Oakridge School

About Us
Welcome to Oakridge School, a registered private K–12 institution based in Irvine, California. At Oakridge, we are committed to cultivating intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, and global responsibility. We serve motivated learners who seek rigorous, values-driven education and a    future of possibility.
Our school offers a personalized, high-expectation environment where students are supported  to excel both academically and personally. As a California-registered private school, we uphold the standards of educational integrity while embracing innovation and individualized learning paths.
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Our Values
To nurture capable, principled, and globally minded students through a challenging academic program grounded in critical thinking, creativity, and ethical leadership.
Oakridge School aims to be a premier academic institution recognized for its integrity, academic rigor, and commitment to student excellence in both character and performance.
●    Integrity – We lead with honesty and uphold the highest ethical standards. ●    Excellence – We set ambitious goals and work diligently to achieve them. ●    Responsibility – We empower students to own their learning and choices. ●   Global Citizenship – We embrace diversity and prepare students for a connected world.
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School Accreditation and Legal Standing


Oakridge School is officially filed with the California Department of Education under Education   Code Section 33190. We are a legally recognized K–12 private educational institution operating in full compliance with state education standards.

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Academics


At Oakridge School, our academic program is intentionally structured to cultivate intellectual rigor, interdisciplinary inquiry, and 21st-century readiness across all grade levels. All curriculum   offerings are aligned with the California Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and relevant national frameworks, ensuring that students build deep, transferable knowledge in each content area.

Elementary School (Grades 1–5)
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Our elementary program establishes a strong academic foundation while encouraging curiosity, creativity, and character development. Students engage with core subjects such as:


  • Language Arts (phonics, reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, writing)

  • Mathematics (place value, operations, measurement, geometry)

  • Science (basic biology, earth science, and hands-on experiments)

  • Social Studies (local history, geography, cultural awareness)

  • Visual Arts, Music, and Physical Education


Through integrated projects and experiential learning, students develop literacy, numeracy, and collaborative problem-solving skills that prepare them for success in upper grades.

Middle School (Grades 6–8)
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The middle school curriculum expands intellectual expectations and supports students in developing a growth mindset and academic independence. Instruction is delivered at increasing levels of depth across subjects:


  • Language Arts (literary analysis, expository and persuasive writing)

  • Mathematics (pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, data analysis)

  • Science (life, physical, and earth sciences with lab-based learning)

  • Social Studies (ancient civilizations, world history, civics)

  • Foreign Languages (Mandarin, Spanish, or French)


Advisory programs and enrichment electives reinforce study skills, ethical reasoning, and social-emotional growth during this critical developmental stage.

High School (Grades 9–12)
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Our high school curriculum prepares students for admission to competitive colleges and for future academic and professional pursuits. Students complete a comprehensive course sequence that includes:


  • Four years of college-preparatory English

  • Three years of mathematics (Algebra I & II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus)

  • Two to three years of laboratory sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

  • Two years of world language study (same language sequence)

  • Two years of social studies (World History, U.S. History, Government/Civics)

  • One year of visual/performing arts

  • One year of elective coursework


Students have access to Advanced Placement (AP) offerings, capstone research projects, and individual academic counseling to support their postsecondary goals. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, original inquiry, academic writing, and leadership development.
Oakridge School
Address：9828 Research Dr, Irvine, CA 92618
Email：administration@theoakridgeschool.com  
Tel：(949) 418-7385
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