Two classes averaging 22 students with two full-time teachers per class, around 44 – 48 students per grade
Middle School 6th – 8th Grade
Four sections in each grade averaging 16 students per section with one teacher, around 64 students per grade
School Hours
Kindergarten:
8:30 am to 2:45 pm
1st–4th Grade:
8:30 am to 3 pm
5th–8th Grade:
8:30 am to 3:15 pm
Wednesday:
2 pm (K-4); 2:15 pm (5-8)
List of 14 items.
418
Total enrollment
1 in 4
Families participate in the Adjusted Tuition Program
58%
Faculty/staff of color
56%
Students of color
7:1
Student to teacher ratio
35-40
Extended Day Programs clubs and classes throughout the year
12,000+
Books in circulation in the library
1,848
Square footage of library
80+
Field trips attended from K-8 (including Civil Rights tour to the South)
30+
Overnights during field trips from K-8
30
Fruit and vegetable plants in our community garden
125
Bins of building materials in the ChangeMaker Lab
6,000
Square footage of Rooftop Playground
35
Meal options served in the cafeteria each week
2025-26 Tuition
K–5th Grade
$500 – $46,115
6th–8th Grade:
$500 – $46,725
Our Adjusted Tuition Program makes a Live Oak education accessible for families. 25% of Live Oak families participate in our Adjusted Tuition Program.
Tuition includes lunch daily, books and educational materials, all school supplies, technology (ipads/laptops and accessories), outdoor education, field trips, laboratory fees, yearbooks, and athletic uniforms.
Lower school students have two teachers in their homeroom. They learn reading, writing, mathematics, science, social studies, and social emotional skills. In addition, students have an arts rotation that meets 4x/week for classes with art and music teachers. They all have a library class each week and physical education 3x/week. Students begin learning Spanish in kindergarten and have Spanish class 2x/week.
Middle school students have a departmentalized schedule with classes taught by specialists in the subject area. Humanities (language arts and social studies), meets every day. Math meets every day, including Pre-Algebra in 7th and Algebra 1 in 8th. Science meets five periods a week, with a double-period Lab once a week. All students take Spanish or Immersion Spanish (for fluent speakers) 4x/week. All students take art, music, and physical education 2x/week and drama once a week. Advisory meets 3x/week and students have a weekly elective.
Live Oak Graduates are making an impact in the following high schools
The Avenues (NY) Archbishop Riordan Bay School Branson School Cate School City Arts and Leadership High School College Preparatory School Convent of the Sacred Heart Crystal Springs Upland School Drew School Dunn School International High School Jewish Community High School Lick-Wilmerding High School Lincoln High School
Lowell High School Marin Academy The Marin School Menlo School The Nueva School Phillips Andover Academy Ruth Asawa School of the Arts Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep Saint Ignatius College Prep Sterne School Stuart Hall High School The Thacher School University High School Urban School Washington High School
Extended Day Programs
Before school:
7:30 to 8:15am
After school:
until 6pm
Cost: The Annual Unlimited Extended Day Program is $2,500, billed monthly through Tuition Management. This fee is adjusted for families participating in Live Oak's Adjusted Tuition Program and is eligible for FSA reimbursement.
Live Oak has a robust and delicious lunch program that furthers our commitment to wellness, inclusion, sustainability, and community. The cost of lunch is included in your child’s tuition. Lunches are prepared in our on-site, commercial catering kitchen. The menu features fresh, simple, and delicious food that fuels our students’ full and busy school days.
Live Oak School welcomes and admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, citizenship status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, and faith to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities of Live Oak School. Live Oak School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, citizenship status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, and faith in administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions policies, Adjusted Tuition program, and athletic and other school-administered programs.