What accommodations do you provide for students with executive functioning weaknesses?

We offer personalized support, including organizational tools, time management strategies, and regular check-ins to help students develop strong executive functioning skills.

How do you cater to the needs of gifted and talented students?

We provide advanced coursework, enrichment opportunities, mentorship programs, and projects that allow gifted students to explore their passions at a deeper level.

What does experiential learning look like at your institution?

Experiential learning involves hands-on projects, field trips, internships, and interactive activities that connect classroom learning to real-world applications.

How do you address mild learning differences in your teaching approach?

We employ individualized learning plans, small group sessions, assistive technologies, and specialized teaching methods to meet the unique needs of each student.

What support is available for students with ADHD?

Our support includes study skills workshops, frequent breaks, mindfulness exercises, and a structured routine to help students manage their attention and energy effectively.

How do you nurture leadership qualities in your students?

We offer leadership development programs, student government opportunities, and projects that encourage students to take initiative and lead their peers.

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Learning at Oxford

Day to Day Campus Life at Oxford Academy

3:00

After-school Prep

At the end of the academic portion of the day, student return to their dorms to prepare for sports.

3:30

Sports

Students use this time to participate in the athletic activity of their choosing. Varsity sports will occasionally have home and away games during this time as well. Ox Outdoors will take place on campus or travel to various locations depending on the season. To see more about Oxford’s athletic options, please see our Athletics page.

4:30

Pursue Your Passion

Varsity athletes continue practice or games during this time. All other students may return to their dorms to shower or change for the evening and spend time with friends.

6:00

Dinner

All students as well as on-campus faculty enjoy dinner in the Dining Hall. This time may also be used for Sports Banquets, Senior Awards, etc.

6:30

Independent Time

Students use this time to socialize, whether that is in the dorms, the Rec Hall, the Academic Building, the gym, on campus, or off campus. Restaurants, shops, convenient stores, and the beach are all within walking distance! While on campus, students may also use this time to hold club meetings or group activities.

7:30

On-Campus Check-In

Students check-in with the Dorm Parent in the student lounge and stay on campus for the remainder of the evening.

8:30

Study Hall Prep

Dorm Parents will check in with students to ensure that they are either in their rooms or the Study Center.

8:30-9:30 p.m. —Students use this portion of the evening to read quietly, continue assignments, or pursue a passion in their own rooms. Boys may not use non-academic electronics (cell phones, gaming systems, etc.) or social media during the study hall. Instead, this time is dedicated to engaging students’ interests, whether that is drawing, reading a non-academic book, creative writing, etc. Teachers may ask that a student complete school work in the Study Center in a more structured study hall environment. Group work and independent study may also take place in the Academic Building.