It is a joy and an honor to welcome you to Oakcrest and to serve this extraordinary community as School Director. Oakcrest is a place of deep purpose and great joy, where young women are known, challenged, and inspired to grow in wisdom, confidence, and faith. At the heart of Oakcrest is a clear and compelling mission: to educate the whole person: intellect, will, and heart. We believe that a girl’s education should do more than prepare her for academic success; it should help her discover who she is, cultivate her gifts, and form her to live with conviction, generosity, and a sense of purpose.
This vision shapes every aspect of school life. In our classrooms, students engage a rich liberal arts curriculum that invites them to think deeply, ask meaningful questions, and pursue what is true, good, and beautiful. They are guided by exceptional faculty who combine intellectual excellence with a profound commitment to the personal formation of each student. Through close mentoring relationships, a joyful school culture, and opportunities in athletics, leadership, and extracurricular life, Oakcrest students are encouraged to grow not only as scholars, but as young women of character and faith.
As School Director, I have the privilege of overseeing the academic and student life of the school, including faculty and curriculum, mentoring, athletics, and extracurricular programs. These dimensions of school life are deeply interconnected, and together they reflect Oakcrest’s commitment to forming young women who are prepared to bring their gifts generously to the world.
Our hope is that Oakcrest students come to recognize that they are made for more: more truth, more goodness, more beauty, more love, and more service than the world often asks of them. In a culture that can be noisy and distracting, we want Oakcrest to be a place where girls learn to listen carefully, reflect deeply, and discern wisely. We want them to discover the confidence that comes from knowing they are beloved daughters of God, entrusted with unique gifts, and called to use those gifts generously in the service of others.
Whether you are already part of the Oakcrest community or are just beginning to learn about our school, I am grateful for your interest in Oakcrest. It is a privilege to partner with families in the formation of their daughters, and I hope you will discover here a school community marked by intellectual vitality, authentic relationships, and a shared desire to help each student become the woman God created her to be.
Warmly,

Cynthia Bertolini
School Director