Saturday, July 11, 2009
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For 94 years until its closing in June 2010, Oak Lane Day School's role in children's lives was to honor each child’s individuality and foster intellectual, creative, academic and personal growth within a diverse community of active, engaged learners. Oak Lane enjoyed a dynamic, creative, and nurturing community that promoted intellectual, social, emotional and physical development. We look forward to Oak Lane's legacy that will be carried on by alumni and their families for many years to come.
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