Foundation golf tournament: Saturday, October 24 at X-Golf. Details on the Golf Tournament page.
The Foundation is run entirely by volunteers -- parents, alumni, and neighbors who want this campus a little better each year than it was the year before. Your gift goes where the whole school can use it. Recently that has meant the library, the wellness center, classroom technology, teacher grants, and supply lockers for the departments that asked.
Given back to Oak Ridge High School between 2023 and 2026, across student programs, teachers, technology, campus and student support.
Raised in fiscal year 2025, the year that ended June 30, 2025.
Students at Oak Ridge High School. Every dollar the Foundation has granted went back to their school.
Paid staff. The Foundation is run start to finish by volunteers.
Between 2023 and 2026 the Foundation put $232,016 back into Oak Ridge High School. Here is how those dollars were divided.
- Student programs -- 41.5%
- Teacher development -- 19.9%
- Technology -- 14.3%
- Campus and facilities -- 12.2%
- Classroom learning -- 7.7%
- Student support -- 4.4%
The Foundation funds case by case, so what gets funded changes as the school's needs change.
The Foundation's golf tournament is at X-Golf, an indoor golf simulator. Teams are two players, and play runs in three waves.
Published 2026 prices: White reserved seat $100. Blue reserved seat $60. Single game seat $15. VIP parking pass $160. Single game parking $35.
Each event has its own page, with details added as the board confirms them.
Oak Ridge High School does not have a PTSA. The Foundation raises money for the entire campus -- every grade, every department, every teacher and every student.
A gift to the Foundation supports the whole school. Foundation dollars have gone to student programs, teacher development, classroom technology, and campus and facilities work, and the Foundation supports a scholarship for graduating seniors.
Make a gift, come to an event, or give us a few hours. All three put something back into Oak Ridge.
Questions, or want to talk to a person first? Contact the Foundation.