Dear Parents and Families: We are working hard to keep kids reading and raise critical funds for our school with our Scholastic Virtual Book Fair on March 8-21, 2021! The […]

The OLMC community came together, though apart, by sharing the annual “Faces of Black History” presentation in all our classes. The presentation was a way to learn and celebrate that […]

During this week’s art lesson, the 5th grade class learned about Alma Thomas (1891-1978), African American artist and teacher, whose abstract paintings were both mosaic and vibrant.  She was the […]

Please return your completed B6T bus forms  for  2021-2022  school year. They need to be in the school office by March 1st.  Bus forms can be found on the school […]

February is Black History Month and throughout the month OLMC will feature stories from the rich tradition, and at times hidden history, of Black Catholics in the United States and […]

It was great seeing so many of our virtual students and their parents when they came to school for Picture Day!! It was nice to see them face-to-face and chat […]

Venerable Pierre Toussaint (27 June 1766 – June 30, 1853) was a slave from the French colony of Saint-Domingue who was brought to New York City by his owners in […]

Ash Wednesday is February 17th Mass Schedule – 8:30 AM, 12 NOON, 7 PM Children’s Prayer Service – 3:45 PM You are invited to join us for one of our […]

The Pre Kindergarten students made heart puzzles in class and after they were beautifully decorated, they were put togehter in a beautiful sign of friendship, love and community!

Last week we celebrated “Stuffed Animal Day” and Grade 1A had a blast as their furry friends accompanied them as they designed their own school uniforms. Check out some of […]