“When are we ever going to use this?” Those words have come from the mouths of many students through the years. And while more often the student is seeking an e...

Our School Greenhouse Is Now Filled with Living Things!

If you’ve glanced out back recently, you may have noticed a new addition to our campus—a greenhouse...

At this point in the year the third graders have a strong foundation in creating keyword outlines from a text and in public speaking.

In April, students contin...

We had a great week, but Friday was by far the icing on the cake. The trip to the air and space museum was incredibly informative. Though I have been to the mus...

What looked like a day of fun, was actually a day full of learning in disguise. To celebrate the upcoming spring break, Mrs. Culver’s second grade class had an ...

Oak Hill Chess Club has four weeks left competing in the Rookly Chess League!

For the past eleven Tuesdays and Thursdays, the students have competed online aga...

“This is my Father's world: Why should my heart be sad? The Lord is King: let the heavens ring! God reigns; let earth be glad!”

These are not only words that...

Envision a king. He has all he could possibly want at his command. Servants, who will do as he says. Servants who will sacrifice their life for him. Their life ...

Getting students excited about reading is a challenge for schools, even classical Christian schools where literature is such a central part of the curriculum. T...

We love seeing the energy the students bring to the court during the basketball season and other tournaments throughout the school year. But is there really any...

The New Republic recently ran a headline “Advanced Placement courses are no recipe for igniting the intellect beyond high school. They’re a recipe for extinguis...

By: Makenzie Dowdy, 4th Grade, Quill Reporter

In P.E. in the second quarter, we are playing volleyball. It is really fun, but pretty hard. Usually, we exerci...

Fourth grade has been studying Byzantine art and architecture recently. In particular, we have studied the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian the Great. Durin...

By far, my favorite part of the week was the Psalm sing and marshmallow roast. There are few things I enjoy more in life than sitting around the fire, looking i...

Copywork Simply stated, copywork is the process of copying words or a passage. While this exercise may seem simple and unimportant, copywork is a time-test...

At the Olympics, we just saw the shocking results of teaching rebellion. The Last Supper was openly mocked. Marie Antoinette, the queen in 1793, in a picture ...

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.

Book nooks and couches and good working areas await Oak Hill students as summer ends and the...

Days ago the US Supreme Court stopped the President from canceling $400 billion in student loan debt. It seems that in our Republic enough semblance of indepen...