This exam consists of multiple choice reading comprehension and mathematics questions, short answer math questions, and a written essay. Students are then informed of their admission (or failure thereof) the following month. The school's prestigious reputation has also given rise to classes offered by private tutoring organizations in the area, such as Perfect Score Academy and Pace Academy, to assist prospective students in preparing for the entrance examination. Demographics In the 2020-21 school year, Oxford Academy's enrollment totaled 1283 junior high school and high school students. Of this, boys numbered 643 (50.1%), slightly outnumbering girls, who tallied at 640 (49.9%). Oxford's student body is mostly Asian-Americans. According to the NCES, its racial makeup during the aforementioned school year was 928 (72.3%) Asian 231 (18.0%) Hispanic 85 (6.6%) White (non-hispanic) 22 (1.7%) Two or more races 11 (0.9%) Black (non-hispanic) 3 (0.2%) American Indian / Alaska Native As reported by the State of California, 42.9% of the student body was eligible for either free or reduced-price lunch under the National School Lunch Act of 1946. Dress code Oxford Academy mandates a dress code for its students while on campus or at school-sponsored events. Students must wear a solid red, white, blue, or grey polo top paired with khaki or navy-blue pants, shorts, or skirt. Black tops were once allowed, but were prohibited prior to the 2010-11 school year. Denim pants (including jeans) are not permitted. Students may also wear a sweatshirt or sweater of an appropriate color, though only on top of the aforementioned polo. If a jacket or coat is worn, it is permitted to be solid black. Socks are allowed to be some combination of these colors (or black), and shoes may also be solid brown. To fulfill these criteria, students generally wear a school-provided top, which is a solid-color polo with the Oxford Academy "OA" logo embroidered on the chest, as well as school-provided khaki bottoms. There are many instances in which the school allows deviation from the standardized dress. Generally, students may wear formal attire to school if required to for a class or club-related event. On Fridays, students may wear class-specific or club t-shirts, though these must also be some combination of the approved school colors, and on the first Friday of each month they may even wear jeans, provided they also wear a college shirt. Spirit days, such as Halloween, enable an even greater break