A Happy and Blessed Easter! Please view our Easter Show and do a virtual tour of the academy!

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Dear Parents/ Guardians:

It is with joy that I walk from grade to grade and see the tremendous progress of your dear children.  I am as proud of your children and my teachers as you are!

I thank you for the cooperation from you and your dear children that has kept the children and all of us safe and healthy and  open since September 9, 2021.

I ask and remind you that if you have not re-registered your child for next year that you do so in order to guarantee your child has a seat!  I remind you, also, to continue to send in your financial application to Futures in Education.  The sooner the better – there is still monies to go out for scholarships.  Also, remember, if you refer a person to our school, and they stay for a year, the following year there is a deduction from your child’s tuition of $750 for that year! It will be a win-win situation.

On behalf of our pastor, Fr. Tom, our board chair, Mr. Mangar, and the Board, my teachers and staff, and myself, I wish you a happy and blessed Easter!  May our Lord, Jesus, continue to bless you and your dear children with good health, peace, joy, and prosperity!

Please invite your friends and family to take a virtual tour of our school and also view a part of our Easter Show with our beautiful children!

Virtual Tour OLPHCA Queens-July 9, 2020 Virtual-Tour-OLPHCA-Queens-March 30,2021

PK-3 Jesus is my best friend

Pre K3 Baby Bunny 

God is Not Dead – He’s Alive (1)

Prek4 He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands

7-1 The Passion Part 5

7-1 The Passion Part 6

7-1 The Passion Part 7 (4)

PreK4 Jesus is Alive(1)

3rd-grade

 

Happy and Blessed Easter,

Frances DeLuca

Principal

 

 

 

 

 

 

Disney Character Day at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy

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Students Disney

Dear Parents and Guardians,

As you know, this week is Spirit Week.  Every day the children have come to school in different attire that is usually worn here at school.  Instead of uniforms, if they wished, the children  dressed as Super Heroes, Twins, Sports Characters, Disney Characters, etc.  What a wonderful way, in the midst of the Pandemic, to come to school, learn and still have safe fun.  W hat a joy in the midst of what is happening in the world to be able to still be a child.

What a great joy it is for the children and all of us here to be part of this great school, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy!  Here we can dress as Super Heroes and also speak about how the real Super Heroes of our lives are with us everyday – God, our parents, guardians, teachers, friends, service workers,  etc.

As I walked among your beautiful children and took pictures, prayed for them and you, I needed to share with you my special moments that I have with your dear children.

God bless you and continue to watch over you,

Mrs. Frances DeLuca

Principal

 

Re-Registration Message from Mrs. Deluca

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Dear Parents/Guardians,

Happy New Year!  I pray that this year will be the end of this pandemic and that it will be a blessed New Year.

Already, re-registration papers have been sent to you, and I am grateful to all of you who have already returned your child/children’s registration for next year.  We want to make sure that we have seats for all of our current students before we admit students coming from other schools to join our academy family.

Thank you for your kind words and letters of thanks for our effort since September 9 in keeping our academy open and our students safe .  It is my honor to serve you and your dear children, and I continue all my efforts on making sure they are well and receiving the best education possible.

Above if you click on the OLPHCA brochure, you can view our zoom times for open houses which this year must still be virtual.  Pass this brochure on to all your family and friends that may wish to attend our outstanding academy.

Please remember that if you refer someone to our academy and they remain for one year, your child’s tuition will be reduced by $750  for the next year.  

May our Lord continue to bless you and your loved ones,

Mrs. DeLuca

Principal

Re-registration and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy OPEN HOUSE via Zoom

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  OLPHCA brochure with zoom times

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Happy New Year!  I pray that this year will be the end of this pandemic and that it will be a blessed New Year.

Already, re-registration papers have been sent to you, and I am grateful to all of you who have already returned your child/children’s registration for next year.  We want to make sure that we have seats for all of our current students before we admit students coming from other schools to join our academy family.

Thank you for your kind words and letters of thanks for our effort since September 9 in keeping our academy open and our students safe .  It is my honor to serve you and your dear children, and I continue all my efforts on making sure they are well and receiving the best education possible.

Above if you click on the OLPHCA brochure, you can view our zoom times for open houses which this year must still be virtual.  Pass this brochure on to all your family and friends that may wish to attend our outstanding academy.

Please remember that if you refer someone to our academy and they remain for one year, your child’s tuition will be reduced by $750  for the next year.  

May our Lord continue to bless you and your loved ones,

Mrs. DeLuca

Principal

Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!

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Dear Parents/Guardians,

On behalf of Fr. Tom, Jonathan and the Board, myself, and our faculty and staff, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a healthy, blessed New Year full of the joy and love of our Lord, Jesus Christ!

