This past summer, OVS Learning Center teacher Cindy Carver took on her biggest hike ever, trekking a 380-mile section of the Pacific Crest Trail, with her son, Caleb, a 2023 OVS graduate.
Continuing a long-standing tradition, OVS recently ferried its first group of new students to Food Share as part of the school’s commitment to supporting the Oxnard-based food bank.
During the All-School camping week, OVS students and teachers became the first school group to use a new campsite created at Prisoners Harbor on Santa Cruz Island.
Ojai Valley School has launched a new class in Sustainable Agriculture, allowing students to conduct hands-on research on everything from crop management to earth-friendly gardening practices.
Over the past couple of years OVS students have been making effort to support OVLC Land conservation efforts. This October students set out to restore the trails of the Ojai Valley.
From the outdoors to the classroom, new OVS teacher Trevor Heise takes the reins of teaching his students how to navigate the worlds of Calculus and Algebra 2.
After a summer of hard work and try outs, OVS senior Delaney Hanson is waiting to see if she has made the roster of the Junior Roller Derby USA teams, an accomplishment that would cap nearly of decade of derby practice and games.
OVS boys and girls cross country runners continued their Omega League dominance, earning league titles and qualifying for the CIF prelims at the famed Mt. Sac course on Nov. 13.
The senior class met Friday morning to watch the sun rise at Surfer's Point in Ventura and to hopefully launch a new tradition to start the senior year.
Inspired by social media trends and a desire to make memories with friends, several seniors have started the school year by decorating their car windows, ushering in a new way for the Class of 2027 to celebrate its final year together.
The 24 Seniors in the Class of 2026 applied to more than 300 colleges and universities and earned a record 184 acceptances through long, hard work and dedication.
The Ojai Valley Anthology – a set of monologues created and performed by OVS theatre students -- will be performed at the OVS Upper Campus on Nov. 12 before opening to a larger community audience on Nov. 13 at Libbey Park in downtown Ojai.
Upper Campus Spanish students celebrated Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) by building offendas (altars) featuring photographs, candles and other special objects aimed at keeping alive the memory of those who are no longer with us.
