Congratulations to the following students who made the OLSH Honor Roll for the third academic quarter, earning at least a 3.5 for the quarter!

OLSH Math Teacher, Zach Korzi, did not have a linear path to his current career at OLSH. After leaving law school in 2018, Zach has embraced his love of teaching and hasn’t looked back. He wants to make his classroom fun and engaging for students while encouraging them to have an open mind about the future.

To OLSH Librarian Bethany Cvitkovic, the most important part of her job is creating an inviting and collaborative environment for students in the Tisch Family Library. She is very involved in the school and wants to use her background to connect with students and introduce them to new ideas and experiences through the resources at the library.

The annual Chi Rho Retreat had to move from a traditional retreat center to the OLSH campus. Students were still able to participate in all aspects of this life-changing retreat despite the effects of Covid-19.

The Chargers beat Constitution 62-49 in the PIAA Championship game today. This is the school's first team state title.

OLSH Calculus Teacher, Michael Schuster, has been teaching at OLSH for 18 years. He strives to make his classroom a place where students can be challenged to learn and grow. Mike also loves his work as an assistant football coach and being kept busy by his 3 kids.

The team is excited to play for the state title after winning its 3rd WPIAL title in three years. The Chargers will face Constitution in its final game of the season on Friday, March 26 at 2:30 pm at the Hershey GIANT Center.

The OLSH Visual Art Department hosted the inaugural AP Studio Art showcase as a hybrid experience for student-artists to share their creativity with the OLSH community.

OLSH Vice President for Advancement, Cheryl Karashin, has always had a passion for giving back and helping others. She loves her position in fundraising at OLSH because she is committed to making Catholic School accessible and affordable for everyone.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of the OLSH Theatre production of The Spoon River Project for placing second in the PA High School Speech League State Drama Festival!