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Get to Know Oak Grove SDOak Grove schools provide a positive, predictable, consistent and safe learning environment.
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Students collaborate in rigorous and relevant Common Core lessons.
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Classrooms are enhanced with 21st Century Technology: Chromebooks and Google Apps.
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Regular attendance and punctuality are important to the students' academic success.
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Family engagement promotes children's learning and healthy development in Oak Grove.
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Parents and guardians are provided opportunities to School Choice and Programs.
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News & Announcements
Essential Worker Child Care and Summer Camp
OGSD will have BASE Summer Camp at Taylor for essential workers and employees who are returning to work. 7:30-5:30 M-F June 15th through July 31st. Visit https://ogsdccc.ce.eleyo.com to sign up. In addition Oak Grove School District BASE Program has opened full day child care for Essential Workers from May 11 – June 12, 2020. BASE will be open from 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM and the fee will be $275 a week per student. The BASE program will be serving small groups of TK-6 grade students who are currently enrolled/reside in the Oak Grove School District. Capacity will be extremely limited.
School Closure and OGSD Meal Distribution Sites
Per the decision made by Santa Clara County Office of Education and the 32 school districts in the county, all schools are to be physically closed for the remainder of the school year and begin a transition to distance learning for the remainder of the school calendar year. Free breakfast, lunch and dinner will continue to be served to children ages 0-18 Monday through Friday. Children DO NOT need to be present in order to receive meals.
• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Meal Service
• Monday – Friday
• 10:30 – 11:30 am (Anderson, Christopher, Edenvale, Hayes, Stipe, Davis)
Full and Fair Funding of California Public Schools
OGSD has joined districts across California calling on Legislature to fund public schools at the national average. This resolution highlights the threat that underinvestment in schools poses to our communities and calls on the State to meet its responsibilities to today’s students and to California’s future.