Oakton Elementary School is a public K-5 elementary school in Evanston housed in a historic building designed by Chicago architect Dwight H. Perkins; the school enrolls close to 400 students.
Oakton Elementary School serves kindergarten through fifth grade in a historic K-5 building that opened in 1914. The facility retains original woodwork, tile inlays and murals, and the site describes an enrollment of about 400 students.
The school provides classroom instruction supported by district digital learning resources and single-sign-on access via Clever. Teachers and students use platforms including Seesaw and Google Classroom for assignments and communication; supplemental resources referenced include BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., Newsela, EPIC!, myON, ST Math and i-Ready. The district has an E-Learning plan for emergency days that combines synchronous (live) and asynchronous instruction and specifies five clock hours of student learning time.
Oakton has adopted the CHAMPS classroom management framework. The site lists school roles such as administrators, a health clerk, school social workers and a school psychologist. The school community hosts PTA events and highlights longstanding artwork and architecture in the building.
Elementary program serving kindergarten through fifth grade at Oakton Elementary School.
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