October 20, 2024 - 1:00-3:00 pm

OLSH Theatre presented "Steel Magnolias" last weekend, making audiences laugh and cry through the touching story.

Each September, the entire school community comes together to celebrate the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross through a traditional Eucharistic Procession around campus.

In an effort to combat bullying, OLSH invited presenter John Halligan to speak to students on Wednesday morning about the impact of bullying on not only the victims but also their families. He shared his own son’s story to make a lasting impression on those in attendance.

OLSH hosted the annual Freshman Foundations Day on Sunday, August 18th to welcome a brand new class of Chargers to the school. Freshmen then had two days in school by themselves to get acquainted before they would be joined by upperclassmen.

OLSH is excited to welcome four new faculty and staff members to our team this school year!

Seeds of Hope is a Felician-sponsored program that provides an opportunity for teenage girls to explore and enhance talents, goals, and capacity for leadership. This year, OLSH had eleven girls participate in the summer retreat, with two serving as volunteer assistants.

This summer, Clare Mulvay '23 worked with the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) mission in Belcourt, North Dakota on the Turtle Mountain Reservation.

Over sixty OLSH students were selected to receive scholarships for the 2024-2025 school year, in addition to students who will receive their second, third, or fourth distributions of renewable scholarships.

The OLSH travel club kicked off their summer with an exciting journey to the Alps and the Mediterranean Coast just after school let out in June. The group of students, parents, and faculty chaperones enjoyed 11 days of adventurous travel.