The STEM field has been a growing area of interest for young women for years, and yet women still only make up 27% of STEM employees in the U.S. On Tuesday night, members of the OLSH community joined 7 alumni working in STEM to talk about the challenges and rewards associated with the field.

OLSH hosted a day of petting dogs to build community on the feast day of St. Felix of Cantalice.

Meredith “R-T”  Rieseck-Terracio has been a member of the OLSH family for 23 years and is the OLSH Science Department Chair. She is passionate about science and is grateful to work at a place that values community and giving back.

Growing up hearing his relatives speak Italian and being immersed in their culture and tradition, OLSH Language Department Chair, Mr. Michael Miller, has always had a passion for foreign languages. A member of the OLSH staff for 23 years, Michael is grateful to share his love of languages and traveling with his students.

OLSH Athletic Director and Head Coach for both girls and boys volleyball teams, Michael “Coach Mac” McDonald, has been an integral part of the OLSH Athletic Community for 35 years. With his family also involved at OLSH for years, Coach Mac is proud and grateful to be a part of a community that inspires team players both on and off the court.

OLSH Main Office Administrative Assistant, Christine Glatz has been a part of the OLSH family since she attended the high school here. Grateful for the strong community of faith and support, Chris loves working with the students and dedicated faculty to make OLSH the best place it can be.

Bid on sports memorabilia, fun prize packages, and OLSH-favorites like Graduation VIP, Golden Parking Spot, and more in our online auction!

Congratulations to the following students who made the OLSH Honor Roll for the third academic quarter, earning at least a 3.5 for the quarter!

OLSH Math Teacher, Zach Korzi, did not have a linear path to his current career at OLSH. After leaving law school in 2018, Zach has embraced his love of teaching and hasn’t looked back. He wants to make his classroom fun and engaging for students while encouraging them to have an open mind about the future.

To OLSH Librarian Bethany Cvitkovic, the most important part of her job is creating an inviting and collaborative environment for students in the Tisch Family Library. She is very involved in the school and wants to use her background to connect with students and introduce them to new ideas and experiences through the resources at the library.