Our students in grades Kindergarten through Middle School enjoy technology class once a week with Mrs. Lentz, our technology teacher. Technology at OMPH School is used as an additional learning tool, not a primary one. For example, our Kindergarten and First Grade students are diving into the Reading Eggs program, where they sharpen their reading, spelling, and math skills to become stellar learners through interactive games. Our Second and Third Graders are becoming coding e

“This year has been a very good year with the Middle School students from OMPH. As much as they have learned in the classroom, I may have learned more from them,” expressed Middle School Social Studies teacher Mr. Tom Blaszczyk. The goal this year, as it will be every year, is to prepare the students for the next level: high school. Mr. Blaszczyk feels the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students have risen to the challenge. In 6th grade Geography, Mr. Blaszczyk has found it to be a

“The Seventh Grade class at OMPH School has students with names of Finley and Gill, appropriate for a classroom with two aquariums,” joked Seventh Grade homeroom teacher, Mrs. Neafach. With the support of our principal, Mrs. Snyder, and her husband, OMPH is fortunate to again have the Susquehanna Eel program and Pennsylvania Trout in the Classroom program. Students learn about the cycle of our native eel and raise rainbow trout from eggs to release in the Little Cocalico Cree

Where did you meet Jesus today? Throughout the school year, the students of OMPH Catholic School use their eyes, ears, lips, hands, hearts and minds to be the Body of Christ for others. This Lenten Season our students will turn these acts of prayer, sacrifice, and almsgiving into “Healing the Wounds of Jesus.” During Lent the students will keep in mind that when they are reaching out to others, they are reaching out to Jesus. Every time they do an act of kindness, offer a pra