Beginning this year, Oak Hills’ students will be moving toward the next decade in three areas:

• Virtual learning opportunities using personal laptops and other technological devices.
• Capstone activities and projects that culminate students’ high school learning experiences.
• Flexible credit options, which provide alternate ways for high school students to earn credit outside the classroom.

The result will be students graduating from Oak Hills prepared to stand above the competition by having more marketable skills for future educational and career experiences.

Hayes Ryland, an Oak Hills senior, attended the 2020 engagement and a similar session on technology in the district. He is eager to take advantage of the new opportunities he and Oak Hills classmates will have in the upcoming school year.

For the rest of the article, go to 2020 vision helping Oak Hills move toward future