Oak Crest Private School

Our family is currently evaluating this school as a possible fit for our kindergarten aged daughter. Although we have not had the opportunity to experience the curriculum yet it is very evident by the ambiance and warmth of the school community that this is an excellent environment for young, bright, accelerated (or even challenged) learners. The children seem to have a strong respect for the school and their peers. They are confident and treat the school as though they were right at home. After extensive research on the Applied Scholastics method of education I have full confidence that this philosophy can serve as a necessary building block to help children develop personal insights about their own development and to also take a more independent approach to fully understanding subject matter. The administration is very passionate, kind, and committed to the mission. I would recommend that parents at least visit for the opportunity to learn more about this fascinating and «unconventional» school. At the very least you will have newer insights to keep in your arsenal as you research what academic environment may be best for your individual child.

If you have a bright child, this may be the school for you! Oak Crest has a rigorous, demanding curriculum and bright, responsible students excel here. Class size is small with plenty of one-​on-​one attention for every child. My son has been at the school 2 years and he is already several grades ahead of his friends in public school — and he LOVES to learn, go to school and be an active part of his class. And bad behavior is not tolerated so students learn by example and encouragement how to be polite, respectful and courteous to adults and their classmates. How refreshing in today’s world!

What a coincidence… after conversing with the Headmistress/​Director last week regarding me being instructed to remove my comment from Unilocal relating to my experience with Oak Crest school, a well in — depth compliment of the school from a «minority» surfaces after only having 2 comments over the past 3 years. This is beyond sad and far from being a coincidence … From the cost of private schools to the daily neuoncies throughout the day, the last thing you should have to be concerned with is feeling unwanted, uncomfortable, etc… from the people the care for your children and their education. There were some teachers that were great there though it starts with the leadership. From being told that my child need to be on a Gluten-​free diet at the age of 3 years old to being given 25 minutes to have access to your child during lunch throughout the entire day is absurd. Everyone is entitled to Freedom of Speech and what I’m exercising is my experience with this school. My wife and I both experienced/​seen for ourselves these instances regarding this school. I personally would not recommend this school…

This school is amazing! I have 2 children that attend. The class sizes are small and the children get a ton of one on one attention. My children are excelling academically and they are happy! They actually ask to say late and attend study hall. My children have an extensive vocabulary that is used on a daily basis. I sometimes forget that I am speaking to a 7 and 9 year old. I would highly recommend Oakcrest Private School.

Very impressed with the positive change in my grandson who attends Oak Crest Private School. Kobe is a very active 8 yr old that has a ²⁴⁄₇ high energy battery and was a challenge to all teachers he’s ever had. But at Oak Crest he met the programs, the care and understanding that immediately calmed down. He stopped frowning and is doing his homework gladly. He comes home whistling and talking. This is a very welcome change. We are very thankful.