Oak Hill Elementary

GCS Grab-and-Go Site
Children will be able to pick up meals Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Oak Hill Elementary. Any children ages 0 to 18 will pick up their lunch for the day and breakfast for the following morning.

Oak Hill Elementary challenges students academically and provides meaningful academic opportunities to promote a high-quality learning environment. Oak Hill strives to support each student’s success with the support of family and community partnerships.

Special Academic Programs

PBIS Model School- Through PBIS, Oak Hill creates safer and more effective schools. The PBIS program teaches and supports positive behavior for all students and all staff.

Career & Technical Education (CTE) Opportunities

N/A

Fine Arts

Music
Art

Athletics

Community Basketball
Swimming (2nd Grade)
Golf - First Tee (4th Grade)

Honors & Recognition

2019 High Point - Guilford County Kids, Cans, and Cash Champions

2016 North Carolina School of Character

2016 National School of Character

2019 Oak Hill Teacher of the Year - Hope Heverly

2019 Extraordinary Educator - Jakima Ledbetter
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2020 Extraordinary Educator - Ebonie Jones
2021 Extraordinary Educator - Caitlyn Polito

2018 GCS Elementary Teacher of the Year - Jakima Ledbetter

2016 GCS Teacher of the Year - Fanisha Fuller

NCAE Teaching Excellence Award – Ms. Sabrina Peacock 3rd Grade Math Teacher

Clubs & Sponsored Teams

Drama Club
Morning Show News Crew
Safety Patrol
GoFar (Running Club)
High Point LEAP

Community Service

Health Fair
Recycling Program
Kindness Project (Hurricane Dorian efforts)
Community Garden
Holiday Market

Contact the school directly for more information regarding specific community service projects.

After School Care

Oak Hill does not have an ACES program, but students attend some of the following after school programs:

Ward Street Boys and Girls Club
Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club
Carl Chavis YMCA
YWCA