Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School

About Us
About Us

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, a ministry of the Felician Sisters, is an independent Catholic school educating and transforming young men and women in grades 9-12 for lives of Christian leadership, stewardship, and service to all.
Admissions
Admissions

Students find their place at OLSH in a nurturing, yet challenging, student-centered environment.
Academics
Academics

Students at OLSH are well-prepared for success, taught by talented and caring faculty members, and encouraged to reach their potential.
Faith
Faith

Students are inspired to lives of Christian leadership through faith and service experiences at OLSH.
Athletics
Athletics

OLSH student-athletes build character, discipline, and sportsmanship through their participation in athletics at OLSH. 65% of OLSH students are student-athletes and 22 participated in all three seasons.
Arts
Arts

At OLSH, students are encouraged to express themselves creatively through visual arts, music, and performance.
Support OLSH
Support OLSH

The generous and faithful partnership of our benefactors allows us to carry out our mission of educating and transforming young people for a life of Christian leadership, stewardship, and service to all.
Community
Community

The most common word used by alumni to describe OLSH is "family." The family spirit is alive at OLSH!
Alumni
Alumni

Volunteering at OLSH

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at OLSH!

In order to protect our students and maintain compliance with the policies of the Diocese of Pittsburgh and the mandates of the state of Pennsylvania, we have implemented a screening process for all employees and volunteers who may come into contact with our students. This process is described below.

Steps in the Safe Environment Compliance Process for Volunteers

Please note that new items have been added to the compliance checklist as a result of recent changes in state law. Therefore, you may be required to complete new steps in order to remain compliant. If you are unsure whether or not you are in compliance with the Safe Environment Policy, please contact Assistant Principal and Safe Environment Coordinator Shawn Holup at (412) 262-6422 or [email protected].

If you have not already done so, register with the Safe Environment Database.
The online application can be found on the Diocese of Pittsburgh website at https://www.eappsdb.com/Login.asp?ORGZ_KEY=39. The passcode for the Database is PROTECT. By completing this step, your Criminal Record Check will automatically be run and the results will be sent to OLSH. (If you have already registered with the Safe Environment Database, please add OLSH as a site.)

Apply for your Child Abuse History Report

You can now apply online for your Child Abuse History Clearance. This report is free of charge for volunteers. You can apply online at http://www.compass.state.pa.us/cwis/public/home.

Complete the Protecting God’s Children Workshop
The Protecting God’s Children Workshop can be taken online or in person. Once you have completed the workshop, you will receive a certificate. Please send a copy to OLSH. You will not be listed as compliant until the date of the workshop has been entered.

To register for the online option, you must go to www.virtus.org and click on “Registration”. Fill out the registration information and then you will be able to choose a session. The online session is at the bottom of the list and is available in English and in Spanish. A listing of live Protecting God's Children workshops and their locations can be found at http://www.virtusonline.org/virtus/reg_list2.cfm?theOrgID=15497&theme=0.

Complete the Mandated Reporter Training
This training is mandated by state law for all those who come into contact with children. The Mandated Reporter Training can be completed online at https://www.reportabusepa.pitt.edu/webapps/portal/execute/tabs/tabAction?tab_tab_group_id=_91_1.There are also some live sessions of the Mandated Reporter Training being held. Go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0549a9ac2ca6f49-mandated to register for a live session of the MRT Training.

Obtain your FBI Fingerprint Record or sign the FBI Fingerprint Waiver.
All volunteers must have an FBI Fingerprint Record or a signed FBI Fingerprint Waiver on file.

If the volunteer has lived within the state of Pennsylvania for 10 years or more, they may sign an FBI Fingerprint Waiver form instead of getting their Fingerprint Report from the FBI. Click here to download an FBI Fingerprint Waiver.

If you need to obtain your FBI Fingerprint Record, you must register online at https://uenroll.identogo.com/. Use code 1KG6Y3 when registering.

All of the links above can also be found on the Diocese of Pittsburgh website at https://www.diopitt.org/compliance.