During Catholic Schools week our 4th and 5th grade students participated in our annual Elementary Math Bee and our 6th, 7th and 8th grade students participated in our Middle School Math Bee. All of students did a fantastic job! The winners were - 1st Place in the Elementary Bee - Michael Canty 2nd Place - Miah Babilonia 1st Place in the Middle School Bee - Anthony Sarcone 2nd Place - Caroline Jonassen and Noah Francis

Welcome to the 2020 Parade Season. Our award winng marching band will be participating in the St. Patrick's Day Parades in Garden City, NYC and Rockville Centre. We will also march in the Lynbrook Memorial Day Parade. For more information and a schedule of practices please click the link above. Our first parade is the Garden City St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 1st. Hope to see you there.

OLP held its 1st Trimester Speech Contest on Tuesday, December 10th. The topic was “Should Students Have to Take Entrance Exams for High School?” Our eight contestants did an outstanding job presenting their research and data. Congratulations to all our participants and our winners: 2nd Place Tie Stephanie D. 8th Grade Kate H. 7th Grade 1st Place Leanne L. 8th Grade Thank to Mrs. Reina for all your hard work preparing the students. Everyone did a fantastic job!

We would like to thank all our students and families who brought in items for the Student Council Project Renewal Collection. During the Christmas season, the Student Council collected items for Project Renewal, a ministry that assists the homeless in Manhattan. Please click on the link above for more information.

Please place all socks in the box located outside the office. Thanks for your support!

Bishop Barres has just released a pastoral letter celebrating the October 13, 2019 Canonization of John Henry Cardinal Newman: Heart Speaks to Heart – A Pastoral Letter From Bishop John O. Barres to the People of God in the Diocese of Rockville Centre on the Occasion of the Canonization of St. John Henry Newman.

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Some Great Ideas That Help at Home Dr. Mel Levine, professor of pediatrics at UNC Medical School *Make a habit of sorting through your child's backpack every day. Take care of permission slips, absence notes and anything else that requires immediate attention. Remove any artwork and loose papers and decide whether you would like to save it. Consider an accordion file that can be easily used from year to year. *Establish a special homework spot. Younger children need to be encouraged to do their best work. This is a perfect time to review lessons taught in school with your children. *When homework is complete, help your child learn organizational skills. Help put things away and tidy up the work space. Anything that is needed for the following day should be placed in the backpack immediately. *Organize your doorway for a speedy exit by placing backpacks and other things that need to go to school, by the door, the night before, eliminating that last minute search!

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Common Sense Media shared this article about the Momo Challenge and other online challenges. Please take the time to click on the link below and read this informative article.