Our campus is located at 2280 Antonio Avenue, Camarillo CA 93010 at The Church of the Nazarene. 

The Academy's mission is to assist parents in the spiritual, academic and physical education of their children, kindling in students a desire to live Christian virtues so that graduates are prepared to influence their personal and professional communities.

Grade levels offered for Academic year 25-26 are:

• Co-ed TK, K , 1, 2
• Single-sex 3-6 with combined grades based on student body enrolled

As enrollment grows, we are actively adding to our faculty and staff.

The Academy provides religious education in accord with the teachings of the Catholic Church. 

Inspired by the spirituality of the Opus Dei founder, Saint Josemaría Escrivá, Pacific Oaks strives to form its students in human and supernatural virtues, knowledge of the Catholic faith, and piety, within an academic environment. This effort has the goal of preparing students for the great challenge and adventure of their future roles as adult leaders in the world of work, marriage and family, Church, and society.

Tuition varies depending on the grade of the student. See tuition rates here. Tuition Assistance is available for families who are seeking financial assistance. More info here. 

Pacific Oaks Academy is a school for boys and girls with single-sex classrooms.

From now until June 1st application fees are waived.

Yes. Founding Family Scholarships are available for the brave families who take the leap. Our school is an extension of the extraordinary families in the community. Those adventurous families who join at the beginning are able to uniquely imprint their family culture on Pacifc Oaks.

English: Evan-Moor series, Logic Countdown, Analogies for Beginners, Various stories and poems

Foreign Language: Spanish, Latin

History: The Story of the World, Joy Hakim A History of US Series

Math: Saxon Math

Natural History: Peterson’s Field Guides 

Science: Prentice Hall Earth Science

Religion: Faith and Life Series

Music 

Art

PE 

School hikes and field trips

Physical education is part of the core curriculum and offered during the school day to all students. In addition to PE, Pacific Oaks Academy will begin the school year with tennis and swimming as extracurricular sports. These programs are included at no additional cost to families.

Yes. Simply complete our financial aid application through Clarity. It takes 20-30 minutes. Pacific Oaks provides tuition assistance to make attendance possible for qualified students who would not otherwise be able to attend for financial reasons. To apply for financial aid click click here >

We are purposeful with our use of technology, which is a tool that can assist but ought not replace, what makes us truly human: the capacity to think freely and form meaningful friendships. In grades kindergarten through five, we highlight habits of observation and the powers of memory and perception. At an age when children are particularly impressionable, this approach fosters an appreciation for the natural world and the capacity for self-governance. In middle and high school, students may use technology for particular assignments, such as typing essays. 

At all levels, students will be freed from the distraction of personal electronic devices while at school. The fruits of our approach to technology are the ability to think independently and concentrate deeply, as well as the development of a strong memory and the formation of genuine friendships.  

The uniform imbues the school with an elevated tone and reinforces a sense of beauty and order on a daily basis. It is a visual symbol of the POA community and reinforces a sense of belonging. Both boys and girls are proud school ambassadors while wearing the school colors. In addition to elevating the tone of our schools, wearing a uniform affords students the opportunity to more readily develop a sense of serious, dignified professionalism in their work. 

Yes, Pacific Oaks Academy is a certified 501(c)3 organizations. Donations to Pacific Oaks Academy are tax deductible as allowed by law. If you would like to support POA click here >

First year schools often begin by offering combined grades of 2-3  levels in the same classroom. Some schools even do this permanently by design, citing benefits such as increased collaboration, more tailored pacing, and deeper relationships between teachers and students. While our goal is to eventually offer single-grade classes, as we grow, we may offer combined grades based on specific enrollment numbers.

Pacific Oaks is in the process of accreditation through WASC.