Educating SpiritualChampions
Ozark Adventist Academy embraces a holistic approach to education, empowering students to thrive academically while fostering character development, intentional discipleship, and active participation in co-curricular activities. Our mission is to nurture well-rounded individuals who are prepared for both academic success and meaningful lives of service. By integrating these elements, we aim to cultivate a supportive environment where students can grow in knowledge, faith, and leadership. At Ozark Adventist Academy we are educating spritual champions.
- Accrediated Seventh-day Adventist Christian Education
- Boarding high school offering a friendly, family type atmosphere
- Financial aid is available for students who qualify
"God sent me to Ozark and blessed me with beautiful people who forever changed my life..."
Schedules & Calendars
This Week At OAA
Each week OAA puts out a schedule called This Week at OAA. It gives a detailed daily view of exactly what is happening on campus and when it is happening. The previous This Week at OAA is available HERE.
March 14 - 20
Online Calendar
This Week at OAA tells what is happening each week. Our online calender shows what is happening throughout the entire year. From fall home leave, to leadership camp, to spring concert, it's all on the calendar.
Calendar
Frequently Used Links
To help navigate our website easily, Some of our most frequently used links have been put in one convenient spot. From tuition payment links to our class schedule, check out our quick links page.
Quick Links
Centennial Magazine
OAA's special edition of The Upward Look, celebrating 100 years of Adventist Education.
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Ozark Adventist Academy offers a holistic educational program grounded in Christian values.
Learn MorePhoto Galleries
From athletics to music, learn more about life at Ozark in our photo galleries.
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Student Scholarships
More than fifty percent of our students receive financial aid. It may be given to a student from a family with four or five children, to a student whose father is out of work, or to a student showing amazing potential whose family just can't manage to pay all the tuition and fees. It is given to individuals based on financial need. Many of our students would be unable to attend with scholarship funds.
Educational Center Renovation
We are in the midst of renovating the R.E. Callicott Education Center. So far we have received $400,000 towards our $1.5 million dollar goal. We are replacing the carpeting and flooring, and we have already changed some of the furniture. We are in the process of repainting the interior walls and are purchasing new lighting and fixtures. We also plan to update existing technology and educational resources.
Impact 150
With 150 contributors each giving $100 per month for ten months, the total contribution would be $150,000. This amount would go for discretionary and unexpected needs throughout the 2024-2025 school year. It's an effective way to ensure the school has the flexibility to address various challenges and opportunities as they arise and provide the best environment for OAA students. Make an impact today!
Social Media
OAA has recently changed our Facebook handle to @ozarkacademy in an effort to coordinate with our website URL, www.ozarkacademy.org, and make it easier for people to find and connect with us.
Facebook
OAA has two official Instagram accounts, our main account @ozarkadventistacademy, and @ozarkacademyathletics, which is dedicated entirely to OAA's athletic department.
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Threads
OAA has recently started posting to Threads, a text-based social media app that allows users to share and view public conversations. You can find us on Threads @ozarkadventistacademy.
ThreadsPhoto & Video
Gallery
Each week while school is in session, we are continually posting new photos. There is often a camera on campus somewhere. More photo galleries are available
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OAA's Choir in Fayetteville
March 6, 2025
Ozark Adventist Academy's choir performed alongside University of Arkansas students on March 6, 2025, at the Faulkner Performing Arts Center on U of A's Fayetteville campus. The entire concert was absolutely beautiful! We're so proud of our students for representing OAA with such musical excellence.
National Honor Society
February 28, 2025
Students in Ozark's chapter of the National Honor Society are required to have 10 community service hours per semester. To help meet this requirement, NHS students were at the Gentry SDA Church's Youth Center on Friday, helping Cynda Grant, the Adventurer director, with a special Friday evening vespers on prayer.
Music at Springtown
March 1, 2025
OAA's choir, select choir (Bella Voca), string ensemble and orchestra performed a variety of music for the worship service at the Springtown SDA Church on Sabbath, March 1. There were enough OAA music students to fill almost a fourth of the first-floor seating in the church. Thank you, Mr. Waggoner, for driving the bus!
Week of Prayer
February 27, 2025
Michael Campbell, director of NAD Archives, Statistics, and Research, has been on campus this week speaking for OAA's Week of Prayer. On Wednesday, he brought an 18.5 pound 1822 Teal Bible—one like Ellen White held up for 30 minutes. Carlos, from the Class of 2025, held up the Bible the longest—a little over a minute.
SA Talent Show
February 8, 2025
Ozark's Student Association Talent Show was held on Saturday night in the auditorium. This year, SA also added an art show in the business office lobby. From the Great Spoondini to "Who's On First," our students did a great job! Cash prizes were awarded to the winners.
Music in Gentry
February 8, 2025
Last Sabbath, Ozark Adventist Academy students in choir, Bella Voca (select choir) and orchestra shared their talents during the worship service. It was beautiful and uplifting — a special thank you to Gabriel Blotor and all the students for sharing their remarkable gifts.
Graduate Testimonials
HannahClass of 2024"Ozark didn't just equip me with a community and different strengths... I was able to find my purpose. I found a passion and a love for something God has called us all to: to love His people, share His word, and trust His promises in everything that I do."
Hannah Class of 2024One of the things I will miss "is definetly my friends. I have grown close to them to the point where I can call them my sisters. So going from the point of seeing them everyday to only being able to text or Facetime them will be a really hard adjustment for me."
Ysabella Class of 2024"Ozark wasn't just about the campus, the buildings, or the activities, although they played a significant role in my experience—it was the relationships and friendships I made along the way... Spending time with those friends... gave me memories I will forever cherish. "