“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

Recently, our 6th and 7th grade classes participated in the annual OMPH School Science Fair. Students were tasked with putting together a project, starting with a question and hypothesis. They conducted their experiments at home and then recorded the results on a board that was presented to volunteer judges. Thank you to all of our 6th and 7th grade students for participating! The following students placed in this year’s Science Fair: Alaina A. (1st Place, Grade 7) with “To R

Music, Movement, and More in OMPH School’s Music Classes A Message from OMPH School’s Music Teacher, Mrs. Phyllis Sands: This is my third year of teaching at OMPH. Each year, I have felt more at home with this friendly staff and a very supportive Principal. All this means a great deal to me. I couldn’t do this without their support. Enrollment has really grown since I started, so the work load is a bit more than anticipated (but that is a good thing!) I teach all grades inclu