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Oxford Academy and Central Schools

Oxford Academy LogoOxford Academy is a long established educational institution, chartered by the State of New York in 1794, as a private school. Located in the geographic heart of Chenango County, today the Academy is a public school where 950 students from the Oxford/McDonough area currently attend. The district is made of all or parts of seven townships and encompasses 116 square miles. Two campuses make up the district, one campus on either side of the Chenango River which runs through the center of the Village of Oxford. Please visit the Oxford Academy website.

Mission Statement: The mission of the Oxford Academy and Central School District is to develop Honest, Tolerant, Well Adjusted, Creative Human Beings who make intelligent choices and positive contributions to society.

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The West Campus

Oxford Academy Primary School (pre-K - grade 4)
Located at: 50 South Washington, Oxford, NY
Principal: Timothy McDonald (607) 843-2025 ext: 3301
Since the recent Capital Project, it now houses 330 students in 21, UPK - grade 4, regular education classrooms and 1 special education self-contained classroom, and many new computers. A multi-purpose room is used for "Morning Program" and daily early morning assembly, special projects, and Primary School/High School shared lessons. The students also enjoy a new play structure during their playground time. There is a courtyard available for students and teachers to use for reading/special events. Every need is tended to by the highly skilled staff. In addition to their classroom teachers, as needed, the students receive support from academic intervention services teachers, an occupational/physical therapist, a teaching assistant, and teacher aides.

Oxford Academy High School (grades 9 - 12)
Oxford Academy High School EntranceLocated at: 50 South Washington, Oxford, NY
Principal: Christine Pierce (607) 843-2025 ext: 1128
This beautiful, modern High School was recently constructed in 2003. Grand and spacious, this new facility houses a fully automated, well staffed media center; 3 multi-media computer labs & a mobile wireless computer lab; an expanded technology suite complete with darkroom and TV studio; expanded facilities for Fine Arts; kitchen; cafeteria/volleyball court; 600-seat air-conditioned auditorium; 700-seat double station gymnasium & weight room; new telephone, fire alarm, and digital air control systems, as well as classrooms and offices. It also has Varsity/JV athletic fields for extensive and varied athletic programs such as baseball, softball and tennis. Facilities were also expanded to accommodate the full range of music ensembles of the Music Department's award-winning choral and instrumental music programs.

The East Campus

Oxford Academy Middle SchoolOxford Academy Middle School (grades 5 - 8)
Located at: 12 Fort Hill Park, Oxford, NY
Principal: Katie Hansen (607) 843-2025 ext: 2522
The Middle School is actually Oxford Academy's seventh building, built in 1930, and expanded in 1953. The colonial structure, with its classical six column entrance, stained glass window, and historic bell tower, welcomes visitors, and is still the sentimental favorite of many Oxford residents. The school creates an environment where children feel safe and cared for by the dedicated and experienced staff. Pre-teens receive not only a strong academic program but also social integration skills. This building received major renovations in 1993-94 and significant renovations during the current Capital Project in the summers of 2002 and 2003. It is home to the Bus Garage (Head Driver: Rosemary Noyes), and, since January 2004, the District Office (Superintendent: Gray Stevens).

Oxford Academy District Office
P.O. Box 192, 12 Fort Hill Park, Oxford, NY 13830
(607) 843-2025
Randall Squier - Superintendent of Schools
Harold Covey - Business Manager
Iraina Steers - Curriculum Coordinator
Dawn Hover - Chairperson, CSE


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Oxford HeadStart- 44 North Washington Avenue, Oxford, NY 13830. (607) 843-9990.
Kids PlayingHeadStart is perhaps best known as a Federally funded and locally operated, center-based pre-school program for children ages three to school-age. The Head Start program is serious about involving parents in their program. Head Start serves children age 0-5 and their families, and every family can be assured that their input is important. Parents in every component of Head Start elect representatives to the Policy Council. The council also includes some community members, and staff members are often there as advisers.
Head Start is required by their federal regulations to be governed by a parent committee, which sets policies, determines program options, hires staff and hears the reports of the other Head Start committees. It is a very important job for a parent and carries a great deal of responsibility.
Families with children who are ages 3-5 are encouraged to call for more information about the Head Start program. Call 843-9990 to arrange for an application.

Private School
The Pumpkin Shell Nursery School-
Located at the United Church of Oxford- Fort Hill Park, Oxford, NY 13830. (607) 843-9830. Hours: 8:45am - 11:15 weekday mornings. Owner: A Parent Cooperative. Providing family and child centered developmental learning, where young children can build emotional, social and intellectual skills. At The Pumpkin Shell, parents are an integral part of their child's first formal educational experience.

See the Calendar of Events or the Discussion Board for further details on all the following.

May 1st is MAY DAY and OXFORDNY.COM's 4th anniversary!

May 3rd, 8-9 PM, the Oxford American Legion's Comedy Night.

May 9th, 7-9 PM, Oxford Youth Center presents, HYPNORICH at OxAc High School auditorium.

May 10th, 10 AM, the Band Boosters fundraiser- Car Wash & Bake Sale at Blueox.

5/10, 5:30 PM, at St. Paul's- Mark Sampson Scholarship Fund Dinner.

Also May 10th, 7:30 PM, concert- Shapiro & Shore at 6 On The Square.

May 17th, Noon-6 PM, Oxford Legion's all-you-can-eat Clam Bake at the Oxford Rod & Gun Club. This is to benefit the John Sherman scholarship fund.

May 17th, 7:30 PM, Annie and the Hedonists at 6 On The Square.

May 20th, 7 PM, Middle School Band Concert O.A.P.A. Auditorium.

May 20th, 7:30, Village of Oxford Bicentennial Meeting All are welcome; bring ideas! at 6OTS

May 21st, 7:30 PM, High School Band Concert.

May 22nd, 7 PM, Oxford Academy Primary School Concert.

May 23rd, Kindergarten Screening.

May 26th, Monday, No School & Memorial Day Parade 9:30 AM.

May 28th, 7 PM, High School Chorus Concert.

May 31st, 7:30 PM, concert- Jamie Notarthomas at 6 On The Square.

Now thru June '08, the Taste N See Soup Kitchen is open again in St. Paul's Parish House.

Pictures of Past Oxford Village Mayors Wanted!
For details, please give Julie Maresca a call at- (607) 843-2512 at the Village Hall.

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