Please see notice in Document Section.

Please read the Sacrament Class Schedule that has been added to the Document Section.

Please read an important Registration notice that has been added to the Document Section.

The registration for public High School is not open yet as of this last Tuesday, October 6th. We have reached out to Enrollment to once again confirm that nothing new has been updated since Tuesday. We will let parents know as soon as we hear back. As of now, the details and timeline for the upcoming admissions process have not been finalized. SHSAT and LaGuardia registration are not yet open, and the timeline for the high school application has not yet been determined. You can continue to explore schools and programs in MySchools without logging in. Please see the following link: https://www.myschools.nyc/en/schools/high-school/.

Eighth Grade students and parents please read the important notices pertaining to the TACHS exam that have been added to the Documents Section.

Please go to Parent Resources then Correspondence Section to view the Summer Assignments for all students.

Congratulations to the OLSS Class of 2020. Many blessings on your graduation and for your future. We are very proud of all your accomplishments.

Today would have been our 2019-2020 Art show. Though all of the collected Artwork for this year's Art show is still in school, I have a few pictures saved of some work from earlier this year and some assignments you have sent since we have been doing remote learning.Please know that while everyone's work may not appear in the video, I am tremendously proud of your effort and your saved Art in school will go home for your family to love and enjoy since we cannot have our traditional Art show this school year. This video is just a sampling of some work from this year. I remain in awe of the amazing talent and capability I continue to see in OLSS student Artwork. You make me so proud to be your Art teacher. Keep up your good work. Hope you enjoy seeing a little of what we have accomplished. Sincerely, Mrs. L. Moore