RMU's Digital Media Arts Consortium (DMAC) recognizes and showcases outstanding student work in digital media, such as video, photography, and journalism.

As a continuation of the OLSH Speaker Series, local artist Cody Sabol, known for his high-speed finger paintings, spoke to students while creating two pieces of art in the AAC on Wednesday afternoon.

Join us for student-led tours of campus and meet teachers, students, staff, and coaches as you learn how your student will be known, transformed, and inspired at OLSH!

Sunday, March 17 - 1:00-3:00 pm

Registration is encouraged; walk-ins welcomed.

Having developed a love of history at a young age, Mr. Michael Malinowsky always knew that he wanted his own classroom one day. In just a short time at OLSH, he has established himself as a dedicated educator who knows how to make the subject fun for his students.

The Catholic Forensic League Grand National Tournament will be held in Chicago this May. OLSH had a record four entries qualify for the tournament.

The Love Walk for the Poor is an opportunity to live out the Felician Core Value of Solidarity with People in Need, as participants learn what it is like to have to carry their possessions with them in harsh conditions.

Congratulations to those students named to the OLSH Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2023-2024 school year!

The second installment of the OLSH Speaker Series was met with a packed auditorium on Wednesday night, as Roberto Clemente Jr. addressed the audience to speak about the life and legacy of his father.

The student production team of the 2023 Fall Play, “We are the Sea,” took home trophies for Best Costume Design and Best Makeup in their first year of participating in the Prime Stage Theatre Awards.

The award recognizes OLSH for its high level of female enrollment in the AP Computer Science Principles course.