Admissions Process – Oneness-Family School (OFS)
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At Oneness-Family School we value relationships. Therefore, we place a lot of importance on the admissions process: It is our first opportunity to get to know a potential new family just as it is the chance for a prospective family to learn more about the school.
International or New to the Area?
While our admissions timeline generally aligns with other private schools in the area, we offer rolling admissions for international families and those relocating to the region.
Our Admissions Process
- Oneness-Family School is a warm, diverse and inclusive community.
- We encourage all students to develop a love of learning.
- Our admission process is the first step in building a rich, long-lasting relationship.
We look forward to getting to know you through our open houses, campus tours, and individual family meetings. We are here to support you as you explore what Oneness-Family School has to offer your family.

Tours
To begin your admissions journey, we encourage you to take a tour and learn more about our school. Lower School tours are offered on Thursday and Friday mornings, while High School tours are offered on Wednesdays. Virtual tours are also available during the admissions season.

Open House Events
We are excited to offer a series of Open Houses through the admissions season. These gatherings are wonderful opportunities to meet directors and teachers and learn about Montessori education at each of our grade levels, from preschool to high school.
Did You Know?
The Montessori approach to early childhood education provides a rich, developmentally appropriate environment where children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Colleges Attended by OFS Graduates
Oneness-Family School is strongly committed to a richly diverse school community and seeks students, faculty, staff, administrators, and trustees from different racial, cultural, religious, and economic backgrounds. Oneness-Family School does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, disability, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, or sexual orientation in Admissions or in our Financial Aid policies.








































