The mission of The Oaks Christian Academy is to glorify God as we fortify the work of families in the education of their children, as a Classical, Christian, and Collaborative School.
The mission of The Oaks Christian Academy is to glorify God as we fortify the work of families in the education of their children, as a Classical, Christian, and Collaborative School.
The mission of The Oaks Christian Academy is to glorify God as we fortify the work of families in the education of their children, as a Classical, Christian, and Collaborative School.
About The Oaks
The History of The Oaks
The Oaks was founded by a small group of families in the fall of 2018. In its first year, the school served 49 families and 75 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. Adding a grade level each year, the school celebrated its first graduating class in May of 2026.
Having grown in size and in depth, the school is now home to nearly 400 students in kindergarten through twelfth grade who attend classes 2-3 days each week on campus, participating in rich and intentional courses, fine arts classes, after school programs, athletic teams, and class trips.
The school has been fortunate to rent classroom space from Hillside Christian Church in southwest Amarillo since its inception and looks to add space in the years ahead.
School Accreditations
The Oaks Christian Academy has been awarded accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). This accreditation is awarded by the Cognia Global Commission, formerly AdvanceEd. The Oaks is certified by the National Association of University Model Schools (NAUMS) and is a member of the Society for Classical Learning (SCL).
The Oaks is pursuing accreditation through SCL this year, representing our dedication to cultivating and upholding the highest standards of classical Christian education.
Our accreditation efforts help us ensure that our school’s curriculum, methodology, operations, and strategic priorities reflect Classical Christian values and academic depth alongside institutional best practices.