The Red Oaks School is a private, independent day school in Morristown featuring two internationally acclaimed academic programs: Montessori and International Baccalaureate.
100%
of students have access to innovative STEAM programs in our classroom and Makerspace.
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internationally acclaimed academic programs: Montessori for primary & elementary, International Baccalaureate for middle school.
100% of middle school students receive secondary school entrance counseling.
50%
of Red Oaks families originate from 6 continents and 26 countries and are bilingual.
100% of 7th and 8th grade students participate in Model U.N. in New York City.
100%
of our exceptional teachers have advanced degrees, Montessori credentials, and/or IB training.
9:1
student-teacher ratio promotes individualized attention
53
years and counting since Red Oaks was founded.
In the News
And, just like that, we're up and running with our new school year! This week was our first full week of classes. Students are happy, engaged, and confident in their new classroom routines.
On September 6, Red Oaks parents, old and new, came together at the lovely home of Shari and Jesse Flowers for our annual Welcome Back Breakfast.
On Tuesday morning, every aspect of the IB mission statement was on full display at the middle school's Celebration of Learning! This annual academic showcase featured an impressive collection of student exhibits.
Last Friday marked the 5th Annual American Young Voices concert at Newark's Prudential Center, and for the 5th year in a row, Red Oaks was there in full voice!
Last Friday, our Lower Elementary students gathered in the Enrichment Room for a interdisciplinary production of the Indian folktale, "The People Who Hugged the Trees."
Many thanks to the Red Oaks Parents' Association for arranging the first annual Spring Family Social on Saturday, May 18!
Last Thursday, students and their families were treated to a wonderful celebration of color and creativity at the annual Red Oaks Art Show!
Last Friday, Upper Elementary students transported their families back to 1787 at Independence Hall with their production of "United We Stand: The Constitution Comes to Life in Story and in Song".