Alumnae News

List of 9 news stories.

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  Alumna receives Student Spotlight at UMD

  Josie Ouyang '19, a Senior at the University of Maryland majoring in Civil Engineering, was recently featured in a Student Spotlight for the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department.

   
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  Alumna tennis coach named VCAC Coach of the Year

  Alumna and Varsity Tennis coach, Amanda Hernandez '12 was named VCAC Coach of the Year. Congratulations Amanda!
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  First alumna elected as President of the Board of Directors

  Michele (Casey ‘99) Bueno was recently elected as President of the Oakcrest School Board of Directors. She is the first alumna to serve as President of the Board and the second alumna to serve on the Board of Directors.
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  Alumna Wins Mural Competition

  Alumnae and local artist Nicole (Bourgea) Gleason '99 has won the Montgomery County Planning Department mural competition.
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  Alumna Wins Playwriting Contest

  An original short radio play written by Oakcrest alumna Kiley Hatch ('19) has been produced and released by New York City-based Catholic theatre company The Merry Beggars.
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  Alumnae Bring Expertise to Spring Sports

  The Oakcrest Chargers are benefitting from the expertise of alumnae coaches this spring. Five alumnae are coaching softball, lacrosse, and track and field teams for their alma mater.
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• Mustard Seed Mission Trip: Clare Escobar '18

  When my mom first told me that I would be able to join Oakcrest on a service trip to Jamaica, I didn’t know what to think. Should I be excited or nervous? I had been on several service trips around DC, Boston, and even Tennessee, so I thought this would be easy for me. Boy, was I wrong.

   
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  Oakcrest Alumnae Coach Chargers Basketball

  Oakcrest School has the benefit of a strong alumnae presence in its roster of basketball coaches.
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  Oakcrest Graduate Dives into a Year of Christian Service

  The pandemic has created plenty of challenges and changed many plans, but it has also brought unexpected opportunities. For alumna Maddie Mislock ‘20, it opened the door to rewarding mission work out West.
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