congratulate our finalists.

    Secondary Siblings Attending Speeches:
    *Parent note due 1 day prior
    Parents, if you would like your secondary child to attend their sibling's speech please send a note in with your the secondary child for the teacher(s) whose class(es) they will be leaving at least one day prior to the speech. This is a kindness to your child's teacher(s) and classmates as it helps the teacher to better prepare that day's class. Please send in notes for both the classroom speech meets and the speech assembly.

    Upcoming Class Events:

    Tues. & Wed., Mar. 17 & 18

    • 1st–6th Grade Classroom Speech Meet in Rooms 213 & 214 [8:30am–3pm]

    Tues., Mar. 24

    • 1st–6th Grade Speech Meet Assembly in Great Hall [1:30–3pm]

    Thurs., Mar. 26

    • 3rd Grade Greek Festival in Great Hall [8:30am–3pm]

    Tues., Apr. 28

    • 4th Grade Wax Museum in Great Hall [1–2:30pm]

    May 26–29

Logic & Rhetoric Schools

Fine Arts Festival - Mar. 5 & 6
*All 9–12th students participating during day & evening

The Choral Festival, which has occurred in November in years past, is now the Fine Arts Festival, being held March 5–6. All Oaks 9–12th graders will participate in this event after school on Thursday, March 5th (on The Oaks campus) as well as all day and evening on Friday (off-campus at The Fox). We are looking forward to a wonderful event giving students the opportunity to demonstrate hospitality, experience fellowship with like-minded students from around the Northwest, and enjoy learning about and creating beautiful art together. These event will culminate in a lovely Choral Concert at the Fox on Friday evening. Below are a few details to be aware of.

  • Thursday, March 5th at The Oaks [3–8pm]
    • Competitions & Film Session: Students will begin the event by participating in literary art, musical performance, and visual art competitions or a film session.
    • Keynote Speaker: Students will then enjoy hearing from author, ND Wilson encouraging them to create excellent art.
    • Dinner & Concert: The last portion of the evening will include dinner followed by a live performance of movie scores and stories from world class artists.
    • Dismissal: The evening will conclude at 8:30pm after a time of hymn singing. 
  • Friday, March 6th at The Fox Theater [9am–8pm]
    • Arrival/Departure: Students should plan to be at the theater at 9am and remain onsite until the concert's completion (approx. 8:15pm). Student drivers should not park at meters as there will be no dismissals during the day for safety reasons.
    • Cell Phones: According to usual school-day policies, students will be expected to have cell phones turned off and stowed in their personal belongings. A student may request permission from a teacher, if needed, to contact a parent during the day.
    • Emergency Contact: Mrs. Abigail Jones will be available as an emergency contact for parents during the day Friday. Please call the school office at 509.536.5955 if you need her number.
    • Meals/Snacks/Water: Lunch and dinner are provided, as well as some snacks and beverages throughout the day. Students are welcome to bring their own disposable water bottles as well as additional snacks, being mindful that we want to be respectful of the facility.
    • Uniforms: Students are expected to be in their formal uniforms for the evening's concert, but may wear their "everyday" uniforms during the day. Students may wish to wear their formal uniforms the entire day to minimize the possibility of forgetting needed items. Please ensure that all uniform items are labeled so that we can reunite any misplaced items with their proper owner.  
  • Choral Concert at The Fox [6:30pm]
    *all are invited to attend this free concert 

    • We hope that all will be able to join for the evening's concert to hear not only The Oaks Choir perform, but choirs from other schools as well as the mass choir pieces which are always impressive. There will also be an awards presentation from the previous day's competitions.

SAT Test - Thurs., Mar. 19 [9am–12pm] *During parent/teacher conferences

Oaks students will have the opportunity to take the SAT at The Oaks on Thursday, March 19 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This is an optional test available to all 9–12th grade Oaks students. 

SAT Information

Each student is responsible for bringing a laptop or tablet and power cord with the Bluebook app already installed. For those who took this digital test last year, this app is already installed on your device. For questions, please contact Mrs. Lynn Gibson. For further details, see the SAT flyer.

Junior Class Physics Field Trip – Tues. & Thurs., Mar. 24 & 26
*Parent RSVP due by Tues., Mar. 10

The Junior class will be participating in two 1-day field trips as a part of their Physics class. On Tuesday, March 24 they will visit Washington State University and the University of Idaho for some hands-on science demonstrations and on Thursday, March 26 they will partake in the Intelligent Design Day as well as visit Travis Pattern & Foundry. Parents and grandparents of Oaks' Juniors are welcome to attend either day or both. Please go to the Physics Field Trip Parent RSVP for further details and to RSVP. Contact Mr. Andy Mattson with any questions.

Physics Field Trip Parent RSVP

Grand Tour Classes

The Class of 2027 (this year's Juniors) will be traveling to Greece and Italy this summer with Mr. Dykstra as a part of The Oaks curriculum. In preparation for this trip, all participating students and their parents will be participating in Grand Tour classes. The schedule for these upcoming classes is as follows:

Tues., Mar. 24 [6–9pm] @ The Oaks
Tues., Apr. 28 [6–9pm] @ The Oaks
Tues., Aug. 4 [5–9pm] @ The Dykstra's
Class of 2027 Grand Tour Dates: Aug. 11–22
*Grand Tour Participants, please reference Mr. Dykstra's email for further details.

Upcoming Activity Schedule Days

The Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be following an activity schedule (see the posted schedules) on the following dates. Students will follow the modified schedule throughout these days with the activity being denoted in the list below.

Mon., Apr. 6 – AM Activity Schedule
Easter Monday – Late Start

Fri., Apr. 10 – PM Activity Schedule
Senior Theses of the Year

Helpful Link:

College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling

Upcoming Dates

October 14–16

  • Parent/Teacher Conferences

October 15

  • PSAT Test [8:30–11:30am]
  • SAT Test [12:30–3:30pm]

October 15–16

  • No School

October 19

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

October 20

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Hillsdale College [12:35-1:00pm]

October 21

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Eastern Washington University [12:35-1:00pm]

October 22

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Carroll College [12:35-1:00pm]

October 23

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Patrick Henry College (virtual) [12:35-1:00pm]
  • Cantabile [3pm]
  • Family Night [4pm]

October 24

  • MCL Jr High Volleyball Tournament
  • Annual Fall Friends of The Oaks Event [5–8pm]

October 26

  • Cantabile [8:15am]
  • PM Activity Schedule

October 29

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Whitworth University [12:35-1:00pm]

October 30

  • Half-day [8:30am–12:15pm]
  • Grandparents' Day
  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Cantabile [12pm]
  • Family Night/Senior Night [4pm]

October 31

  • MCL JV Volleyball Tournament

November 2

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 3

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Washington State University [12:35-1:00pm]

November 6

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]

November 6-7

  • MCL Boys Soccer Tournament
  • MCL Varsity Volleyball Tournament

November 9

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 10

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Gonzaga University [12:35-1:00pm]

November 11

  • High School Boys & Girls Basketball Begins

November 12

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - University of Idaho [12:35-1:00pm]

November 12-13

  • NW ACCS Administrators Conference

November 13

  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]

November 16

  • Cantabile [8:15am]

November 17

  • College Brown Bag Lunch - LeTourneau University (virtual) [12:35-1:00pm]

November 18

  • AM Activity Schedule
  • College Brown Bag Lunch - Northwest Nazarene University [12:05-12:30pm]

November 20

  • Picture Day
  • Weekly Formal Uniform Day
  • Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
  • Cantabile [3pm]