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22nd century media | January 25, 2018 | 7
OLPH School transforms the lives of children
When setting foot on the
campus of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help School in
Glenview, students enter
a place unlike any other
— a vibrant 21st century
Catholic school in an
idyllic 8 building campus
filled with 3-14 year olds.
We invite you to discover
the distinction that makes
our school an extraordinary
place of learning for
children. When you select
OLPH School, you join
a community bound by
a mission of faith, with
families passionate about
education, students fully
engaged in their learning,
and teachers committed
to their practice as caring
professionals.
In every grade, we foster
the growth and development
of the whole person.
Religious education and its
formation of responsible
young adult Catholics is
the foundation of our parish
school. As an academic
institution, OLPH School
is dedicated to designing
an individualized program
of success for each
child. Careful structuring
of classes allows for every
child to be known and
loved, while providing a
broad range of learning
opportunities in academics,
visual and performing
arts, athletics, service, and
leadership.
Additionally, the OLPH
School distinction involves
parents being active
partners in their child’s education.
We do not simply
enroll a student; we enroll
a family. Recognizing parents
as the primary educators
of children, OLPH
School supports, supplements,
and enriches your
family life.
Explore the website.
Tour the school. Ask questions.
Become a part of
Our Lady of Perpetual
Help School – A Premier
Private Education in the
Finest Catholic Tradition.
As the school celebrates
Catholic Schools Week beginning
Sunday, Jan. 28,
guests are invited to attend
the 9:30-11 a.m. Mass and
Open House following
each Mass. Additional information
on events during
CSW and throughout the
school year are available
on the school’s website.
Submitted by Our Lady of
Perpetual Help School, 1123
Church St. Glenview, (847)
724-6990, olph-il.org
st. mary
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qualities are what make Catholic schools
work. They are what make Catholic
schools succeed. The theme also focuses
on key elements of Catholic education:
faith development, academic excellence
and dedication to service. These elements
set Catholic schools apart from
other educational options. They are why
families make sacrifices to provide their
children with a Catholic education.
Please visit the School of St. Mary
on Jan. 28 during the Open Houses and
see how our students embrace their faith
development, excellent education and
dedication to service. Please bring your
friends and neighbors, particularly those
who may be considering Catholic education
for their children.
Submitted by School of St. Mary, Primary
Grade Center, 900 West Everett Road, Lake
Forest, (847) 283-9800; Upper Grade Center,
185 East Illinois Road, Lake Forest, www.
schoolofstmary.org, (847-234-0371
Rochelle Zell Jewish High School
Curriculum Night
February 1, 2018 • 7:00 p.m.
• Meet department chairs, parents and students.
• Learn more about the freshman curriculum,
schedule, coursework and more.
Contact us — admissions@rzjhs.org
www.rzjhs.org • 847.470.6700
A partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community.