About Us
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2022 - 2023 School Year
- 2022-2023 Head Start and Pre-Kindergarten Registration is open now.
- Login and Tech Help for SMCPS Devices
2022 - 2023 School Supply List
School Year Meal Benefit forms
for SY 2022-2023 are now available online!
Easily fill out your new meal benefit form by visitinghttps://www.myschoolapps.com/Application on the www.smcps.org website.
Families and students should also be advised that there are a lot of additional benefits to submitting a meal application form. These perks include waivers on college applications, dual-enrollment courses with the College of Southern Maryland, and discounted fees to participate in St. Mary’s County Parks and Rec programs.
Families can request more information by contacting SMCPS' Food and Nutrition Services Office at 301.475.4256, Option 5, or via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Acceptable Use Policy
Families can now start completing the Acceptable Use Policy for SY 22-23. Click here for the Elementary Link
Principal SMORE Newsletters - Ms. Dietz Anderson
AUGUST :
Aug 3 newsletter, Aug 29 newsletter
SEPTEMBER :
Sept 5 newsletter , Sept 12 newsletter, Sept 19 newsletter, Sept 26 newsletter
OCTOBER :
Oct 3 newsletter, Oct 10 newsletter, Oct 17 newsletter, Oct 24 newsletter, Oct 31 newsletter
NOVEMBER:
Nov 7 newsletter, Nov 11 newsletter, Nov 28 newsletter
WELCOME TO OAKVILLE
Oakville Elementary School is a small community school of about 270 students located in the central portion of St. Mary’s County. The majority of our students come to school ready for their day and ready to learn. During the school year student attendance was 92.6%. Demographics for the school year identify a minority population of 25%, a FARMS population of 30%, and a special education population of 10%. Cultural differences and differences in behavioral expectations are present amongst our children from varying socio-economic backgrounds. Many of our children have attended Oakville since they began school. Because of this, we have been able to develop a true sense of community and a strong knowledge of our students and their families.
Student academic progress is closely monitored by analyzing a variety of data, beginning with classroom, county and state level assessments. Instructional remediation and enrichment programs are determined and implemented based on this data.
Oakville Elementary will continue to implement and further develop the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) as a school-wide initiative. As a staff, we have committed to overall school-wide behavior expectations. Our school rules fall under the umbrella of “PAWS”: Positive Attitude, Act Responsibly, Work Hard, and Safety First. These expectations were developed collaboratively by the staff to be specific to the various school settings providing consistency throughout the building and from year to year.
The Oakville staff, parents and community work collaboratively to provide a warm, nurturing environment for our children. As a community, we share a sense of pride in our school and a common mission to create the best educational experience possible for our students. Our vision for Oakville Elementary is “One community committed to learning and safety for all children”.