In 2025, the school held a “Day of Service.” Students and families helped plant trees along a nearby trail as part of an Arbor Day activity. More than 100 people joined in, making it one of the larger recent activities on campus. The school has also mentioned upcoming enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year and some changes in leadership. There are also early plans for the middle school program to move to a separate campus in the future.

Q1. Is there a dress code at Oxford Preparatory Academy-Saddleback Valley for students?

Ans. The school follows a dress code that helps keep the classroom environment focused and consistent for students.

Q2. Will clubs or extracurricular activities be available for students?

Ans. Depending on the school year, students have different options for extracurricular activities, ranging from academics to interest-based clubs and supervised programs outside of the regular class schedule.

Q3. What kind of testing and assessment will the students receive throughout the year?

Ans. Teachers will use some combination of classroom work, quizzes, and interval assessments as a way to measure student progress on lessons taught and to identify students who may require extra help.

Q4. Is transportation available for students who attend school?

Ans. Transportation can vary between students; most students are responsible for their own transportation arrangements to/from school. Many schools provide information about public transportation and/or student/parent carpool opportunities.

Q5. What type of classroom environment can the students expect to be in?

Ans. Classrooms will mainly have well-defined routines and expectations. The teacher will lead students through the lesson with encouragement toward participation, and the teacher will make sure to keep the classroom environment organized and ready for learning.