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Rooted in the science of how reading works.

Clear lessons. Simple Implementation. Strong Results.

The Oaks Curriculum was developed and refined in our own school, shaped by what our students and teachers actually need. It builds foundational reading skills through hands-on, age-appropriate instruction—supporting language development, phonological awareness, and early phonics to lay a confident foundation for lifelong learning.

What Children Experience

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Biblical truth woven into daily instruction

Helping students grow in faith, character, & a love for the Lord

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Grounded in Foundational Literacy

Focused on letter-sound relationships

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Teacher & Student Connection

An established curriculum allows teachers to focus on what matters most—students

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Purposeful Play with a learning focus

Centers aligned to literacy, math, & social learning

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What teachers experience

  • A well-organized curriculum with materials provided—less guesswork, less prep

  • Themed weeks with purposeful crafts and engaging activities

  • Designated daily time for phonics, math, and journaling

  • A balance of whole-group and small-group instruction

  • Strong student connections through predictable routines

  • Bible stories and biblical character themes woven throughout

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Why It Works

The curriculum is built on proven early-learning strategies: structured phonics and math lessons paired with age-appropriate, play-centered activities. Organized materials and predictable routines let teachers focus on what matters—engaging students and building relationships. Biblical teachings are woven throughout to nurture character, supporting each child's academic, social, and spiritual growth.

"Making the connections between print and speech is pretty hard. Children need someone to teach them how to do it. And the kind of instruction a child gets can put that child on the path to skilled reading, or not."


—Bruce McCandliss
cognitive neuroscientist at Stanford

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Meet the Head of School, Crystal

“At The Oaks, we see every child as uniquely created by God. Our classrooms are calm, structured, and filled with love because our teachers are equipped and supported. My hope is that when you walk through our doors, you feel calm and a sense of belonging. I would love to meet you, answer your questions, and show you what makes The Oaks so special.”