Vision
Our vision is to ensure success for all of our students, a community of learners.
Mission
Our mission is to foster safety, respect, responsibility, and leadership; to prepare students for college and careers; to develop creative and critical thinking skills, and to stimulate students’ curiosity.
Value
Our behavior expectations stem from our expectation that our students will SOAR.
S: Safe - O: On Task - A: Accountable - R: Respect
Important Reminders
The office staff will always ask for identification when parents check students out of school. Please be sure to bring a photo ID with you at all times to ensure a speedy checkout.
Please allow yourself ample time to check out your children, as students are called down from their classrooms after you arrive at the office.
2025-2026 Oakcrest Elementary Theme
At Oakcrest, “rock and roll” means more than music—it’s about energy, teamwork, and enthusiasm! Our success comes from:
- Rolling with Challenges: We remain positive and adapt when faced with difficulties.
- Rock Solid Kindness: We support each other and build a caring community.
- Rockstar Effort: We give our best in learning, leading, and helping others.
- Rolling Out New Ideas: We’re creative, curious, and always ready to try something new.
Together, we “rock and roll” our way to success! - Oakcrest Rocks 25-26
Upcoming Events
Halloween Celebration at Oakcrest 2025
We are excited to invite you to our annual Halloween celebration and parade on October 31st at 9:30 AM. The parade will take place outside, and families are welcome to watch and cheer on the students! See the attached map that will outline the parade route.
Costume Guidelines:
- Students should come to school already dressed in their costumes
- Facial paint is allowed as long as the student is easily recognizable
- Masks are not permitted within the school premises to ensure that all students are easily identifiable. However, masks may be worn exclusively during the parade
- Self-inflating costumes are allowed solely for the parade. Please ensure that the child brings extra clothing for the day
- Weapons or facsimiles of weapons are not permitted with costumes
Following the parade, students will return to their classrooms for activities and treats. If you are interested in volunteering or sending in treats, please get in touch with your child's teacher.
Parents are welcome to observe from designated areas within the playground during the parade. Feel free to bring a chair if preferred. Please note that in cases of inclement weather, the parade for parents will be canceled.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween for all.
Best regards,
Janae Young / Principal
PTA Reflections Event
Don’t miss our upcoming PTA Reflections event, where we celebrate and showcase our students’ creativity in the arts! Start working on your reflection projects!
Reflections theme! - I BELONG! Projects will be due by October 17th.
Reading Challenge
Red Ribbon Spirit Week
Red Ribbon Spirit Week is a national campaign that promotes healthy, drug-free lifestyles among students. During this week, October 27th-31st, our PTA has organized themed dress-up days, activities, and educational events to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use and encourage positive choices. It’s a fun and engaging way for students and staff to show their commitment to living drug-free and supporting a safe, healthy school community.
Walk and Roll Challenge - WIN SWEET PRIZES
Safe Routes Utah is a resource for parents, guardians, schools, and health officials to learn and share the importance of choosing active methods of transportation while staying safe along the way.
Safe Routes Utah provides resources like safety tips, safe routes maps, crossing guard training guides, school assemblies, and grants, which help improve infrastructure that makes walking and biking safer for children across the state.
