News - February 2022 RSS Feed
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February 28, 2022In preparing our students for Lent, we have come up with six ways to inspire ideas for parents to continue our conversations at home.Read More -
February 24, 2022In response to the events unfolding in Ukraine, Pope Francis has called for a day of prayer and fasting for peace on March 2, Ash Wednesday.Read More
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February 14, 2022A reflection on St. Valentine’s Day for Catholic families including 3 types of Christian Inspired Valentine’s Day Cards!Read More -
February 11, 2022Effective Monday, February 28th, the use of masks will be optional for all students and staff in suburban high schools operated by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia as well as all suburban parish and regional elementary schools. This afternoon all elementary and secondary school families and staff are receiving a joint letter from administrators of the Archdiocesan Office of Catholic Education’s elementary and secondary divisions as well as Faith in the Future. The letter is an update regarding COVID-19 mitigation procedures in schools located in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties. Click the title to view the letter.Read More
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February 11, 2022Cardinal O'Hara High School President Mr. Michael Conner presented 3rd grade teacher Miss Kathy Laverty with the Excelsior Award for Excellence in Teaching on February 11, 2022. The Excelsior Award recognizes grade school teachers who have made a meaningful impact on the lives of their students and for their love of the teaching profession. O'Hara students are invited to nominate their former teachers. Miss Laverty was nominated by SJR alumna, Molly MacManus. Congrats to Miss Laverty!Read More -
February 4, 2022The grand finale to Catholic Schools Week 2022 was seeing the winners of the 2nd annual Pie Your Teacher fundraiser! 8th grade teacher Miss Colfer, 3rd grade teacher Miss Laverty, and kindergarten teacher and PYT mastermind Miss Everett received their just "desserts." Click the title to view the video!Read More -
February 3, 2022Looking for tangible, concrete ways for your family to celebrate Black History Month at home? In our Catholic School, it’s critical that our students learn about the importance of Black History and celebrate different cultural traditions this month and always. What better an opportunity than Black History Month to share some resources with our families?Read More
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