Congratulations to the students who earned Honor Roll recognition in the second quarter of the 2022-2023 school year!

The Lady Chargers won their Senior Night match-up 53 -42.

Congratulations to our talented artists who earned recognition for the pieces they submitted to the Scholastic Art Competition!

Bishop William Waltersheid celebrated a special Mass with the OLSH school community during Catholic Schools Week where he shared about the life of Blessed Carlo Acutis. The Bishop brought with him a first-class relic of Blessed Carlo Acutis, as well as a large display of Eucharistic Miracles from around the world. The exhibit will be on display for several days for the student body to view and learn about. The exhibit is also open to guests.

This week OLSH will celebrate Catholic Schools Week with a variety of activities to build community and show appreciation. The week also brings together the OLSH community to raise funds for the school through the student-led Charger Challenge giving campaign!

On Friday, February 3rd, students are invited to get creative with their backpacks to raise money for Our Lady's Pantry.

Faculty, staff, and students were invited to wear sweatshirts designed in memory of Tavon M. Lane ’25 to school on Thursday. Sweatshirts were sold as a fundraiser for a scholarship honoring Tavon’s legacy at OLSH.

The bowling team played a competitive match against Carlynton on their senior night on Wednesday. Matt Tarbuk bowled a 278, his highest game of the season and one of the highest in OLSH history.

Due to anticipated weather conditions, OLSH will operate on a 2 hour delay on Wednesday, January 25, 2023

OLSH was blessed to welcome Carlos Carter, President & CEO of the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh, to the school on Tuesday morning to talk to students about their potential for greatness.