This year, the Fall Play was expanded to be a full theatre festival, featuring two one-act plays and smaller performances throughout the evening. The student-led productions were a resounding success!

Sunday, October 22, 2023
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Meet our faculty, staff, students, and coaches by touring campus and exploring our Athletics and Activities Fair.

Registration is recommended, but not required. Walk-ins are welcome!
We can't wait to meet you!

OLSH received the award for the school's commitment to sportsmanship.

Traditionally celebrated from October 4 (the Feast Day of St. Francis) through October 10 (the Feast Day of Blessed Mary Angela), Mission & Heritage Week is an opportunity to honor the legacy of the Felician Sisters and saints who inspire the OLSH mission.

Mrs. Hollabaugh’s senior English students participate in Mock interviews each school year to gain real-world experience before graduation.

Author and motivational speaker Dustin Dale offered insight into the role of a servant leader at Monday night’s Speaker Series presentation at OLSH. This was just the first installment in our new series of motivational talks, featuring dynamic and relevant speakers to inspire the community.

Congratulations to OLSH senior Philip DuBois, who has been recognized as a 2023 National Merit Commended Student! The National Merit Scholarship Program honors individual students who demonstrate exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies.

Created in 2017, the OLSH Distinguished Alumni Awards recognize graduates who have distinguished themselves in the areas of professional excellence, Christian leadership, and connection to OLSH. This year’s awardees included Dominique Murray ‘15, Tom Goodwin ‘92, Thomas Thimons ‘03, and Dr. Felicia Cianciarulo ‘80. The OLSH Class of 1973 was also recognized as they celebrated their 50th reunion.

Each year, the College Board recognizes outstanding student achievement on AP exams with its AP Scholar Awards. 43 OLSH students recently received recognition for their success on these exams.

Seniors Dorrien Tate and Rylee Bush were named Homecoming King and Queen at the football game on Saturday, September 30th.