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Oakland Opportunity Academy (OOA)
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The Oakland Opportunity Academy (OOA)- Southwest Campus
OOA offers students an alternative way to complete credits for their high school diploma. Built for the needs of students, OOA runs afternoon and evening hours, accommodates individual learning styles and pace, and fulfills the requirements for their district diploma. Student learning at OOA is an unique combination of online, direct instruction, and career focused opportunities. Each student has the opportunity to earn their credits in a variety of ways, learning in the style that works for them. Certified teachers and staff work closely to ensure all students find success.
OOA serves students enrolled in districts in the southwest quadrant of Oakland County, including Clarenceville, Farmington, Huron Valley, Novi, Walled Lake, and West Bloomfield.
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Let your learning lead you to a successful future in college and careers!
For Students:
OOA has a unique schedule and calendar, built with the high school student in mind. Operating Monday - Thursday, 1:30 - 8:00pm, OOA students have their morning free for additional online work, jobs or just relaxing. For a look at the schedule click on a Day at OOA. You will get personilized assistance, including tutorial sessions for basic skills as well as individualized projects for relevant learning. Courses are taught by certified teachers, assisted by Instructional Techs and tutors. Online curriculum is in place to allow a self-paced individualized learning, supported by real teachers, real projects and real applications of learning.
During the school year, additional activities and leadership opportunities are avalable. The Student Leadership Council meets to plan and support student activities. Last year, these activites included the Thanksgiving Feast, Holiday Food Drive, fundraising for the Red Cross Disaster Relief, Senior Dinner and the End of the Year BBQ.
Contact your home school counselor to enroll!
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For Parents:
Enrolling your students in OOA represent an opportunity for them to complete high school in a warmly supportive academic program, designed to help them complete their core and elective requirements as defined by the home high school. As OOA students they retain enrollment in their home high school and are subject to all district requirements. Upon completion of their high school graduation requirements, they will receive their diploma and may participate in the graduation ceremonies from the home high school.
Contact your home school counselor to enroll!
For Counselors:
OOA offers you a place for your students to complete their credits required for graduation in a setting that can accommodate their individual learning needs. The OOA afternoon and evening hours accommodate students with later starting hours. Flexible scheduling and additional tutors provide additional assistance for credit completion. Career Technical Classes offer students engaging and relevant hands-on learning for college and careers.
To begin enrollment click on the forms below.
Enrollment Request and Checklist
Student Credit Verification Form - Credits Needed
PULSE Online View
Counselor Letter
Sample Graduation Requirement Update
Secure Drop Box Documentation
Teacher Evaluation
Administrator Evaluation
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Dates to Remember
Mid-Winter Break
February 20 - 23, 2012
Parent/Teacher Conference
March 22, 2012
5:00pm - 8:00pm
Spring Break
No School
April 2 - 5, 2012
Memorial Day
No School
May 28, 2012
Last Day of School
June 21, 2012
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Schedule and Career Clusters
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Session 1
Monday - Thursday (1:30 - 2:30pm)
Personal and Academic Development
Session 2
Monday - Thursday (2:30 - 5:00pm)
Career Clusters
Session 3
Monday - Thursday (5:30 - 8:00pm)
Integrated Academics
Additional On-Line learning is available.
Full-time students attend all sessions.
Career Clusters may include:
Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology
- Marketing & Sales
- Business Management
- Computer Applications
Culinary Arts/Hospitality
- Food & Beverage Preparation
- Travel/Tourism
Transportation Technology:
- Automotive Technology
- Auto Collision Repair & Refinishing
Biotechnology and Environmental Science
- Natural Resources
- Animal and Plant Systems
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Oakland Opportunity Academy
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Southwest Campus
1000 Beck Road
Wixom, MI 48393
Dr. Marlana Krolicki, Director
248.668.5678
Susan Powell, Student/Career Liason
248.668.5679
2011 - 2012 Staff
Terry Akers - Instructional Technician
Carrie Anderson, Academic Instructor
Connie Asher- Contract Social Worker
Michael Bailey, Academic Instructor
Carolyn Brown, Contract Counselor
Meghan Buckner, Academic Instructor
Damon Friend- CFE Instructor, Transportation Technology
Chelsea Hughes, Instructional Technician
Moses Lukwago - CFE Instructor, BMMT
Michael Mickivicius - Academic Instructor
Charles Neal, CFE Instructor, Culinary Arts/Hospitality
Matt Nyduk - Instructional Technician
Rose Marie Roberts, Instructional Technician
Thomas Sheppard - Academic Instructor
Vanessa Smith, Academic Instructor
Kerri Seach, Instructional Technician
Kim Thomas - CFE Instructor, BMMT
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