Transforming our future calls upon us, as individuals and as a community, to be courageous and embrace the notion that large-scale and lasting transformation grows from small changes.
curriculum
We revel in cross-disciplinary, complex thinking. and a robust curriculum in academics, the arts, and athletics. Programs and projects such as the Da Vinci Lab and expanding world language at the elementary campus and increasing students support services for college counseling and wellness at the secondary campus will enhance and extend our curriculum even further, making it more interdisciplinary, equitable, and aligned throughout the K-12 experience.
We are grateful to you, our community, who so generously offered your dedication and support for our school last year. Thanks to your volunteerism and contributions, we were able to better serve our beloved Oakwood community.
Alex Susman, Board of Trustees Chair
Action
We take action on the issues that matter at Oakwood and larger world. Priortizing sustainability and a re-focus on our Immersion program, we are providing students with the skills and opportunities to put their learning into action as problem-solvers, creators and leaders.
I remain ever-grateful for the countless ways the Oakwood community comes together to lend a hand, lift each other up and contribute talents and resources all in support of our incredible students.
Nancy Leptuch Virrey, Director of Advancement
Belonging
Community and relationships are the roots of Oakwood School. Affinity and alliance spaces and increasing diversity of the student body, faculty, and staff ensure that all members of the community belong and have the full support to contribute their whole selves to the Oakwood experience.
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THE OAKWOOD KITCHEN
Oakwood’s first-ever school-run meal K-12 meal program nourished students’ bodies and fueled their learning through an enticing, diverse menu that puts student health front and center while also benefiting the health of the planet through locally sourced ingredients and reduced waste.
Financials
OPERATING BUDGET
$
Total Philanthropic Support
Unrestricted Annual Fund Contributions
$2,309,028
Designated Annual Fund and Other Designated Contributions
$208,193
Capital Fund Contributions
$113,242
Kitchen Project/Plant Fund Contributions
$379,877
Gifts to Endowment funds
Anita and Stanley Hirsh Minority Scholarship Fund
$7,195
Brian & Arpita Diamond Fund
$165,000
Charles & Emilie Haas Fund
$3,300
David Pianko ’95 Memorial Scholarship Fund
$285,966
Gregg Wasserman Scholarship Fund
$35
Howard Kremen ’73 Memorial Fund, A Dance Endowment
$500
James Alan Astman Endowment for Teaching & Learning
$3,625
Lily Burk Fund
$125
Margo Long Fund for Financial Aid
$535
Melody Joy Finnestad ’82 Memorial Scholarship Endowment
$5
O.N.E. (Oakwood New Students Endowment)
$2,200
Phyllis L. Gottlieb Endowment for the Arts
$43,497
Scholarship Endowment Fund