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2025
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Introducing Incoming Division Leadership
Read MoreAfter a comprehensive search and interview process, we are excited to introduce Regina Hardatt as Live Oak School’s incoming Lower School Division Director and Asha Weber as Middle School Division Director starting in the 2025-26 school year. -
SPEAK Event: How to Talk When Kids Won't Listen
Struggling with sibling fights or bedtime battles? Join us on Wednesday, February 5 at 6:45 PM via Zoom for an interactive training with Julie King, best-selling author of How to Talk When Kids Won’t Listen. Learn practical strategies to reduce conflict and foster connection. Hosted by Children’s Day School. Register now. If you have any questions about SPEAK events, reach out to Live Oak's representatives on the SPEAK board, Elizabeth Arbuckle, elizabeth.arbuckle@gmail.com, Jim Wilson, james.a.wilson1@gmail.com, and Beth Toland, utilityandfunction@gmail.com.Read More -
Lightning Basketball Puts Together Strong Week
Read MoreConnell had 16 points and Eddie went 3-for-3 from three-point range to lead the seventh grade JV Green to a 47-30 victory over Children’s Day School. Meanwhile, the sixth grade JV White were led by Theo S. and Kaya on offense as Live Oak kept it close in the first half. CDS was a formidable opponent and pulled ahead in the second half to secure the victory. On the varsity boys side, Nate and Coleman came up with big shots down the stretch as the Lightning earned their first win in a tight 33-30 contest against KIPP Bayview. Finally, the varsity girls clinched a 31-15 victory over KIPP Bayview this past Tuesday to improve to 3-0 on the year. -
Lightning Win First Three Games of New Year
Read MoreLive Oak’s basketball teams started 2025 on a positive note by winning each of their first three contests in January. Read this week's results below.
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