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First Quarter Honor Roll
Recipients
This is an edited list for
Internet publication. Only those students who have parental permission
to have their name published on the Internet have been included.
A more complete honor roll listing is being published in the Times Picayune
and The Gazette.
Third Grade
Matthew B, Jessica, Julianna,
Kelsey, Jacob, John Gavin, Skylar, Kevin, Patrick, Travis, Brock, Hunter,
Collin, Emma, Tanner, Delaney O, Delaney P, Kaitlyn, Matthew T
Fourth Grade
Natalija, Cole, Timmy, Collin,
Dion, Jordan, Christopher, Maggie, Ivana, Allie
Fifth Grade
Kassie, Marie, Maci, Kristyn,
Abi, Ethan
Sixth Grade
Catherine, Sarah C, Collin,
Mako, Montana, Jordan, Justin, Rebecca, Mitchell
Seventh Grade
Jace, Olivia, Nadia, Morgan,
Adam, Amanda, Alex, Patrick, Korinne, Andrew
Eighth Grade
Deanna, Elisia
8th Grade Class promotes Recycling
in Plaquemines!
Under
the guidance of their religion teacher, Mrs. Heather Giordano, the class
of 2008 successfully lobbied the Plaquemines Parish Government to reinstate
a recycling program in Plaquemines Parish. As a result of their effort,
OLPH received a large recycling bin that the parish will empty and recycle
the contents. The current 8th grade class, the Class of 2009, continues
to spread the word about this very important issue. Please support
our current students as well as our alumni- all of whom continue to believe
in and support this effort to protect our earth. Please drop off
your recyclables in the bin.
Techno-Learning
comes to OLPH!
New
and ultra exciting for this year are the technology upgrades OLPH made
during the summer. Each classroom has been outfitted with a state
of the art data projection system, school pad controls and 100 inch screens.
Technology is coming alive and the excitement can be heard throughout the
halls at any given moment.
Project Fleur-de-lis is a school based mental health program, designed
to provide long-term care and recovery for children and their families
in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Through a partnership with schools, local health and human service agencies
and national experts, the mission of Project Fleur-de-lis is to empower
students, teachers and parents to recover, renew and restore in order to
inspire healing throughout our community.
For more
information visit www.project-fleur-de-lis.org.
You are invited to eat with
us
Join us for breakfast or for lunch! OLPH School has an open campus so you
can eat breakfast or lunch with your child, grandchild, godchild, niece
or nephew! We love having company. It makes the children feel special when
they have a relative visit.
For breakfast, advance reservations are not required. However, if a relative
(or family guest) would like to join a child for lunch, reservations are
required. Please call the school office at 394-0757 prior to 9:00 am on
the day you would like to join us for lunch, or you may call days in advance
if you'd prefer.
OLPH participates in the Federal Food Service Program provided by the Archdiocese
of New Orleans. Breakfast and lunch are both served daily. The cost for
an adult lunch is $3.50. Federal regulations do not allow you to bring
in food or soft drinks from other vendors like McDonalds, Burger King,
or Subway, etc.
OLPH Uniform Information
Skobelj's is selling school shoes, fleece jackets and knit caps
at their store. For more information, call Skobelj's at 392-2220.
Uniforms are available at J & L Uniforms,
located at 1742 Stumpf Blvd. in Gretna. For more information, call J &
L at 366-6887. |
