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Our Lady of Lourdes School
COVID-19 Secure Reopening Plan 2020-2021-
After extensive consultation with Perrotta Consulting, a threat mitigation and emergency operation planning firm on Long Island, we have determined that Our Lady of Lourdes School may safely reopen for full-time, in-person instruction this September.
Perrotta Consulting comes highly recommended by The Morning Star Initiative and Department of Education and has partnered with schools across the Diocese.
Please note that our plan must receive approval from Governor Cuomo and meet all state and local guidelines prior to reopening. Should we need to move to a hybrid or remote model for any period of time, we have developed contingency plans that will provide continuous live instruction. Lessons will be live-streamed each day for families who have chosen remote instruction for their child.
We will continue to work with Perrotta Consulting throughout the 2020-2021 school year to ensure the safety of every member of the Our Lady of Lourdes school community.Our Lady of Lourdes detailed opening plan is available by clicking here.
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For more information regarding school opening see below:
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Please visit the class page for your child's grade in September. There you will find directions on how to access the SUMMER PACKET.
Click here for a letter to parents regarding the Coronavirus
Click here for a letter from Bishop Barres
addressing racism and George Floyd
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The families of OLL School rallied together to create a video thanking the faculty and staff for all they do for the students. It is a testament to the character of our families that they share the power of expressing gratitude with their children. We here at school appreciate and miss all our students and look forward to the days when we can all pray, learn, and play together again.
Please click HERE to see this beautiful video created by our families.
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Schutta Park Dedication
Father Duffy, Mrs. Kathleen Cotilletta, teachers, and students of Our Lady of Lourdes School honored Mr. Joseph Schutta by naming the school playground after him.
The dedication of the playground is an important way to recognize Mr. Schutta's commitment to our school and parish community and thank him for his service.
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Principal For A Day
The luck winner of the school-wide raffle for Principal for a Day was our third grade student, Owen. He greeted students as they arrived at school, relayed the morning announcements, and made some important decisions over a cup of hot chocolate with Mrs. Cotiletta. The day continued with a celebration of mass where Father Duffy acknowledged his hard work and concluded with a bag of goodies from Mrs. Roldan.
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We are the light of the world! The people who live in darkness will see a great light.
Matthew 4:16
