Science 🤝 History Much of the community gathered yesterday for a fun hands-on collaboration between Mr. Switaj’s Modern Warfare class and Mr. Price’s Physics class. We all got to see an important historical tool of warfare - demonstrated by our OA trebuchet - and the science behind it. Mr. Price said it best yesterday: “This is science. This is history. This is fun.” 🍉

On Saturday, July 13th, Oxford friends and families gathered together in Knight Hall to honor the young men of the class of 2024. In typical Oxford fashion, it was filled with heartfelt moments and lots of laughs. We are so proud of these boys! Enjoy the full film here.

Last Friday several students suited up to join Mr. Folsom and Mr. Maragliano in the Oxford Apiary for a lesson in extracting honey from the hive. Here's a short video of the action -- take a look!

Last week, a group of Oxford students traveled to the important maritime town of Mystic where they explored the shops, scenery, and the Museum of Art. Take a look at Viviana's highlight video that captured all the action!

Our 13th annual trip to Cape Cod was a huge success! Here's a highlight video of our trip, featuring stops at the New Bedford Whaling Museum, the Provincetown Jetty, Hatches Harbor, town exploration, the great sand dunes of Cape Cod, and a whale watch aboard the Dolphin Fleet. Edited by Mr. Sahl Filmed by Mr. Sahl, Ms. Stark, Tresor I, Eddie T, Colson Cartier, and Thomas R.

Oxford Academy senior Kenneth Kanuma talks about growing up in Africa and moving to the U.S. He also gives us his opinion on major sports teams and American fast food. Host Mr. L tries to keep up. Image for channel provided by Hotpot.ai.

Another successful season of sugaring is in the books! Many thanks to all who made this possible, but especially to Mr. Price, Mr. Forrest, and all of their students for their efforts this term. Here's a recap of the tapping, collecting, boiling, and bottling process featuring footage from Tresor I '25 & Mr. Sahl.

This interview style film -- inspired by To Kill a Mockingbird -- was written and directed by Kenneth K '25 as an English assignment for Mr. Hayden's class. Diving deeper into these "after the trial" style interviews allowed Kenneth to demonstrate his knowledge of Harper Lee's story in unique, creative, and comprehensive ways. These are the projects we love to see on campus! On top of that, this film was a fun interdepartmental collaboration between an English class, a videography class (Mr. Sahl and Tresor I helped to film and edit this project), as well as some first-time acting done by our wonderful faculty members. Well done, Kenneth!

Want to see how Chef Dave works his Friday pizza magic? 📽🍕 Take a look at this video that Tresor I '25 shot & edited as a project in Mr. Sahl's videography class. His assignment was to create a step-by-step process of someone doing something, and capturing Chef Dave making pies just seemed right! Well done, Tresor (and Cheffie!).