OAK CONNECTION 
Friday
Jan. 9, 2015
We're going bi-weekly  

With the new year, also brings a new schedule for our Oak Connection. Starting this week, the Oak Connection will become a bi-weekly newsletter, to better serve our families and friends. 

Please look for the next edition on Friday, Jan. 23. 
New year brings Merit Scholar Program  

Keeping with the tradition of recognizing academic excellence, Norfolk Collegiate recently unveiled our Merit Scholar Program to attract new and exceptional talents to the school. Through the program, two merit-based scholarships will be awarded to incoming ninth-grade students who are not only first-time applicants to the school, but also are exceptional students. Read more 
Classroom lessons come to life at Nauticus
Flying projectiles and remotely operated vehicles were two of the ways in which eighth-grade students were able to turn their classroom lessons into real-time creations during a visit to Nauticus. There, students were able to get a sneak peek of history topics, while also using their science and math knowledge in team building activities.  Read more 
Celebrate Reading Month at Collegiate 
As Mother Nature forces us indoors, there's no better time to pick up a good book. Throughout the month of January, our Lower School students will have their noses buried in their books as they explore a variety of genres, attend exciting adventures and travel to all aspects of the seven continents.  Read more 
More Oak News
EVENTS
War & Remembrance: 
Visualizing Conflict: Art and the First World War
Jan. 9  7 p.m.

Middle & Upper School Open House
Jan. 10  10 a.m.-12 p.m.

PSAT Debrief Meeting with College Counseling Office
Jan. 12  7 p.m.

Meet Me in the Middle
Jan. 13  8:15-9:15 a.m.

Annual Auction Volunteer Planning Meeting
Jan. 13  8:30-9:30 a.m.

Admissions Financial Aid Workshop
Jan. 13  2-3 p.m.
Jan. 14  5:30-6:30 p.m.

Jan. 15  7 p.m.

Faculty In-Service,
No Classes
Jan. 16

Oaks Duel Wrestling Tournament
(part of the Blue & White Day sponsored by the Booster Club)
Jan. 17  1-3 p.m.

School Closed for
MLK Day, No Classes
Jan. 19

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