At OMPH School, all students follow the mission of Christ – to learn our faith, live our faith, and prepare for the future. Second grade is unique, for each of our 2nd grade students embarks on an amazing journey with Jesus. The children prepare to meet Jesus in the sacraments of Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist. This is a wonderful time of growth in knowledge and participation in their faith. Students learn about the history of these sacraments and their importance in our d

The OMPH Middle School students stepped back in time at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire’s School Days, where the 35-acre Elizabethan Shire of Mount Hope transformed into a vibrant, interactive classroom! Escaping traditional textbooks, students immersed themselves in 16th-century English culture. Students prepared for several weeks to compete. Each class designed unique heraldry banners and posters, while also rehearsing a historic madrigal and a theatrical performance of

Miss Peters’ Kindergarten Gold class has been busy “falling” into a new school year! It is only October and the class has been getting into the groove of routine and expectations. The students enjoy playing together in centers, anything with movement, and hands-on learning. This included Johnny Appleseed Day and the start of Cathechesis of the Good Shepherd. The students dressed in the colors of various types of apples: Granny Smith, Honey Crisp, Gala, and Golden Delicious. T

“We are off to a great start in First Grade,” exclaimed teacher Mrs. Kim Hoffmann! First Graders have been completing lessons and activities centered around the story in our reading series, “The Blackout.” The story is about a boy whose family checks on their neighbors to make sure they are doing ok after the power goes out during a bad storm. In Religion class, First Grade Blue talked about how Jesus comforts them during their time of need and when they are scared. “We also