sevenoaksclassical.orgCrawled Oct 28, 2026
All registrations are now accepted on a first come, first served basis according to seat availability.
Foundations: Students benefit from traditional techniques. They learn phonics and their math facts. They learn penmanship and cursive. They learn how to diagram a sentence and how to solve a math problem in their head.
Seven Oaks maintains small class sizes (mid-twenties) and an average graduating class of around 50 students.
Seven Oaks was rated “Best Public Middle School Teachers in Indiana” by Niche.com #1 of 409
The Seven Oaks Podcast features Dr. Shipp discussing education with high school math teacher Mr. Bradford.
Monroe County Fire Departments and Police Departments compete in a charity basketball game to support Pantry279.
A decade of purpose, a future of possibility.
Seven Oaks raised $32,825.13 for the Gym for Generations Initiative, funding sound system improvements.
Seven Oaks Classical School has once again earned national recognition as a leader in the classical education movement. Hillsdale College’s K-12 Education Office has named Seven Oaks the winner of the 2025 Salvatori Prize for Excellence in Education, marking the second time the Monroe County public
Katherine Sinkovitz was selected as a 2025–2026 School Leadership Fellow through Hillsdale College’s K-12 Education Office.
Coaches needed.
Textbook fees. The school no longer charges textbook fees.
Ashley’s experience at IU Dining & Hospitality includes leadership, operations, and mentorship in her role as Associate Director.
Seven Oaks Classical School’s board of directors oversees the school’s mission to provide a classical education in liberal arts, sciences, and civic virtue.
BA, Elementary Education, Western Governors University
A Seven Oaks parent of three students describes her involvement in homesteading, church service, and holistic health practice.
Seven Oaks Classical School is open to any student who resides in the State of Indiana. The school admits students of any race, color, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.
Sixth through eighth graders at Seven Oaks participate in a House System modeled after ancient Greek city-states: Athens, Sparta, Olympia, and Delphi.
Seven Oaks Seniors have been accepted to the following colleges:
Seven Oaks Classical School remains committed to its mission of classical education in liberal arts, sciences, and civic virtue as it enters its second decade.
Seven Oaks Classical School offers weekly tours led by the Headmaster, accommodating four families per session.
info@sevenoaksclassical.org p. 812.935.5003 f. 812.935.5040
Note: Where there are multiple sections of a grade level or subject, class placement will be determined by the school. Parental requests will be taken into consideration, but are not guaranteed satisfaction.
Seven Oaks Classical School provides a tuition-free, charter-based classical education emphasizing moral character and civic virtue.
