- 2023-2024 Enrollment
- Enrollment paperwork was sent home in an envelope with the youngest (or only) child in each family for all of the students in grades PK-4 through 7th grade today. The fees & tuition are different than they were last year and the forms have changed. The change in the tuition as well as the new Tuition Payment Agreement is explained in a video at olangels.org/school/tuition. The change in the tuition and fee structure was made to give families access to need-based tuition assistance. With this change, the families who may have struggled with school fees in the past will now have access to assistance.
- The applications for the state scholarship were NOT included with what was sent home today and will be sent home with each student this week.
- If you or your child misplace the application paperwork for next school year, please contact the school office for a replacement.
- Lunch/Breakfast orders for February
- Lost and Found
- The lost and found in the main school office is getting pretty full with coats, sweaters, fleeces, boots, etc. If your child is missing an article of clothing, tell them to check the lost and found in the main office.
- School Store Fundraiser
- Yard Signs
- If you’d like to support OLA and show your pride in our school, we now have OLA yard signs available for purchase in the office. The signs are double-sided and cost $10 each. If you’d like to purchase one, please email Mrs. Garmback at tgarmback@olangels.org
- 8th Grade Pizza Fundraiser
- Book Fair starts on January 22
- The Scholastic Book Fair is returning to OLA. Choosing their own books inspires kids to become stronger readers AND every book purchased earns rewards for OLA. The book fair will take place in the Primary gym and students will have 3 opportunities to visit and purchase books:
- Sunday, January 22 during the open house from 12pm to 2pm. Parents MUST be present.
- During your child’s scheduled Library class.
- After school until 3:45pm on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Parents MUST be present
- The Book Fair accepts cash, checks (payable to OLA), credit cards or a Scholastic eWallet set up by parents before the book fair.
- If you can’t make it to the book fair and you’d still like to make a purchase, you can go to the book fair homepage here to learn more and to set up your eWallet.
- Volunteers are needed to help out with this event. If you can help, please email library@olangels.org.
- The Scholastic Book Fair is returning to OLA. Choosing their own books inspires kids to become stronger readers AND every book purchased earns rewards for OLA. The book fair will take place in the Primary gym and students will have 3 opportunities to visit and purchase books:
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1-20-2023 Update
- Quarter 2 Grades
- Grades for the second quarter were posted this afternoon on Digital Academy. Please log in to review your child’s grades. If you need a printed copy of the report card, please contact the school office by calling 216-251-6841
- Open House this Sunday, January 22
- Yard Signs
- If you’d like to support OLA and show your pride in our school, we now have OLA yard signs available for purchase in the office. The signs are double-sided and cost $10 each. If you’d like to purchase one, please email Mrs. Garmback at tgarmback@olangels.org
- OLA Flyer to share
- Last week, your child brought home an envelope with flyers for our school. We would love it if you can find more families just like you and invite them to visit our community by sharing a flyer with them. If you’d like to share information about us on social media, click here for more information.
- Catholic Schools Week
- Catholic Schools Week is a national celebration of Catholic Education. This year, it begins on January 30. All week long, we will have special events, guests and themes for our the students. Stay tuned for more information. Some of these events need parent help. If you would like to volunteer, please email me and I’ll connect you to people who are planning the events that you’re interested in helping out with
- Volunteer with PTU during Catholic Schools Week
- The PTU is looking for volunteers to help with gifts and events for the teachers and students during Catholic Schools Week. If you can help out, please check out their Facebook page for more information and to sign up.
- OLA Fine Arts Council: Showstoppers!
- 8th Grade Pizza Fundraiser
- Book Fair starts on January 22
- The Scholastic Book Fair is returning to OLA. Choosing their own books inspires kids to become stronger readers AND every book purchased earns rewards for OLA. The book fair will take place in the Primary gym and students will have 3 opportunities to visit and purchase books:
- Sunday, January 22 during the open house from 12pm to 2pm. Parents MUST be present.
- During your child’s scheduled Library class.
- After school until 3:45pm on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Parents MUST be present
- The Book Fair accepts cash, checks (payable to OLA), credit cards or a Scholastic eWallet set up by parents before the book fair.
- If you can’t make it to the book fair and you’d still like to make a purchase, you can go to the book fair homepage here to learn more and to set up your eWallet.
- Volunteers are needed to help out with this event. If you can help, please email library@olangels.org.
- The Scholastic Book Fair is returning to OLA. Choosing their own books inspires kids to become stronger readers AND every book purchased earns rewards for OLA. The book fair will take place in the Primary gym and students will have 3 opportunities to visit and purchase books:
- Lunch/Breakfast orders for February
Showstoppers
The Fine Arts Council returns to present “Showstoppers.” If your child would like to participate, please go to the Fine Arts page on the school website, click on the link, and sign up.
2nd Quarter Ends
The second quarter has come to an end. Congratulations to all those who made High Honors, Honors, and Merit! Keep up the great work Cougars!
Open House and Catholic Schools Week
OLA Open House is January 22, 2023 from 12 noon to 2pm. Come see our school. Catholic Schools Week is January 29 to February 4, 2023.
Buddies
The second grade and seventh grade buddies met to do some reading. They also found time to do some decorating. See more pictures on the photos page.
6th Grade Hot Cocoa Day
Puzzle Club
New Club at OLA!
Puzzle Club.
More pictures on Photos page
Confirmation Retreat
The Confirmation class participated in a retreat on Saturday, November 12 in preparation for Confirmation with Bishop Malesic. Please keep them in your prayers. See more pictures on the photos page.
Supporting our Communities ’22
As the holidays approach, Our Lady of Angels School is working to lend a helping hand to the less fortunate as well as people who can use our help. To provide this support, we rely on the generosity of the members of our parish and school community. A number of initiatives are starting within the next few weeks. Please consider donating to one or more of these drives to collect food, clothing, coats, toys and other items.
- Pro Orantibus Day – November 21 is dedicated to “those who pray”. We are collecting items to support the cloistered members of religious communities. In particular, we have a special connection to the Poor Claire Colettines who live right across the street. The items that the sisters can use are on this list. Please bring all donations for the sisters to the school before November 21.
- Toy/Children’s Clothing Drive – The OLA Ladies Guild has contacted Catholic Charities to help support their mission with a toy and children’s clothing drive. This year, there is a particular need to help out families with young children. Diapers, baby toys, clothes and toys for children from 0-5 are all needed. They will also accept donations to purchase new items. Checks should be made payable to Catholic Charities Corporation and write Help Me Grow on the memo line.
All donations should be brought to the school before December 7. - Project Warmth – We are collecting new and gently used coats to be donated to community members. If you have one to donate, you can bring it to the school or church and you can be sure that it will go to someone in need.