Key Benefits of Boarding Schools for Personal Growth Smaller Class Size Boarding schools offer a unique environment for students to learn and grow, providing many benefits not typically found in traditional school settings. One of the most notable benefits of...
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How Students Thrive at Oxford Academy with Supportive Learning
When students transition to Oxford, they are most relieved by our community’s understanding of their unique learning needs.
Two Campuses, One Mission
I may not have graduated from the fancy preparatory school at which I started my high school career, but I do know I still received a top-tier educational experience, if not better.
Welcome to the Oxford Academy community blog
Welcome to our new community blog. In this space we will share our thoughts and ideas about the benefits of an Oxford Academy education as well as new initiatives at Oxford.
Refugee By Alan Gratz
Refugee By Alan Gratz JOSEF is a Jewish boy living in 1930s Nazi Germany. With the threat of concentration camps looming, he and his family board a ship bound for the other side of the world . . . ISABEL is a Cuban girl in 1994. With riots and unrest plaguing her...
Response to COVID – 19
Response to COVID - 19 Oxford Academy's one to one program is live and online! Our teachers shifted to synchronous, online learning on Monday, March 16th and as we weather this challenging time we are keeping our community connected virtually with classes, mindfulness...
Time March 2 / March 9, 2020
Her Case of Compassion – New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern offers a new leadership model. Equality Now – Nearly 60 years after the March on Washington, black Americans are still fighting an uphill battle.
Time February 17, 2020
And the Winner Is … After a fiasco in Iowa, the Democrats search for a path to victory. Xi’s Challenge – China’s plan for world leadership meets 2019-nCoV
The New Yorker March 2, 2020
Burden of Proof – The fight to overturn a pair of murder convictions. Unbuttoned – Conversations between father and son.
The New Yorker February 17 & 24, 2020
Betting the Farm – A new vision for Britain’s land. The Fugitive Cure – Learning history by reenacting it.