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There is a wealth of research supporting daily reading with your child especially prior to and during the period when s/he is learning to read. Here are a few of the ways reading with your child for 20 (or more) minutes a day benefits him or her.

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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It is with great joy and gratitude that we welcome our new Altar Servers to this very special ministry! Thank you for your dedication and service to the Our Lady of Peace Parish. We are very PROUD of you! Special THANKS to Anthony Gaetani for volunteering his time to train our students over the past few months.

Thank you to the 2nd and 7th grade who participated in our beautiful May Crowning Ceremony! Thank you to all the parents and parishioners who were able to join us on this very special day!

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED THE The OLP Class of 2019 STUDENT/FACULTY/PARENT VOLLEYBALL GAME TO BENEFIT Backyard Players & Friends & Camp Anchor

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OLP's 4th-8th grades had the privilege and honor to hear Chris Pendergast's inspirational story about battling ALS during the past 20 years! His message to "never give up, be willing to defy the odds, don't lose hope and have FAITH" had a profound effect on all of us. We proudly presented Chris with a check for $537.00 to support ALS Research and welcomed him into our #OLPStrong Family. We will continue to pray for Chris and all who care for him and we look forward to cheering him on during the "ALS Ride for Life" as he passes OLP School on May 15th!

Dear OLP Parents- The $10,000 Dinner Dance was held on Saturday, March 11, 2019, and it was a tremendous success! It took an enormous amount of work by many people to make this come together. I want you to know how deeply I appreciate all your time, effort and dedication to Our Lady of Peace School.

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OLP 4th and 5th Grade students participated in our Annual Social Studies Fair. Everyone did an outstanding job! Here are a few highlights.

At OLP we are happy to offer the following exciting extra cirricular activites for our students:

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.

Students and faculty were surprised and delighted by a visit from Bishop Barres during our OLP's Got Spirit Pep Rally.

Special thanks to our OLP Coaches - Volleyball - Mrs. Faello Boy's Basketball - Mr. Hawkins Soccer - Mrs. Oliveira Girl's Basketball - Mr. Alonso Thank you for giving our students the opportunity to participate in the Middle School Sports program. We appreciate all your time, effort and dedication.

Congratulations to the OLP Honor Band Members. It was a wonderful performance. We were happy to see our Alumni students participate. We are so proud of you.