Just before spring break and remote learning, OES faculty delivered a donation of food and funds raised from Humble Lunch and the Empty Bowls project to Neighborhood House.

It just so happened that the next unit on tap in eighth-grade French class was health and the environment. So when remote learning resumed this week, pets and parents stepped in so our Aardvarks could show what they’re learning about.

Lower School Counselor Vickie Soli-Compton will begin counseling sessions and check-ins with Lower Schoolers and their families next week.

Weeks of preparation became reality this week as our Aardvarks switched on their iPads and laptops at home to begin remote learning.

The 2020 OES Auction looked a little different this year! After making the difficult decision to cancel the traditional in-person event, this year's auction was 100 percent virtual.

For the first time in OES's 150-year history, we can say we are state basketball champions! Tough defense, a "next play" mentality, and a few amazing finishes pushed the Aardvarks to the top of their class this weekend.

The Middle School paused classroom activities this week for the second Service Learning Day of the school year. 

What happens when your primary space for P.E. classes is no longer available? You take it outside! That's what Lower School P.E. teachers engineered this week under mostly sunny skies.

On Monday night, the OES Chapel hosted a wide variety of performances by Middle and Upper School musical groups.

How can we make the world more welcoming? How can each one of us be welcoming? These are the questions kindergarten students asked themselves this week to prep for an art class project called “Welcoming Worlds.”