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OA Foundation Mission Statement:

The mission of the Oxford Academy Foundation is to provide financial resources and assistance to promote the educational advancement and success of our students.

* Oxford Academy Foundation is a 501 c(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax deductible.

 
     
2012 Summer Enrichment Program
Click Here To Enroll Online Now!
Date July 9 - August 2 (Monday - Friday, 19 days)
Time Session 1 - 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Session 2 - 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Session 3 - 12:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Fee First class - $300 per student (College App class - $200)
Two classes - $500 per student
Three classes - $700 per student
Location Oxford Academy Campus
Who can Enroll The enrollment is open to all students who are 6th thru 12th grade (2011-2012 school year).
How to Enroll Enrollment forms are available at the school's main office. You can enroll in person at the main office.
You can also enroll online by using the link provided below.
Classes Offered
MATH  
Foundations of Algebra
Level 1
Course is designed for entering 7th graders. We will cover topics in Pre-Algebra, including square roots, percents, data analysis, and polynomials.
Foundations of Algebra
Level 2
Course is designed for entering 8th graders. We will cover topics in Algebra 1, including inequalities, polynomials, factoring, and
rational expressions.
Geometry Explore and experience Euclidean Geometry!
Students will be encouraged to discuss, analyze, and question topics.
Algebra 2 / Trig Students will study polynomial and rational functions, graphs, and exponential and logatrithmic functions. They will also review key concepts that are essential to success in Algebra 2.
Pre Calculus This is an action-packed math class with Trig functions and algebraic manipulations that make math fun!
SCIENCE  
Introduction to Honors Biology Do you like studying living things, doing science
labs, and performing dissections? Come and carry
out experiments and refresh your memory about
life sciences before you start high school biology.
This class is for any student who will be entering
9th grade in the fall.
Forensics Catch the culprit! Analyze hair to identify criminals
and study bones to estimate the age of a person!
AP Biology Prep Highly recommended class for students taking
AP Biology in the fall. Topics to be reviewed and
covered include molecules and cells, heredity and
evolution, and organisms and populations.
Careers in Science This course is designed to help you connect what
you are learning in science class to the real world.
Students will do labs demonstrating the science
that the profession uses on a daily basis.
ENGLISH  
Building Writing Skills (Grades 9-11) Become a better writer through reading and writing
stories in a variety of genres using honors level
curriculum.
Reading Movies (Grades 7-10) Develop your critical reading skills through entertaining,
insightful and complex films. We will view
a variety of movies and become more perceptive
thinkers and writers.
College Admissions Application Class
Come get a headstart on senior year! Students will be guided by a college admissions counselor and english teachers on writing their personal
statement, brag packet, and choosing their college match selections.
- Only available during Session 3 (12:45 - 2:45) on either Mon / Wed or Tues / Thurs
- Total of 8 Sessions
Click Here To Enroll Online Now!
Projected Needs for 2011-2012
  • Staff compensation for extended library hours (7:00 am - 4:30 pm) for students who arrive early and stay late after school.
  • Classroom supplies for all teachers.
  • Summer Orientation / Workshop support
  • Digital Document Presenters (ELMOS)
  • School -wide Wi-Fi installation & maintenance
  • PC Tablets for classrooms
  • LCD Projectors for classrooms
  • ALEKS math tutorial site license
  • Laptops and recharging cart for the library
  • New library security system
  • IMACS desktops for multi-media production
  • Notebook computers for classrooms
  • Barcode scanners for textbook processing for each department

Dear Oxford Parents and Supporters,

Looks like the new school year has taken off successfully and we give all the credit to the hard working school staff, students and, of course, the parents. It will be another wonderful year at Oxford. As we have in the past, we are committed to provide necessary resources to promote the educational advancement and success of our students.

As we all know, our district is suffering from the immense cuts that all public institutions are experiencing. In addition, as a school of choice, Oxford does not get some categorical funds like EIA and ELAP that other schools get. In fact, some schools in our district get almost $2 million more than Oxford per year. This is why the foundation works so hard to raise money to provide quality learning environment.

Last year, we were able to equip classrooms with various hi-tech educational equipments, purchase classroom supplies for all teachers, pay for remodeling of the multipurpose room, pay for additional staff time to extend library hours, help counselors visit college admission officers to build relationships, and we also paid for training for school staff. We even helped the robotics club get started and gave scholarships to seniors. We anticipate that we will have more significant needs in the upcoming year.

We’d like to ask Oxford parents to consider participating in 2010-2011 Direct Investment Drive. Our goal is 100% participation. We suggest $250 tax deductible investment per child but we value and appreciate all donations. Every investment, regardless of the amount, counts toward our goal of 100% participation.

You can make a credit card donation on our website or you can use the enclosed return envelope. To maximize your donation, don’t forget to ask your employer about a corporate matching program. Every donation is tax deductible and kept strictly confidential.

As we already know, in many ways, Oxford provides a much better learning environment than private schools without the private school tuition. Your ongoing support will make Oxford even better place of learning for your child(ren). On behalf of the students at Oxford Academy, we thank you for investing in their education.

Sincerely,

Steve Hwangbo                                           Kathy Scott
President                                                       Principal
Oxford Academy Foundation                    Oxford Academy

 

Our Goals:
100% Participation!
$250 per student!

 

2011/2012 School Year
Goal: $100,000

Funds Raised Donations: $24,878.00
Events: $23,154.49
2010 /2011 Donations: $48,553.40
Grants: $100,000.00
2009 / 2010 $56,415.56
2008 / 2009 $67,819.10

We need 100% participation!

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
     
 

Oxford Academy Foundation Court
Your personalized bricks are installed here.

 
 
 

 

 

Personalized Brick Sales

Leave a permanent mark on the campus by purchasing a brick. Your personalized message is placed on the brick.

Personalized Brick Order Form (pdf)
This form is for teacher and staff to request funding from the foundation.

 
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