May the world be blessed with the healing and peace of God, and may every home receive the individual blessings they personally need!

I, personally, thank you for your kind words throughout the past year.  It is my blessing and pleasure to serve such an amazing community of parents and children.  Thank you for truly being partner with me in the education and well being of our dear children.  God bless you!

If tonight we get the predicted snow, all students will go onto remote learning tomorrow.  If the weather is so cold that everything will freeze Friday, I will let the teachers through Google Classroom/DoJo  inform you/your child whether Friday remains remote.

The students have done a wonderful job at the Christmas Nativity and eighth, sixth, fourth, and kindergarten grades have videotaped their Christmas presentation.  I have informed all teachers to download this video to each of their classes through your child’s google account.  Therefore, by tomorrow you will be able to see, what has been a yearly tradition, our Christmas show.

I pray for your dear children and you daily.  I continue to ask our Lord for your safety, good health, peace, joy, and prosperity.

May Jesus watch over you and your dear loved ones,

Mrs. Frances DeLuca

Principal

 

Homework – Thursday, Dec. 10

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  1. Math softcover book pg. 127 #1-15
  2. Science – Bring in pictures of animals in a community and in a population
  3. S.S. How did Daniel Boone contribute to the expansion of communities to the west? 
  4. ELA – Write your very first Journal. Create a Journal of your week. Project due on Friday, Dec. 18th. 
  5. Study for Social studies test on Tuesday, Lesson 2 The community of Jamestown begins on page 105
  6. Study for Science Test Vertebrae and Invertebrate Wednesday, beginning on pg. A73 
  7. Tomorrow is 12:10 p.m. dismissal 

 

Homework – Monday, December 7th

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  1. Religion – View the stories of The Legend of the Candy Cane (on google classroom) and answer the questions on google doc. Turn in after you are done. 
  2. Math – soft cover book  pg. 68 questions 1-9 and number 25. 
  3. Math – Finish your times table chart bring it in on Wednesday. Practice your timestables. 
  4. Friday 12:10 p.m  dismissal 
  5. No school tomorrow – observance of the Immaculate Conception

Homework – December 2

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  1.   Math – Tpg. 151 1-21 – Study for Multiplication drill on the 5,6,7 times table. 
  2. Social Studies Answer the following questions found on Tpgs. 85-91: Hand in your answers on Google classroom. 

How are crops brought from the farms to the local markets? 

How did John Rolfe solve the problem of sending crops to London?

Who did the English bring back from West Africa and for what purpose were

 they brought to the United States? 

How did John Rolfe solve the problems the colonists had with the native americans?

How did John Smith become the colonist leader? 

  1.  Current Event is due on December 7th
  2. Practice our christmas carol song (Channel of your Peace) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihhvm6eLWZI
  3.  December 11th the children will be dismissed at 12:10 p.m. due to report cards. 

Homework – Monday Nov. 30th

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  1. Science –  create two columns list and identify 5 species with vertebrae and 5 species without.
  2. Math – Textbook pg. 138  #’s 1-8
  3. Finish ELA classroom story and questions. Hand it in today. 
  4. ELA – Tpg. 342 level A
  5. Religion  – Tpg. 235 Activity Sample.  Create 4 large candles.  3 candles color purple and 1 candle pink. Write in each candle what something you can do to prepare for  the coming of Jesus. For example: prayer.  
  6. Have test signed and returned. 
  7. Social Studies Project view the attache video https:www.whychristmas.com/culture/

 

Step 1:  On the top icons click on Christmas around the World

            Step 2   Select one country you would like to visit and learn how Christmas is celebrated.

            Step 3   Write about the country customs and traditions on how they celebrate their Christmas holiday.  

            Step 4  Provide supportive illustration with your writing. 

Project is due by Friday, December 4, 2020

  1.  Current Event for December due on December 7
  2.  Report cards will be sent on December 11th. 

Homework – Monday, Nov. 23rd

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  • ELA – Finish classwork on Sailing to America. 
  • ELA – Do you have a family member who immigrated from their homeland to come live to America? Interview a member of your family who may have immigrated to America (IF you do not have a family member who was an immigrant just answer questions 3 and turn it in) and provide the following journal questions.
  •   Why did you and your family come to America?
  •   What difficulties did you have to overcome?
  •   What do you miss that you left behind? 
  •   Did all of your relatives come to America as well? 
  •   What did you learn from your relative that impressed you the most?   

3. What does the statue of Liberty symbolize? What is the Great Hall? 

4.   Math – Study for tomorrow’s Commutative and Associative Property test in addition   only. Practice worksheet given to be handed in tomorrow.