By Rebecca Lillie and Julia McMahon Welcome back to “Q & A with Bec & J” where we ask Oak Hall students, faculty, and staff a random question every week! Our question this week is: […]
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Student Spotlight: Jennifer Berthy
By Tori Kitchens Oak Hall Arts Conservatory Program (ACP) member and student-athlete, Jennifer Berthy is doing everything she can to enjoy her senior year after joining the Oak Hall community five years ago. She is […]
Burgundy & Gold
Week of Sept. 19 This is our first (and last) school-wide “Burgundy & Gold” of the school year. Starting Sept. 27, the B&G will be focused on the Middle School and shown at assemblies on […]
Faculty Spotlight: Amanda Metzler
By Sydney Jurecko Oak Hall’s Upper School new learning specialist, Amanda Metzler, has dedicated her life to helping students enjoy something she used to struggle with. Metzler is from Jacksonville but attended college at the […]
Just Because: Celebrating Yom Kippur
By Lauren Cohen Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year began at sundown on Sept. 15 and concludes at sundown tonight (Sept. 16). Work is forbidden, and atonement for sins of the previous […]
Q & A With Bec & J
By Rebecca Lillie and Julia McMahon Welcome to “Q & A with Bec & J” where we ask Oak Hall students, faculty, and staff a random question every week! This week’s question: “What is your […]
New School Year, New Schedule
By Meghan Heredia and Jack Okun For the fourth time in as many years, Oak Hall’s bell schedule for the Middle and Upper School has been changed for the 2021-22 school year. The schedule from […]
College Applications at an All-Time High Despite COVID
By Lucas Walters As college applications have come in over the past few months, seniors at Oak Hall are experiencing new challenges involving many aspects of the process. Despite this, Director of College Counseling at […]
Documentary Review: Seaspiracy
By Mia Currie Seaspiracy is a new Netflix documentary that sheds light on the issues contaminating oceans. Seaspiracy attempts to uncover what is really going on beneath the surface with regards to “dolphin-safe tuna”, “sustainable fishing”, and the […]
OHS Summer Camp Gets “Back to Fun”
By Jenna Poppell Last summer, Oak Hall’s summer camp program opened in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only did the campers and staff follow strict guidelines to stay safe, but certain aspects of […]