Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
Called to be DISCIPLES
Prepared to LEAD
Welcome to Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
An outstanding Elementary school for K - 8th grade students.
Choosing Catholic education is an investment in the formation of the whole child—mind, heart, body, and spirit. At Our Lady of Grace Catholic School, we are rooted in the Gospel and centered on the Eucharist. We nurture students to become committed disciples, moral leaders, and confident learners.
Families choose Our Lady of Grace Catholic School because we:
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Integrate faith and learning - teaching students to see the world through the lens of Gospel values
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Cultivate leadership and service - preparing students to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond
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Foster academic excellence with curriculum - encouraging curiosity, problem-solving, and personal growth
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Prioritize a safe, loving environment - valuing and supporting each student
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Partner with families - recognizing that faith formation and education are our shared mission
At OLG School, students feel called, known, and prepared to lead with faith.
Upcoming Events
Stay connected and plan ahead with our School Calendar—your go-to resource for important dates, school events, holidays, liturgies, and special activities throughout the year. Check back often for updates and upcoming highlights in our school community.
Thank You to Our 2026 Gala Sponsors and Underwriters!
We are incredibly thankful for the generous sponsors and underwriters who have committed to supporting this year’s Gala. Your partnership and belief in our school make such a meaningful difference, and we are truly grateful for your support. Because of you, this special evening will not only be a wonderful celebration for our community, but also a powerful way to continue investing in our students and programs!
Thank you for being such an important part of our community!
Thank You to Our 2026 Gala Sponsors and Underwriters!
Latest Phantom News
Our Kindergarten students recently enjoyed an exciting on-site field trip experience with Zovargo, bringing the wonders of wildlife right to our campus. Students had the unique opportunity to observe and interact with a variety of animals, including a tortoise, ferret, snake, hawk, and rabbit.
Through this engaging, hands-on presentation, students not only learned fascinating facts about each animal, but also explored the important concept of environmental stewardship. They discovered how caring for the Earth helps protect animal habitats and ensures that wildlife can thrive for generations to come. This memorable experience sparked curiosity, compassion, and a deeper appreciation for God’s creation in our youngest learners.
Our first grade students participated in a meaningful and joy-filled retreat centered on the theme of being anchored in grace. Throughout the day, students rotated through a variety of engaging and faith-filled activities, including a music and movement station, a storytelling and action-based exploration of Paul's Shipwreck, a building a paper chain and anchor for their 1st grade community station, and a hands-on edible craft as they built Noah's Ark.
Each experience invited students to deepen their understanding of faith through creativity and reflection. A special focus of the retreat encouraged students to think about their worries and how they can trust in God, allowing Him to be their steady anchor through all of life’s moments. This beautiful day nurtured both hearts and minds, reminding our students that they are always held in God’s grace.
Our 7th grade presentation of the Way of the Cross was a deeply moving and reflective experience for all who attended. Through prayerful reenactment, our students thoughtfully brought each station to life, inviting the audience to walk alongside Jesus on His journey to the cross. Their reverence, poise, and heartfelt delivery created a powerful atmosphere of reflection and faith, especially meaningful during this Lenten season. We are proud of the care and respect our students showed in honoring this sacred tradition, and we are grateful to all who joined us in this special time of prayer and contemplation.