OLSH Coach Phil McCarren has served as head coach for the West Region baseball team at the Keystone State Games for the past several years and has repeatedly helped lead the team to victory. This year, OLSH player Peter Fabiano ’20 pitched and played 3rd base on the team.
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This summer the OLSH campus was bustling with activity with a variety of summer camps for grade school students. The week of July 9-13, the halls and grounds were alive with the sounds of excited children as theology teacher Kate Kelly and alumna Mallory Hurley ’07 hosted Creator Camp.
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The College Board recognizes students who have demonstrated college-level achievement through Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams with the AP Scholar Awards. Seven OLSH students were honored this spring.
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After the first full year of implementation, students and teachers at OLSH found great benefits with the OLSH AP Advantage Program, including increased enrollment in AP courses and strong performances by students on AP exams.
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OLSH Mission Leader, Mr. Jeff Hulbert and three other adults took a group of 10 OLSH students on a mission trip to Frenchville, PA for a week in July.
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Michael Rykaceski ’19 completed a renovation of the courtyard space outside the OLSH cafeteria as his Eagle Scout project, updating the space with new plants and a statue of St. Francis.
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The annual 5K and 1 mile walk event on the OLSH campus brought together alumni, alumni parents, current students and parents, and other friends of OLSH and the McNally family.
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OLSH held the 84th annual commencement exercises on Sunday, June 3, marking the graduation of the class of 2018.
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The Baccalaureate Mass for the Class of 2018 was celebrated on Thursday, May 31, providing the class one last opportunity to celebrate Mass together with their families in the OLSH Chapel.
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Donations from companies like UGI through PA's Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit program directly benefit OLSH students living in low achieving school districts.
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