What type of Panther are you?
Students at Oakhill Day School discover themselves as learners in a community where they feel known and valued. Our teachers take on the role of guides, as well as instructors, who facilitate active learning in their students while nurturing the natural gifts each student brings - developing the whole child. Oakhill students are 21st century learners who embrace environmental education, rapidly changing technology, and globalization awareness… they are prepared for what future holds.
Early Childhood
Students from Pretoddler - Prek
Lower School
Students from Kindergarten - 3rd Grade
Intermediate
Students from 4th Grade - 5th Grade
Middle School
Students from 6th Grade - 8th Grade
This Week at a Glance
Want first pick of any item in this year’s Live Auction? 100 for $100 gives you that chance! For just $100 per entry, you’ll be entered into a drawing where one lucky winner will get to choose any live auction item before bidding even begins.
The Oakhill Day School State of the School for the 2024-2025 school year is here! Read it online now!
At Oakhill Day School, lunch is more than just a meal; it’s a time to refuel, connect, and share a moment with friends. Our journey toward exceptional dining has been years in the making, beginning with the move to an all-inclusive lunch model in our South Campus Building eight years ago. Now, with our partnership with FLIK Independent School Dining Services, we’re elevating mealtime to a whole new level.
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We are excited to offer Oakhill Summer Scholars, a half-day enrichment-focused summer program designed to challenge and advance students into the next grade level. This program is open to both Oakhill and non-Oakhill students, providing a unique opportunity for all learners to engage in academic exploration and critical thinking.
On Thursday, March 6, the Oakhill community came together to celebrate a major milestone—the start of Phase One of the Welcome Project with the demolition of the white house on NE 71st Street and Cherry Lane. This exciting change paves the way for more green space on campus, enhancing our students’ learning and play areas.
Our Oakhill Spelling Bee season wrapped up on Saturday, May 1 when Lucia Peterson (8th grade) competed in the final round of the Mid-Continent Public Library Spelling Bee and placed in the top 9!