Help your child reach their true potential.
A public charter school putting students first through creative, child-centered Waldorf instruction.
As parents, you want the best education for your child – an education that meets the individual needs of the student while inspiring a lifelong love of learning. Your child’s happiness, learning, and future matter to you. Most traditional schools offer a one-size-fits-all approach to curriculum, lacking consideration for the child’s individual learning needs. At Blue Oak, we offer a curriculum that encourages creativity, develops emotional intelligence, and fosters a sense of community. With our teaching model at Blue Oak, your child will experience a well-rounded approach to education through the successful implementation of proven Waldorf methodology.
Your child isn't average. Their education shouldn't be either.
Serving the children of our community for over 20 years.
Child-Centered Waldorf Education
Free Public Charter School
Lifelong Love of Learning
Here's How to Make It Happen:
1) Schedule a tour
2) Learn about the proven benefits of Waldorf curriculum
3) Enroll your child on an enriching educational path
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El Dorado SELPA Local Plan
El Dorado Charter SELPA’s governance page, has updated copies of their local plan, the annual budget and service plan, and a master list of current schools. This link is also found on the School Reports and Documents Page of the Blue Oak Charter School website.
School Announcements
The Angel Tree
Adopt a Blue Oak Student for holiday giving
Blue Oak School’s 24th Annual Lantern Walk
In keeping with the many countries that celebrate the lighting of lanterns to brighten the increasing dark at this time of year, we hold a lantern festival each year to bring our light to the darkness. The Lantern Walk affirms symbolically that our own light can continue to shine even as the light and warmth of the sun are waning. Now and through the winter, light and warmth come from our own heart, from the home, and from the fellowship of friends and family. Carrying a light into the darkness in the company of others — as we do during the Lantern Walk — can be reassuring and inspiring to the child, and to us all. The Lantern Walk is celebrated in Kindergarten, Grade 1 and 2. Please see your teacher for details and ways to support. This event is enjoyed for its simplicity and wisdom. It is to be held in reverence, low light, singing, and minimal, quiet conversation. If it rains, the event will be cancelled.
