We are extremely grateful for the 111 donors who showed their love for OLA Catholic School yesterday during the #iGiveCatholic on Giving Tuesday campaign. Donations to help fund the restoration of the Sisters of Mercy’s daily chapel totaled $11,100, surpassing our goal of $10,000. Thank you for supporting our school and students!
OLA Catholic School is excited to once again participate in #iGiveCatholic on Giving Tuesday, December 3. Please join Catholics nationwide on this very special one day of giving to support Catholic organizations including our school. All donations made to OLA School will be used to create a Daily Chapel on our school campus. Our plans …
OLA Catholic School will be closed Tuesday, January 29, due to forecast of inclement weather.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution has published a story about the Super Kids – Super Sharing project OLA School participated in with all the other schools in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The program began in Atlanta in 2000 when our city last hosted the Super Bowl. This year more than 100 schools participated collecting over 40,000 …
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In January, fifth grade students planted a daffodil garden as part of the Daffodil Project. The goal of the Daffodil Project is to build a living Holocaust memorial by planting 1.5 million daffodils around the world to commemorate the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The daffodil flower represents the yellow Star of David …
OLA Catholic School is excited to once again participate in #iGiveCatholic on Giving Tuesday, November 27. Please join Catholics nationwide on this very special one day of giving to support Catholic organizations including our school. All donations made to OLA School will be used for our new rosary garden. Gifts can be made during this …
Our eighth annual Day of Service was an amazing day! Teachers, staff, and volunteers led by example and showed our students what it truly means to serve others. The energy and excitement were felt throughout the halls and seen on the faces of our middle school students as they returned from their off-campus activities. OLA …
