None of this is extracurricular. It is the school.
A professional recording studio, a touring band, internships in working offices, trips that pull students out of their comfort zone, four service days a year, and clubs students start themselves. This is what a week at Ohana can hold.
Music and Rock on the Road
Ohana Records is open to every student from kindergarten up. High schoolers in Rock on the Road write, record in the studio Lee Brice built on campus, and tour.
The music program
Cultural trips
Every year students have the option of a trip tied to what they're studying: Washington, D.C. and New York, France, Spain, Japan, Nicaragua, Peru, and more.
Where we've been
Community service
Four service days a year with Food For Thought, Alaqua Animal Refuge, Caring and Sharing of South Walton, and an Earth Day ride along 30A.
How students serve
Internships
Every high school student completes an internship, from veterinary and law offices to the Florida House of Representatives and the U.S. Congress.
The internship program
Clubs and athletics
HOSA, robotics, National Honor Society, culinary, art, e-sports, golf, basketball, volleyball, and clubs students invent. Athletes compete with local public schools.
Clubs and athletics
A school that feels like home
Every classroom has a couch in it. Students are free and comfortable, and they're still learning in a serious, professional environment. Our students say we've cracked the code on that.
About Ohana
Students who are known.
With class sizes of 12 to 15, teachers know what lights each student up and steer them toward it. The kid who loves to draw ends up painting the set, the kid who loves to argue ends up on the debate team, and the kid who wonders how things fly ends up in the simulator lab.
See it for yourself.
Most parents tell us the difference is something they could only feel once they were standing in our halls. Come walk the campus on a school day, meet the teachers, and get a clear, no-pressure picture of whether Ohana is the right fit for your child.