The Georgia Bulletin has posted a wonderful story about our alumni teachers. Ms. McBride, Ms. Marriott, Mrs. Herndon, and Ms. Lewis all walked these halls as students. In a fun twist, some of the teachers who taught them as students are still teaching here today. You can find the full story here.
In September, St Joseph’s in Marietta hosted Vocations Day for fifth grade students throughout the Archdiocese of Atlanta. At the end of the day, each school was presented with scrolls containing the picture, name, and address of a seminarian for the Archdiocese. Classes were asked to spiritually adopt these seminarians throughout the year. In November, …
Statistics show that by 2020, there will be one million more computer science jobs than college students working towards a computer science degree. For the past three weeks, OLA’s Kindergarten through eighth grade students participated in the Hour of Code, a worldwide computer programming event, during Technology special with Mrs. Carlson and Ms. Botta. The …
Students in Ms. Jovert’s first grade class enjoyed recent Halloween and Thanksgiving celebrations. Many thanks to parent and photographer, Andria Lavine, for the beautiful pictures!
Pilgrims and Native Americans in pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade enjoy a Thanksgiving feast before the Thanksgiving break.
On Tuesday, the Piccadilly Puppets Company introduced our first and second grade students to the history, lifestyle, and religious practices of Georgia’s earliest inhabitants—the Cherokee. Students had a great time learning about the Cherokee creation story, the achievements of this noble tribe, and the journey remembered today as the Trail of Tears.
