A Special Farewell for Cecilia Azcúnaga at OAK Ireland
- June 12, 2026
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At OAK Ireland, education is built on relationships, shared experiences, and a strong sense of community. On June 5, students, staff, and families came together to celebrate the leadership and dedication of Cecilia Azcúnaga, Executive Director of OAK Ireland, as she concluded an important chapter after more than a decade of service.
For eleven years, Cecilia has been a guiding presence within the OAK Ireland community, helping shape the formation of students and contributing to the growth and development of both Woodlands and Dublin Oak.
A Community United in Gratitude
The celebration began with a special Mass attended by students from both Woodlands and Dublin Oak, offering a meaningful opportunity to give thanks for Cecilia’s leadership and the impact she has had on countless students and families throughout the years.
Following Mass, students lined the hallways to create a farewell corridor from the chapel to the front entrance of Woodlands. As Cecilia walked through, she was greeted with smiles, applause, messages of gratitude, and heartfelt good wishes from students and staff.
Outside, the entire community gathered to continue the celebration with signs, speeches, and expressions of appreciation that reflected the affection and gratitude felt across both schools.
A Day to Remember
The celebration concluded with a shared picnic where students and staff from Woodlands and Dublin Oak came together to enjoy the beautiful weather, meaningful conversations, and a sense of community that has always been at the heart of OAK Ireland.
More than a farewell, the day was a celebration of a legacy built through leadership, service, and commitment to student formation. It was an opportunity to recognize the lasting impact Cecilia has had on the lives of so many students, families, and colleagues.
Cecilia Azcúnaga’s leadership has helped shape OAK Ireland into the strong and united community it is today. Her dedication, vision, and commitment to the formation of young people will continue to inspire future generations of students and educators.
While one chapter comes to a close, the impact of Cecilia’s leadership will remain an important part of OAK Ireland’s story.
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