OES Magazine

Rev. Spencer shares that, at OES, we believe that excellence is the realization of potential, lived in harmony with others and in service of the common good.

OES has been named the 3A winner of the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) for 2025.

Congratulations to Jacob Peizner ’26, the recipient of the 2025 Robert H. Bryant Music Scholarship.

The students created games and activities to do with the youngsters at the learning center, and practiced giving them directions in Spanish.

Don-Pharinho Cuffy discovered that writing about his emotions was a cathartic way to work through them.

Girls and boys lacrosse, golf, tennis, and track & field all had great finishes this spring and some outstanding individual achievements.

The OES Soccer Team is stepping onto the new turf ready to inspire, compete, and build a legacy.

The 153rd Commencement, held on June 14, 2025 at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, was a joyous occasion for all.

The pace of dorm life ensures our boarding students never get bored during the school year, with weekend adventures and weeknight dinners and outings to supplement their amazing classes at OES.

Primary students created displays about the plants and animals they learned about in the OES wetlands and explained their exhibits to their classmates and parents.

Welcome to these new members of the OES Board of Trustees.

Take a deeper look into the OES science program, which cultivates knowledge and scientific thinking while inspiring curiosity.

All students at OES, youngest to oldest, engage in art, music, and performing arts and are encouraged to follow their passion.

Middle School students climbed Smith Rock in Central Oregon and learned new outdoor skills.

Susie Gundle, who retired in June, was an OES employee for 22 years, but her relationship with the school began as an OES parent more than 40 years ago.

Ann might be best known for pi day, but she was also a cross country coach and is an avid paddler.

Katrina Perry reflects on her favorite OES memories, including an annual three-week exchange with French students.

Claire Kucera left her creative mark on OES as a humanities teacher and is now turning to some new adventures in her life.

Incoming All-School Parent Partnership Chair Tracy Bryant looks forward to helping OES parents feel closely connected to the campus and to each other.

Youssef Raslan shares how he became inspired to become student body president through his varied experiences at OES.

Sidhu talks about his career in AI and how he helps others navigate the increasingly complex world of emerging technologies.

Her studies in Latin American history and comparative politics have led to a Fulbright Scholarship for Maya Khalife-Hamdan.

The Alumni Leadership Circle is a strategic advisory group designed to strengthen connections between alumni and the school while supporting the future of OES.