After careful consideration of all nominations submitted, Chase Shively and Kara Van Woerkom were chosen to receive the Golden Cross Award. Please find here the nominations for both students:

Chase Shively shows the virtues of kindness and prudence. He will always do anything to make someone’s day great and looks on the bright side of things, even though it is hard for people sometimes. He will cheer someone up if they are sad, and he will boost their confidence by saying “Good Job” and “You are really good at that.” He treats others how he would like to be treated! He is also prudent because he does his homework before anything else and he always does the right thing.  

Kara Van Woerkom shows the virtues of friendship and kindness. From the first day I met her she has always been an incredibly kind person. She always puts others first, makes you laugh, and knows how to cheer you up. She never gets in fights with other people. I love the way she smiles and can easily brighten someone else’s day. She is a great teammate in the sports we play together and is a great friend. When you are in the hallway she will always give you a smile and say “hello.”

Morning Carpool - adoration/church line: There is some confusion regarding where it is okay to let children out of the car. It is allowable to let your children out starting at the sidewalk in front of the elevator entrance. This area is visible to the carpool monitor that directs traffic. The carpool monitor needs to be able to see when children are done unloading and it is safe to allow the cars to advance.

Any carpool line: Please, do not park to the side and allow your children to get out of the car outside of the carpool lanes. This causes them to have to walk through moving traffic which is not safe.

Please note that the tardy bell rings at 7:45am. Your child(ren) are expected to be in their classroom (& depending on the teacher, at their desk ready to learn) by 7:45am. Most cars arrive for carpool between 7:35-7:45. Very few cars arrive between 7:15-7:35. We recommend leaving home just 5-10 minutes earlier in the morning to prevent back-ups.

Get creative with your vocations: doctor, scientist, mother, father, teacher, astronaut, priest, Sister, fireman, judge, president, etc.

3rd grade families: We are aware that 3rd grade has a field trip on this day so the 3rd grade teachers will communicate a make-up day when your 3rd grader will have their own Vocations Day. Watch your classroom newsletter for more information.

Thank you for being prudent and keeping children that are exhibiting symptoms of any kind home from school. The front office is always willing to talk through scenarios with you since every family dynamic is unique. We appreciate everyone being patient and flexible as we continue to navigate each situation.

Click here for the State if IN Health Department School Dashboard.

Order Papa John’s (2001-7 East Greyhound Pass) TODAY to support our school! Papa John’s will donate up to 25% of our total sales amount over $1,201! When placing your order online or over the phone, please provide our school’s promo code ISNN01. If you are ordering in person, please show the flyer when checking out. Thank you for your continued support in our dining fundraisers.

Through your gift card purchases for your special night out, SCRIP will rebate OLMC PTO and help fund the revitalization of the Teacher’s Work Room.  

Your youngest OLMC student received a flier last week with information on joining the SCRIP app. Please join us for this valuable fundraiser for our PTO. Please contact us at olmcscrip@olmc1.org or go to our webpage for more information! 

Your child in grades kindergarten through 5th grade will be participating in the Kids Heart Challenge Event during their physical education class the week of Valentine's Day (February 15-17). We are excited to share this event with your child as they learn about how to keep their heart healthy. All students participate and donations to the American Heart Association are optional. For more information or to register go to heart.org/KHC

ISSMA for piano and vocal students: This Saturday at Noblesville Middle School West. Performance times have been announced and sent to vocal and piano student families.

CYO Music Contest: Feb. 19 at Bishop Chatard High School.

Starting February 16, we will be offering Chick-fil-A options through Campus Cuisine for lunch on Wednesdays.

We are looking for a new art teacher for the 2022-2023 school year. Requirements: Appropriate licensure. Responsibilities include teaching art education classes and instilling a love of art in children. Knowledge and support of the school’s mission and an understanding of the Catholic faith are also required. If you or anyone you know is interested, please complete the application that can be printed here and send it to Mr. Fletcher as soon as possible.

Girls and Boys Lacrosse

Spring lacrosse registration is now open!  We are excited to begin our lacrosse season and we would love to have your son and/or daughter join us!

Register Now (if creating a new family account use OLMC Code: 172OLMC-IN when prompted)

OLMC Lacrosse Home Page has the details for the Spring '22 season. But here is a general overview of the teams we will have this spring:

If you have any questions please email Gary Galvin (galvingp@gmail.com). Otherwise, we look forward to seeing you on the lacrosse field this spring!

Sunday Vigil Family Mass at 4:30 pm Parents and siblings are invited to join their son for Sunday Vigil Mass at 4:30 pm.

Cost: $30 ($20 per additional sibling, $50 max per family)

Click here to view the flyer.

All questions should be directed to Joe at joseph.d.reitz@gmail.com.

8th graders—There is still time to Shadow at Guerin Catholic! With the current health environment and the need to protect our in-person experiences, we are excited to offer another option for you at this time. Spend a morning with us at Guerin Catholic!  Learn more and register at GuerinCatholic.org.