Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School

About Us
About Us

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, a ministry of the Felician Sisters, is an independent Catholic school educating and transforming young men and women in grades 9-12 for lives of Christian leadership, stewardship, and service to all.
Admissions
Admissions

Students find their place at OLSH in a nurturing, yet challenging, student-centered environment.
Academics
Academics

Students at OLSH are well-prepared for success, taught by talented and caring faculty members, and encouraged to reach their potential.
Faith
Faith

Students are inspired to lives of Christian leadership through faith and service experiences at OLSH.
Athletics
Athletics

OLSH student-athletes build character, discipline, and sportsmanship through their participation in athletics at OLSH. 65% of OLSH students are student-athletes and 22 participated in all three seasons.
Arts
Arts

At OLSH, students are encouraged to express themselves creatively through visual arts, music, and performance.
Support OLSH
Support OLSH

The generous and faithful partnership of our benefactors allows us to carry out our mission of educating and transforming young people for a life of Christian leadership, stewardship, and service to all.
Community
Community

The most common word used by alumni to describe OLSH is "family." The family spirit is alive at OLSH!
Alumni
Alumni

Girls Soccer Advances/Girls Volleyball Begins: WPIAL Playoffs

Girls Soccer

OLSH girls soccer advances to the second round of WPIAL playoffs where they will face the defending champions Greensburg Central Catholic

Wednesday, October 24

6:00 pm

vs. Greensburg Central Catholic

South Park High School

Girls Volleyball

Girls volleyball begins their playoff run as they fight to make it back to the championship game this season!

Thursday, October 25

6:00 pm

vs. Deer Lakes

at Knoch High School

Boys Soccer

Boys soccer put forth a great effort in the first round of WPIAL playoffs on Monday, October 22, but fell short to Winchester Thurston 3-2 in overtime. Goals for the Chargers came from Andrew Polar and Jake Kocent.

Published October 23, 2018 Print