Projects, learning centers, real-life activities and technology linked to the interests of students are used to promote the understanding of basic fundamentals, the development of skills, the learning of concepts and provide the necessary practice through application performance. Unit studies provide the themes and are the catalysts for students to develop skills, understand concepts and acquire positive attitudes toward learning within real-life contexts. Multiage and individual learning opportunities provide a framework in which to incorporate known child development principles with individual learning dynamics. The active involvement of parents, students, staff and community have a positive impact on the student's commitment to education and encourage student planning and effective decision making. Orion Oaks students are evaluated on performance within the classroom and on standardized tests.
Parents Actively participate and are involved in their child's learning.
Are encouraged to participate in Action Teams and make decisions that influence policy. Maintain high expectations for their child. Students Are responsible for their own work. Set goals and are willing to learn. Respect and cooperate with each other and adults.