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.
Illuminating Possibility Together...
Join us for an unforgettable evening under the stars at EVE — downtown San Diego’s premier new event space with sweeping bay-front views and sophisticated elegance. On Saturday, April 25th at 5:00 pm we’ll gather for an evening of celebration, fellowship, and community support in honor of our school. With its dramatic 19-foot ceilings, modern design, and stunning 270-degree panoramic views of the bay, EVE provides the perfect backdrop for a gala that’s as inspiring as it is memorable. Don’t miss this chance to connect, celebrate, and give back while enjoying an elegant night with friends, family, and fellow supporters!
Visit the Gala 2026 tab in the menu above to explore event details, purchase tickets, and learn how you can support the evening through sponsorship and underwriting opportunities.
It’s shout-out time!
Now’s your chance to submit special shout-outs for publication in the 2025–2026 OLG Yearbook. Write a heartfelt (or fun!) note celebrating OLG students, teachers, staff, volunteers, parish staff, or anyone who deserves a little love and recognition.
Submissions are due by Friday, February 27th
Each Loveline is $15 and will be billed to your FACTS account
Spread the love and make someone’s day—one Loveline at a time!
Be sure to check out ParentSquare for more information.
Draw Down Event – Your Chance to Win $10,000!
Get ready for one of the most exciting events of the year! Our annual Draw Down Event offers you the chance to win up to $10,000 — all while supporting our incredible school community.
Tickets are $100 each
Only 199 tickets will be sold (beginning in early March!)
The 200th ticket will be auctioned live at this year’s Gala
With limited tickets available, your odds are better than most raffles — and every ticket purchased supports our students, programs, and school initiatives.
Don’t miss your chance to join the fun, feel the suspense, and potentially walk away with $10,000!
Stay tuned for ticket sales to open in early March — they will go fast!
Latest Phantom News
Today our 8th graders took learning to new heights with their final bottle rocket launch! After studying rocketry principles, experimenting with design features, and testing prototypes, students recorded flight data and made thoughtful iterations to improve performance. Using what they learned from each test launch, teams refined their rockets for today’s culminating flight. The result was an exciting showcase of engineering, problem-solving, and perseverance as students watched their designs soar through the sky. What a fantastic hands-on demonstration of science in action!
Our Kindergarten students joyfully embraced the season during their retreat, “Leaping into Lent.” Through engaging, hands-on learning stations, students explored the three pillars of Lent—prayer, fasting, and almsgiving—in ways that were meaningful and developmentally appropriate. They worked together to create a classroom kindness deed chain, celebrating the many ways they can show Christ’s love through small acts of service. Each student also prepared a Lenten Reflection Bag to take home, equipping families with simple, thoughtful activities to continue their faith journey together throughout the Lenten season. It was a beautiful day of learning, reflection, and growing closer to God as a community
From adaptive devices in our library that help littles reach bookshelves to portable food pantries designed to support those experiencing homelessness, our second graders are putting empathy and creativity into action. Their inventions range from tools that enhance our favorite hobbies to clever solutions that make everyday chores easier. These young inventors are designing for the future and proudly presented their innovative ideas in honor of National Kid Inventors’ Day.