2026 Crop Walk Poster Contest Winners!

This year, the Red Bank CROP Walk did not offer its annual poster art contest, which our students look forward to participating in each year. Rather than miss out on this creative tradition, Oak Hill Academy decided to hold our own schoolwide CROP Walk Poster Contest! For the first time, we offered two categories: Hand-Drawn […]

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32nd ANNUAL RUN FOR THE ROSES Cross Country Championships

On Sunday, November 1, 2026, our Cross Country Team led by Coach Kulakowski, participated in the 32nd ANNUAL RUN FOR THE ROSES Elementary School Cross County Championship at the St. Rose High School Athletic Complex (5104 W. Hurley Pond Road, Wall NJ).  The students competed in races varying in distance from ½ Mile (2nd grade) […]

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Oak Hill Academy Announces New Shared Leadership Structure for 2026-2027 School Year

As Oak Hill Academy in Lincroft starts its 46th school year, the school is announcing an updated administrative leadership structure designed to strengthen support for students, faculty, staff, and families while continuing the school’s longstanding commitment to academic excellence and character development. The new leadership model, approved by the Oak Hill Academy Board of Trustees, […]

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 Oak Hill Academy’s Class of 2026 Celebrates Graduation and Outstanding High School Acceptances

The Oak Hill Academy community proudly celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2026 on June 12 during commencement exercises held in the Scire Activities Center. As students closed one chapter and prepared for the next, they did so after a year marked by academic excellence, leadership, and success both inside and outside the classroom. […]

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Oak Hill Academy Students Shine on the 2026 National Latin Exam

At Oak Hill Academy, Latin is far more than an ancient language—it is a cornerstone of an education that develops strong readers, critical thinkers, and confident problem solvers. Research continues to show that studying Latin strengthens vocabulary, reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, and communication skills, making it a valuable part of a well-rounded education. Since Oak […]

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America250: Patrice Murray

America250: Patrice Murray As part of America’s Semi quincentennial Celebrations, Oak Hill Academy and Patrice Murray, Director of Personnel and Administration, have been nominated, interviewed and recorded as part of the America250: Our American Story program, which recognizes our country’s 250th anniversary. As a direct result of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Miss […]

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Oak Hill Academy’s Jr. Thespian Troupe #89635 attends NJ Jr. Thespian Festival

Oak Hill Academy’s Jr. Thespian Troupe #89635 attends NJ Jr. Thespian Festival Congratulations to the Jr. Thespian Troupe. Under the direction of Mrs. Bridget DeVivo, Oak Hill Academy’s Jr. Troupe #89635 attended the NJ Jr. Thespian Festival on Sat, May 9th at the Grunin Performing Arts Academy High School in Toms River, NJ.  Earning the […]

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Oak Hill Eighth Grader places Second in New Jersey

Over the weekend one of the eighth graders from Oak Hill Academy, Caitlyn Ho, who had previously placed first in Monmouth County’s Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest, was awarded Second Place in the State of New Jersey! Caitlyn was one of nine Oak Hill students to place in Monmouth County’s contest where the […]

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Oak Hill Academy presents: School of Rock the Musical

Oak Hill Academy presents: School of Rock the Musical March 26, 2026: Under the direction of Mrs. DeVivo, Drama Program Director, our Oak Hill Academy students presented: School of Rock the Musical, Young Actors Edition, to the whole student body in the Scire Student Activities Center, and again to the public later that evening. Sit […]

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Oak Hill Shines Brightly at RAMUNC I

Oak Hill Shines Brightly at RAMUNC I On Saturday, March 7, 2026, a select group of 30 Oak Hill Academy students participated in The Ranney School’s first Model United Nations Conference (RAMUNC I) at The Ranney School. Throughout the day, our students spent nearly 10 hours demonstrating exceptional decorum, thoughtful debate, and collaboration as they […]

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  • Dress Down Day to benefit Men's Health ($1 minimum donation)

    Friday, November 6  7:55 am - 2:30 pm

    MOVEMBER DRESS DOWN DAY 

    Friday, November 6

    ($1 minimum donation) for all students. To be donated in homeroom.

    Please wear BLUE to support men’s health

    Appropriate clothing ONLY.  

    • No shorts

    • No hats

    • No sleeveless/cutoff shirts

    • No ripped jeans

    All Students must still be prepared with sneakers for Physical Education class or they will be unprepared as per the handbook. Hats, shorts, clothing with inappropriate sayings, clothing that is ripped, sandals, pajamas, slippers, flip flops, and tank tops are not permitted during the school day or during "dress down days." Professional “team jerseys” are permitted during “dress down days” as long as a t-shirt is worn underneath the sleeveless jersey. On a “dress down day,” slacks must be no higher than 5” above the ankle bone. On Dress Down days, skirts still should be of regulation length and blouses/shirts should be able to be tucked in at the waist. Short midriff and low cut blouses/shirts are not appropriate for school.  No clothing, pins, stickers or any items with partisan political messages per OHA’s Civil Discourse Policy.

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