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9th grade attends Executive Functioning workshop with Ms. Musacchio
The class discussed task initiation, starting small habits, and how the virtue of fortitude can help them finish freshman year strong and prepare for the rigor of sophomore year.
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In 7th grade science, the students gathered bacteria from high traffic areas throughout the school - doorknobs, desks, and even bathrooms - to watch it grow throughout the week.
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Debate Club
Congratulations to Zosia C '25 and Mia N '27 who both qualified for the Metrofinal Debate competition in March. Zosia placed 5th at this last weekend's Washington-Arlington Catholic Forensic League Lincoln-Douglas Debate Tournament and has a win/loss record of 10-1 for the season. Mia placed 1st and has a win/loss record of 11-14 for the season.
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The Class of 2025 had their retreat at Longley this week led by Fr. Gerry Kolf, Class Deans Ms. Duncan and Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Keuchel.
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The Class of 2029 participated in class bonding activities with their deans and Mrs. Rolwes this week - competing in charades, blind-folded cup stacking, and more!
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The Care 4 Kids Service Initiative Project (SIP) is holding a school-wide blanket, children’s books, and stuffed animals drive for young children. The bins for donations can be found in the lobby and the drive will end on Friday, 2/16.
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Monday, 2/12 - Thursday, 2/15
- Sophomore College Counseling Meetings (by appt only)
Monday, 2/12
- Senior Class Field Trip to the Supreme Court, 8:30 am-3:00 pm
Wednesday, 2/14
- Ash Wednesday, Mass at 9:45 am
Thursday, 2/15
- Upper School Trivia Night, 5:30-8:00 pm, Walsh Hall
Friday, 2/16
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Faculty and Staff In-Service, No Classes
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Student Spotlight:
Amelia C. '24
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“The unparalleled community at Oakcrest means so much to me,” Amelia says. “From the teachers to the students, everyone at Oakcrest puts in so much effort to help me become the best person I can be. The teachers are always willing to help, and my classmates are always so encouraging.” |
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Get your tickets for
Sing Down the Moon: Appalachian Wonder Tales
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You won't want to miss the Middle School Production of Sing Down the Moon: Appalachian Wonder Tales.
The musical leads the audience on a journey through the Appalachian Mountains with six traditional tales and folk-inspired songs. With stories inspired by beloved fairy tales, the evening is sure to be captivating while sharing mountain-lore wisdom for the whole family.
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SPRING SPORTS START SOON
Varsity try-outs begin February 27
Middle School Sports start on March 4
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Parent and Family Events |
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Mothers, join us for Fat Tuesday Fireside Fellowship
Tuesday, February 13
7:30 pm
Oakcrest Library
Feel free to join. No RSVP needed.
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Join us for our 9th Annual O'Donovan Humanities Lecture featuring Henry Wingate
Saturday, March 2
6:30 pm reception
7:00 pm lecture
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Fathers, join us for the Father-Daughter Dance
Saturday, March 16
7:00 pm
Westwood Country Club
Evening includes dinner, dancing, an ice cream bar, photo booth, and more!
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Additional Upcoming Parent/Family Events:
Now- Friday, 2/23
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Save 20% on Uniforms and More from Lands' End, Code STUDY and Pin 2699
Wednesday, 2/14
- Ash Wednesday, Modified Schedule, Mass at 9:45 am
Friday, 2/16
Thursday, 2/29
Saturday, 3/2
Friday, 3/15
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2024 Summer Program:
Spycraft: Science and Secrets - June 17-21
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Mrs. Kanuch, who has eight years of experience as a Signals Intelligence Officer in the Marine Corps, will teach you about the science behind spycraft and cryptology in a themed STEM camp. We will build and solder our own circuits, build antennas and radios, learn computer programming, cryptography, and the fundamentals of computer science and machine learning. |
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Get your Oakcrest Flannel PJ's!
Parents - We are in need of parent volunteers to help with selling concessions and merchandise at Oakie Outfitters during select home games. If interested, please contact Margaret Sweatman at msweatman@oakcrest.org.
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