Our Lady of Lourdes School

Catholic schools will be commemorating Catholic Schools Week by sharing the faith, commitment to academic excellence, and dedication to their community with others. 
Click here to read a letter from Bishop Barres regarding Catholic Schools Week and the future of Catholic education on Long Island.

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.

Our 8th Graders couldn't wait to show their school spirit by donning their new sweatshirts!

The students, as well as their teachers and principal, each received a sweatshirt with the entire class' names on the back. The students can wear them during school as part of their school uniform - a privilege of being an 8th grader and role model for the student body.

Students were recognized for their virtue of perseverence for the month of December. Each month our school highlights a virtue and recognizes students in each grade level who have demonstrated this virtue. Perseverence is a skill that students need to succeed in all aspects of their lives and helps them overcome obstacles.