What we offer
    In addition to K-5 classroom curriculum, Oak View has specialized curriculum in music, art, library, physical education, resource and gifted education, and guidance.  Our staff strongly supports hands-on, multiple intelligence strategies that provide meaningful learning for the students.
     ^{Oak View currently has a 30 computers in a networked computer lab that children visit at least once weekly with internet access.  Each classroom has either a large screen TV projection device and at least one SMARTBoard(R) interactive whiteboard per grade level.  Classrooms also have 3  networked workstations providing the infrastructure for state-of-the-art educational technology use.}
   

How to find us
We are located south of Nashville, Tennessee off of I-65.  
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From Nashville:    Take I-65 South to exit 61(Peytonsville Road).  Turn right off the interstate and follow Peytonsville Road until you come to a stoplight.  Turn right onto Route 431(Lewisburg Pk.).  Take a left approximately 1 1/2  miles onto Henpeck Lane and the school will be on the right.  

From Columbia:     Take I-65 North to exit 61(Peytonsville Road).  Turn left off the interstate and follow Peytonsville Road until you come to a stoplight.  Turn right onto Route 431(Lewisburg Pk.).  Take a left approximately 1 1/2 miles onto Henpeck Lane and the school will be on the right.

School History
    Oak View opened its doors on November 22, 1993.  Bethesda Elementary, located south of Oak View, was growing rapidly; therefore the Williamson County School system built Oak View to keep class sizes and student/teacher ratios low.
     The Saturn Corporation's Spring Hill plant helped the area surrounding our school expand quickly to create an enrollment of 726 students at one time.  At that time, Oak View grew to be the largest elementary school in the Williamson County School District.  Later, another elementary school was built nearby to accommodate our growing population.  We currently have an enrollment of  550 students.

Philosophy
    We follow the philosophy and curriculum of Williamson County School District.  To find out more about our county, click on our mascot below.
                 

Future Plans
   Our continuous growth has led to many changes in the physical layout of our school.  A new elementary school was built and opened the 2002-03 school year which eased our previous crowded conditions.