1503 Lemon Tree Ln
College Station, TX 77840

Thrilled with 1st & 2nd grade! My daughter began first grade here. She went to Preschool and Kindergarten in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg with all instruction in Luxembourgish. Before that she did preschool in Santa Barbara with English instruction. Because of the differences in academics, I was afraid my daughter would have a had time adjusting. Beginning 1st grade, my daughter did not read (they begin reading in 1st grade in Luxembourg - in German) but by the end of year she was reading third grade level! Miss O'Connor is PHENOMENAL!! She was patient and gave progressively challenging material throughout the year. It worked! My daughter is in 2nd grade now, currently reading the final Harry Potter book. She is in the Chess Club, a component of the Gifted and Talented Program (G/T) that also offers a Math Enrichment one day a week, along with other activities to supplement learning for those in the G/T Program. Her teacher this year, Mrs. Welch, is AMAZING with the kids! A group in the class reads beyond their current grade level, so she has given this group advanced chapter books to keep them challenged. We're moving to Dallas next year. We will miss these OUTSTANDING teachers.

Great school! It is a big transition from elementary school. Some people may have a little trouble adjusting to how much more independent the students are encouraged to be, which is why some parents may give low reviews. Students are not "babied" at Oakwood, and they are very well prepared for middle school. I love that it is so close to AMCMS, which is also a fantastic school. The students feel comfortable and at home when they move on to middle school. My two students had a great experience at Oakwood.

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I had move from this school to another due to moving cities, but I am so thankful I moved. To be honest, I had made some friends that were uhm ‘different’. There is a lot of drama at this school. Maybe that was because I was surrounding myself with people who interfered in that. All I know is that people most likely will hate you for the littlelest thing. I had thi school for my freshman year. I knew it was suppose to be tough, but it was hectic. I had mostly advanced classes, and I felt like maybe I was stupid. There are significant amount of teachers I didn’t understand from especially my APHG teacher. She actually made fun of her students and liked to disrespect them quite often. The counselors are very strict and it didn’t make me want to open up if I did do something wrong. There was an Assistant principal that most student loved but he had became a principal at another school. He was the best, and so was my English and Spanish teacher. It’s a 50/50 situation at this school. Do it at your own risk!!