Our principals, teachers and staff have worked too hard, and you, our families have provided too much support, that we cannot allow government officials to derail the education of your children. If you agree, please let your elected officials know how you feel, by taking a moment to call and email Governor Cuomo, Mayor de Blasio, your city council member, state assembly member, and state senator and tell them to support schools that are working and not to institute these draconian measures.
Our Lady of Lourdes School will host admissions leaders from the city's middle school leadership and academic excellence programs. Families will learn about the entry point grades, requirements, application and selection process. For more information contact: Vanessa DeCarbo at vdecarbo@ollnyc.org. Meeting will be held via Zoom , invitations to follow. Sessions will be in English and Spanish.
Please help OLL Families prepare for the cold. Donations of lightly used child and adult coats will be accepted through mid-October. Please bring washed and folded garments to the school during business hours, Monday - Friday 8am-3pm. They will need to be dropped in the front foyer.
Parents of students grades 5-8 are invited to learn more about high schools. OLL will host a general session followed by breakout opportunities to speak with each school in English and Spanish. Stay tuned in for more information.
Our Book Fair is online! Support our school and help your child discover new books, favorite characters, complete series, and more! You'll love the fun new option to shop for Book Fair exclusives directly from the interactive booklist and enjoy free shipping on book-only purchases over $25.
Clean and lightly worn uniforms for sale, all under $10.00. If you have items to donate, please bring deliver them to school before Wednesday, September 16th. Thank you
The New York City public schools will not be opening as planned next week. This decision has no bearing or impact on the plans of the Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of New York.
OLL conducted 8 information sessions with Q&A, in the event that you missed one, please find the recorded version. Please keep in mind that much changes day by day and that the information provided is based on what was availalble during the week of August 17th, 2020.
As you learn more about the specifics relating to your individual schools, now is an ideal time to contemplate a discussion with your child about what they should expect as school reopens.... Perhaps even more importantly, this will likely be the first time the children will have seen so many of their friends in person since March. Given they will be wearing face coverings and won't have the usual physical contact or freedom of movement, there are conversations that can be started now addressing the social and emotional aspects of coming back to school in a COVID environment.
PRINCIPIOS RECTORES 1. Dar prioridad a la salud y seguridad de nuestros estudiantes, miembros del personal y familias; 2. Ofrecer un programa educativo estratégicamente integral y basado en la fe; 3. Alinearse con la orientación de las autoridades de salud locales, estatales y nacionales; 4. Responder y adaptarse cuidadosamente a un ambiente en rápida evolución.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES 1. Prioritizing the health and safety of our students, staff members, and families; 2. Delivering a strategically comprehensive and faith-based educational program; 3. Aligning with guidance from local, state, and national health authorities; 4. Responding and adapting thoughtfully to a rapidly evolving environment.
OLL PSA works with parents to decrease the cost of returning to school by hosting an outside uniform sale. All cleaned and lightly used items are listed for under $10.
The re-opening of school in September has been on all of our minds since before the last school year ended. Like many of you, I have been carefully following CDC and NYS communications regarding the re-opening of school and waiting for the Archdiocesan task force to issue the plan for re-opening... While we continue to face challenges as we begin a new school year, I am confident that we have the right combination of parents, faculty, and staff to make school “work” optimally for our students.