Families in Fredericksburg seeking a supportive, individualized middle or high school option will find a unique environment at The Oberle Academy. Serving students in grades 6–12, this small private school focuses on helping students build skills, confidence, and independence through personalized instruction.
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Small Classes That Make a Difference
With an exceptional 1-to-4 teacher-student ratio, educators truly get to know each learner. Students complete academic assessments during enrollment so teachers can build individualized learning plans that provide either extra support or enrichment beyond grade level.
Using evidence-based, multi-sensory strategies, the academy supports students with a wide range of learning, emotional, and behavioral needs — helping them overcome challenges and thrive academically and socially.
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Hands-On Learning & Real-World Skills
Instruction is interactive, engaging, and designed to connect learning to real life. Students benefit from:
- Individualized academic programming
- Career & Technical Education (CTE) courses
- Electives including music, art, theater, and STEAM
- Community-based learning opportunities
Each classroom includes hands-on materials, and every student receives a Chromebook. Students also enjoy outdoor space, nearby parks, and recreation through the YMCA.
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Schedule a Tour or Learn More
If your child would benefit from smaller classes, individualized support, and hands-on learning, The Oberle Academy may be the right fit.
📍 Located at 404 Willis Street, Fredericksburg
📞 Contact the school at (540) 372-6710 or schedule your tour here.
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Early tours are encouraged, as space is limited due to the small class sizes.
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The Oberle Academy’s summer camp gives middle school students a chance to build friendships, confidence, and practical skills in a fun, supportive setting.
Sessions: June 15–18 and June 22–26
Activities include: woodworking, cooking, arts & crafts, team building, social skills, and outdoor fun.
Ages: Rising 6th–8th Graders
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