PREPARING STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE AND BEYONDA challenging, college-preparatory education consisting of a core curriculum and a wide range of electives.
High Expectations and
MasteryOak Hall’s high expectations for students inside and outside the classroom are complemented by a deeply invested and energetic faculty and staff. Our dynamic instructors encourage students to pursue their academic, creative, and athletic aspirations. With various AP courses available, the Upper School curriculum emphasizes mastery of specific areas of study as well as skill development, ensuring students are academically prepared, well-rounded, college-competitive, and career ready. Specific skill development includes:
- Self-reliance and advocacy
- Critical reading and thinking skills
- Effective oral and written communication
- Creative problem-solving
- Research techniques
- Use of technology as a tool in the acquisition of knowledge
A Well-Rounded Liberal Arts Education
Students are encouraged to develop their creative depth by participating in a variety of art, music, and drama classes in addition to the core courses of English, History & Social Sciences, Mathematics, Science, and World Language. In order to foster an appreciation for physical fitness, and teamwork, Upper School students are also encouraged to take part in the school’s interscholastic athletic opportunities. Download the handbook for more information.
Upper School Staff

John Perlette
Director of Upper School

Jason Brown
Assistant Director

R.J. Fuhr
Dean of Students

Kim Wilkins
Director of College Counseling

Rebekah Johnson
Registrar

Caitlyn Hood
Administrative Assistant

Katie Tanner
School Counselor

Amanda Metzler
Director of Learning Support and Upper School Teaching and Learning Specialist

Tanya Sayour, RN
School Nurse