CURIOUS
We offer a progressive education where we know each student deeply, provide hands-on learning experiences in small classes with expert teachers, and fuel and celebrate curiosity every day.
ENERGETIC
We have a truly inspired environment here. Our beautiful 3-acre campus includes natural play areas and an indoor pool with year-round swimming for all students.
ENGAGED
We are a welcoming place for family and community, with year-round events and lots of social and volunteer opportunities.
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Events
Presidents Day – SCHOOL CLOSED – Bixby Blast Day Available
PS-5th Grade CLOSED Registration is now open for Bixby Blast Day – February 18th! Elementary students will be going on a field trip to Warrior Challenge Arena and preschool students will be staying on campus. Registration closes February 13th and space is limited. Link: https://campscui.active.com/orgs/BixbyAssociates?orglink=camps-registration
All School Assemby
Everyone is welcome.
2nd – 5th Music REHEARSAL
PINE STREET CHURCH – 9:15am-11:15am. The bus leaves Bixby at 9am sharp.
2nd-5th MUSIC CONCERT
PINE STREET CHURCH
Bixby’s Annual Social, Auction & Casino Night
Adults Only.
Perry Conway’s Environmental Slideshow & Live Animals
K, 1, 2 1:00 p.m. 3, 4, 5 2:00 p.m.
ALL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
Everyone is welcome.
Blog

Is Creativity a Skill?
Can it be taught, improved, measured, and defined? Creativity is a focus at Bixby so these questions occupy my thoughts often. This recent article offers various perspectives on these questions. Much of what I read resonated with me and the way we approach...
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Students Learn From People They Love
“Students learn from people they love”, the title of this Opinion Column in last Friday’s New York Times describes well what a Bixby education is all about – fostering meaningful and positive relationships for students with adults, peers and - most...
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Why Don’t We Have Grades At Bixby?
At schools across the country, December typically marks the end of a semester. A time when teachers often give out mid-year grades to their students. This opinion piece in last Sunday’s New York Times offers a compelling perspective on what grades do and...
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