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Oakdale Christian Academy and Child Care Center

Oakdale Christian Academy and Child Care Center

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9440 S Vincennes Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60620, United States
(773) 779-9440 www.oakca.com
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Aug 24, 2017
Oakdale has been HOME to me for 20+ years! I was one of the original students when OCA first started in 92. My mother and grandmother enrolled me in Pre-K in '96. I remained a student until the 6th grade. Later on, I became Oakdale's piano instructor. Now, in 3 weeks I'll be getting married at Oakdale Covenant Church! 21 years since I've been introduced to Oakdale and I've seen teachers and principals come and go. From an unbiased standpoint, Oakdale is a school with high expectations of the students and teachers work vigorously with every student to ensure excellence. Yes, Oakdale has flaws like every other schools but the good of Oakdale typically outweighs the bad. Oakdale teaches children to live a Christian life outside of school and church. It also gets the students involved in social activism like a walking protest about gun violence. For 21 years, I can honestly say that Oakdale is a great school for your child! 4 stars because Oakdale still has so much more potential that it has not reached yet!

Mar 3, 2017
I went to Oakdale from the ages of 3-12. I greatly appreciate the way they structured my mind and focus for school. As a young women I am grateful that my mom spent the extra $$$ on my education because it was well worth it. Oakdale was a great school and huge part of why I am the woman I am today.

Jun 29, 2016
This school is awesome. It is the most economical Christian school in all of Chicago. The teachers have very high expectations of the kids, and the school at large focus on Wholistic learning. Your student will glean the confidence to live as a Christian among their peers as well as become more of a vibrant leader in their respective churches because of the work that Oakdale is doing. The school is not without its flaws...particularly in some organizational issues... BUt I can say as a parent that has been involved with Oakdale for 4 going on 5 years. They work hard each year at getting better. The teachers are very creative, very Christian, and very competent. I love the teachers at Oakdale. Also, Principal Parker and Assistant Principal Woods are very forward thinkers, and are constantly seeking opportunities to utilize 21st century learning tactics. One of the things that impressed me, is their efforts to gravitate towards holographic technology for their science labs. If, I remember correctly, they have secured a contract, with a distributor and will be implementing those learning tools in the 2017 school year. Oakdale is a gift to the Kingdom of God, particularly to those parents who are tired of allowing their kids to become casualties of some of the failed public school systems in Chicago; whether that is the academic failures or some of the social failures that comes in the form of bullying and socio-psychological problems. I love Oakdale. I have a kid who will be entering pre-K and another one that will be entering the 2nd grade, and I am already trying to find ways to aid in Oakdale's effort to expand from 8th grade to High School. GOD BLESS OAKDALE Sincerely, Pastor Tyran T. Laws Senior Pastor of The Christian Fellowship M. B. Church 445 W. 119th St. Chicago, IL 60628

Sep 7, 2016
This sucks

Dec 24, 2008
The teachers are very petty and they pick on the kids instead of working w/ them when they have problems and need help, the principal doesnt help the parents when they have problems instead she takes the teachers side before hearing the parents who pay the teachers salary and should be able to voice their opinion. This is the last year my kids willbe attending this expensive school. I will find them a school w/ people who care and where i can say whats on my heart and mind w/o attitudes.You pay your money and you get crappy results from the Pastor on down to the teachers. The attitudes of the women are horrible.

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