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Academics

The Oakdale Community Club supports every student's education by providing extra learning materials and experiences.

  

 

These programs are possible thanks to our dedicated volunteers and sponsors.

 

BRAIN POP

The Community Club funds Brain Pop's GameUp, a curated collection of educational digital games covering various subjects. Each game comes with lesson ideas, guides, and assessment tools to aid learning. Some games also include a SnapThought tool for students to reflect on their progress and share it with teachers for feedback.

classroom funds / teacher grants

At the start of each school year, the Community Club provides classroom funds to teachers for classroom needs. Teacher grants are also awarded based on specific requests, approved by the Principal (Glen Jagels).

 

 

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT

The Community Club partners with Oakdale Elementary to enhance the curriculum with Junior Achievement, aiming to inspire and prepare young people for success. Volunteers deliver lessons and share real-world experiences to help students understand the importance of education and develop essential life skills. Volunteers coordinate this program, and others are welcome to sign up.

TIGER PRIDE ART CONTEST

The Tiger Pride Art Contest encourages students to showcase their school spirit and creativity through drawing, coloring, or painting. Each year, there's a theme, and winners are featured in the newsletter, Facebook, and the yearbook.

 

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP

Every spring, the Community Club offers a $500 scholarship to a former Oakdale student graduating from Westside High School. High school seniors visit Oakdale to provide advice to 6th graders before the scholarship is awarded. Afterwards, they walk through the school halls in their cap and gown, inspiring current Oakdale students.