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.

Congratulations to those students named to the OLSH Honor Roll for the 4th Quarter of the 2023-2024 school year!

A lead gift from an alumni family, combined with other donor support, makes possible the first phase of construction in the OLSH Angela Activities Center (AAC) to replace the main gym floor and bleachers - both in need of upgrades.

Each year, members of the OLSH faculty and staff get together to celebrate the completion of another excellent school year at a special luncheon, during which the administration recognizes those individuals who have reached milestone years of service to the school.

Friends and family gathered in the AAC on Sunday afternoon for the annual commencement ceremony, during which 64 students graduated from OLSH, joining the ranks of nearly 4,000 alumni around the world.

The OLSH Forensics team had 5 members compete at the National Catholic Forensics League National Tournament over the weekend - the most in school history.

Students were recognized for academic, athletic, and service-oriented achievements at the 2024 OLSH Honors Convocation on Monday night. Academic Course Awards, Scholarships, and special awards were announced, including the top graduates.

OLSH faculty, staff, students, and the Felician sisters gathered around outside on a beautiful Monday afternoon to celebrate the May Crowning and to perform a consecration of our school to the Blessed Mother Mary.