 In its second year, Oakcrest moved to a former French international school on Yuma Street in Washington, D.C. 

Over the next 23 years, Oakcrest established its programs and reputation in the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas, as well as attracting students from Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.In 2000, the school moved to the former McLean Bible Church in Northern Virginia.With this move, Oakcrest added a sixth grade class and expanded its athletics, fine arts, and co-curricular programs.