While many in our community were using Spring Break to find pockets of peace and relaxation, two groups of Oak Knoll students were on busy educational exchanges to Barcelona, Spain and Killiney, [...]

Nine Oak Knoll students in grades ten through twelve recently completed a 12-week Oak Knoll signature program entitled Social Innovators. The program is administered by the University of [...]

Art has been my passion as far back as I can remember, but that wasn’t initially my chosen academic or career path. I entered Princeton University as an East Asian Studies Major with a focus on [...]

Four Oak Knoll seniors are exemplifying the school’s vision that all students will impact the world as people with purpose. Lea Good, Emma Ramsey, Julia Ramsey, and Katherine Siedem were selected [...]

Author Day at Oak Knoll marked its second decade as a Lower School tradition. ALA Book Award Winner Wendy Mass spoke to and answered questions from students in grades three to six.

Oak Knoll is a Catholic school that welcomes students of all faiths and offers them the opportunity to not only explore Catholicism in an academic context but also explore and respect other faith [...]

During a recent three-day Community Impact Symposium in Washington DC, four Oak Knoll High School students gathered with students from across the country to share ideas on how they could make [...]

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 [...]