We asked Shavonda Robinson—a longstanding member of the Oak Knoll community—to personally reflect on what Black History Month means to her.

Oak Knoll joins a few select high schools in being accepted into the Google Professional Certificate Program. Now, in addition to sports and mini-camps, adventure day camp, kindergarten ready, [...]

Seven Oak Knoll students join the likes of John Lithgow, Stephen King, and Andy Warhol in being the recipients of Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. The students — members of Lisa Rosen’s Upper [...]

With the addition of two new full-time faculty in the Upper School, the Creative Arts Department at Oak Knoll is spreading it’s wings. Music teacher Teresa Gotanco and Theater Teacher Lisa [...]

After an opening prayer, and the reading of “A friendship Blessing,” Junior Class Vice-President Lucy Duttenhofer ’24 led the blessing of the rings. All members of the Class of 2024 recited a [...]

Fourteen seniors and two juniors were celebrated on Wednesday in Oak Knoll’s annual World Language Honor Society Induction Ceremony. This ceremony recognizes students who are enrolled in upper [...]

Rhetoric. For many it sounds like a negative word. And yes, rhetoric can be used to persuade people to do very bad things. But on the flip side, Mr. Ben Oxford’s 11th grade AP Literature and [...]

Oak Knoll’s Upper School Drama Program announces that tickets are now on sale for the musical “James and the Giant Peach.” The show will take place in the Mother Mary Campion Center for the [...]

Oak Knoll senior Madeline Sepe '23 has been selected as the Oak Knoll Women in Sports Award recipient. She will represent Oak Knoll at the National Girls & Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) celebration [...]

Faith, excellence and service were the themes of this year’s National Catholic Schools Week — which runs annually from the last Sunday in January through the remainder of the week. Since 1974, [...]