As part of OLP’s Catholic Schools Week, “Celebrating Our Community” our students donated mittens, gloves, hats & scarves. Sr. Barbara & the OLP’s Parish Social Ministry in conjunction with Project Renewal, will donate these items to the needy and homeless. Thank you for all your generous donations for this special mission!
We are excited to announce our $10,000 Reverse Raffle with a Live Facebook Broadcast from the Lynbrook VFW Hall on 3/21/25 @ 7:30pm!
For $100/ ticket:
We are giving away 8 chances to win $$$! One is $10,000- the Last Ticket Pulled. There are also multiple prizes you can win- specific items and raffle prizes will be announced the week of 3/17.
OLP was honored to have an assembly with Bishop Barres, Fr. Matt and Fr. John. It was a wonderful morning! And we will continue to share “Here I am, Lord I come to do your will” with our family and friends!
The 2025-2026 Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation/FACTS scholarship online application is now
available online. Here is the direct link to the application:
https://online.factsmgt.com/grant-aid/inst/4KYQC/landing-page.
The Application Deadline is Wednesday, April 30, 2025
It is STRONGLY recommended to apply as soon as possible.
Our afterschool arts and crafts club is designed specifically for 1st-grade through 3rd-grade students. During this hour of artistic fun, students will have the opportunity to explore their creativity through engaging arts and crafts projects. Each session, led by Ms. Baumgarten, will feature a simple creative craft activity that allows students to let their talents shine in a relaxed environment with their friends
Please join us on Sunday, January 26th at the 10:00AM Mass to celebrate the start of Catholic Schools Week.
Our OPEN HOUSE will be from 11:00AM to 1:00PM. Please join us for a tour of our wonderful school and see all that OLP has to offer. Come see our classrooms, meet our teachers, parents and students. Find out for yourself why OLP is the right choice for your child.
On Friday, Our Lady of Peace School celebrated our amazing principal, Ms. Von Braunsberg, in honor of Principal's Day. We are truly blessed to have her leading our school. Her dedication to our students and staff is exceptional, and she goes above and beyond in everything she does. Every morning, she greets each student with a warm and cheerful smile, making everyone feel welcomed and valued. She is the heart of OLP! Thank you, Ms. Von, for all you do each and every day! Click here to see photos.
Friday, the National Jr. Honor Society at Our Lady of Peace held a heartfelt Veterans Day Prayer
Service to honor the brave men and women serving our country. Each veteran in attendance was
presented with a framed Soldier’s Prayer as a token of gratitude for their sacrifice and dedication.
In a touching tribute, each student received a picture of a soldier and a prayer, fostering a deep
connection and respect for the courage and commitment of our veterans. We are so grateful for
their service, and we pray for their continued strength and well-being. Today and every day, we
remember their sacrifices and honor their legacy. Click here for photos and more information.
We are excited to partner with Legacy Studios this year to capture beautiful memories of our students.
Please check your email for ordering information which will be sent to you directly from Legacy Studios.
We are thrilled to welcome our students and faculty back for an exciting new school year. We would also like to welcome wonderful new additions to our teaching staff this year. Please join
me in extending a warm welcome to Mr. Ryan Romaine, an OLP alumnus and Molloy University
graduate, who will join us as our new middle school Social Studies teacher. Additionally, we are
excited to have Ms. Justine Dowling, another Molloy University graduate, on board to teach middle
school Math. I am also pleased to announce that Mrs. Joanne Renia will return to teach middle
school ELA after her year's leave of absence. I am confident that our students and parents will be
delighted to work with our new and returning teachers.
Saturday marked a milestone in our 2nd-graders' faith journey. They received the Sacrament of First Holy Communion! It was a beautiful day as the children took another step closer to Jesus, embracing His love and grace in the Eucharist. Thank you to Ms. Baumgarten and Ms. Pronko for preparing our students for this special day. To our families, thank you for your unwavering support and encouragement throughout this journey. Congratulations to our First Communicants! May God continue to bless you on your faith journey.
They celebrated the culmination of hard work, dedication and excellence. These students have demonstrated academic excellence and outstanding character, leadership, service, and citizenship. We are so proud to induct them as new members of our chapter.
As I reflect on the tremendous success of our Reverse Raffle, it's impossible not to acknowledge the incredible efforts of our dedicated Parent Association President, Jessica Simon, and our Parents Association. Jessica's tireless dedication and unwavering commitment to organizing our school's biggest fundraiser of the year have been extraordinary. From securing sponsors and coordinating volunteers to managing the event logistics, Jessica demonstrated exceptional leadership, organizational skills, and a passion for our school community that inspired us all. On behalf of All Our Lady of Peace School's parents, students, faculty, and staff, I want to express our deepest gratitude to Jessica and the Parents Association for their outstanding dedication and countless service hours. Please join me in expressing our heartfelt thanks to Jessica and the Parents Association for their exceptional contributions to our school and for being a shining example of what it means to be a dedicated community member.
Students in grades 1 through 8 applied their math skills to solve mathematical equations in our Annual Math Bee held on Pi Day. We are so proud of all our students who participated. The winners were - Middle School - Dominick C., Matthew D., and Jacob M. Grades 4-6 - Ryan G., Gavin S., and Tyler F. Grades 1 - 3 - Allen K., Antonia P., Ryan S., Bradley S.
All our 8th Grade students were accepted into the High Schools of their choice and many received academic scholarships. We are so proud of them for all their hard work and know they will do great things in the future.