This is what turning life’s lemons into lemonade looks like: a 4-year-old girl transformed her misfortune into a book to help others. After being told she could not have the rock she lodged in her ear removed, resulting in her hearing loss, Jovina Arulandu...
By the start of the school year, many students have received their driver’s licenses, particularly juniors and seniors. With this increase in drivers each year, many of Oakton’s school rules have continued to develop based on campus grounds. These...
The start of this school year has changed how AP Seminar and AP Human Geography are offered at Oakton. These classes are now available to freshmen and sophomores as alternatives to the standard honors and regular classes. This mirrors the addition of...
Through the club that she contributed towards, Medlife, Annika Kak (12) has seen change and impact directly in the lives of individuals. Last year, a guest student physician assistant spoke to students about what a PA (physician assistant) is and what...
It's the time of year when seniors decide if they would like to complete the last parts of their education or begin their first steps of adulthood by getting an
internship. It's an important decision as it will determine how you will be spending...
The Virginia Department of Education approved the AP African American Studies course, now offered as a pilot course. Late last year, College Board’s AP African American Studies course was approved and received the green light to be taught across...
Seats fill, lights dim, and adrenaline rises as Oakton students prepare to display their complex student-directed One-Act Plays (One Acts). The One Acts have been an Oakton tradition for many years, building a large community of creative leaders.
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