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Tall Oaks Classical School, founded in 1994, provides a Christ-centered, classical education. It includes three stages of age-appropriate K-12 learning discovered over 2000 years ago referred to as the Trivium.

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The best advertisement for Tall Oaks are our students and our graduates. In a recent survey of Delaware area schools, Tall Oaks was among the highest in the three-year SAT average of all schools willing to report their scores.

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Ninety-eight percent of our graduates choose to go on to college and report that they are well prepared for higher education, often more so than their college classmates.

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Education is always taking place, and school activities outside the classroom are every bit as impactful in the lives of students as the instruction they receive in the classroom.

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Whether in morning review, in the classrooms, on sports fields, or at special events, students are engaged and participating. Come and experience Tall Oaks!

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Our goal is to help each person connect gifts—time, talent, and treasure—with their passions by giving for the glory of God.

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Tall Oaks Staff

Cherylee Deitrich

Administrative Assistant to the Principal

Cherylee Deitrich has worked for Tall Oaks Classical School since 2013 and served as the Tall Oaks Accreditation Coordinator prior to her current position. Cherylee met Bryan Deitrich while attending West Chester University. They were married in 2000 and have three boys — Joshua (class of 2019), Judah (class of 2021), and Josiah (class of 2024). Cherylee enjoys traveling with her husband, watching her boys play sports, cooking, and reading. One of her favorite verses is Hebrews 10:23, and she thinks everyone should see the movie Ben Hur (1959 version ONLY) at least once!

West Chester University