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Welcome to Oakland Catholic High School!

Welcome to Oakland Catholic High School!. Spirituality, Scholarship, Service. Monday September 16. DAY 2. Attention, Mrs. Riegelnegg’s Students. Please report to Study Hall On Monday and Tuesday. Be prepared to take your tests on Wednesday.

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Welcome to Oakland Catholic High School!

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  1. Welcome to Oakland Catholic High School! Spirituality, Scholarship, Service

  2. MondaySeptember 16 DAY 2

  3. Attention, Mrs. Riegelnegg’s Students • Please report to Study Hall On Monday and Tuesday. • Be prepared to take your tests on Wednesday.

  4. The cheerleaders are reminded to report to the computer lab today at 2:45.

  5. Chinese Club • Chinese club will be having its first meeting on Thursday, September 19 in Room G15. • Come and learn about and celebrate the Moon Festival with your peers and try yummy moon cakes. • Free food is always a good reason to come to a meeting. • Thee meeting will be held until 3:00 • We will share ideas and discuss possibilities for future events. • Anyone can join; there is no need to know how to speak Chinese!

  6. Global Awareness Club • Do you want to be more knowledgeable and informed about what is happening in our world today? • Do you have an interest in current events and global issues? • Then the Global Awareness Club is for you! • Please come and join us in Mrs. Fratto’s room (201) on Tuesday, September 17 for an informational meeting. • We will be sharing and discussing possible topics and events to attend.

  7. Current NHS members Please pick up a tutoring form from the library if you are able to provide tutoring this semester.

  8. JOA Theater Group's next meeting will be on Tuesday 9/17.  Come and join us for a session in improvisation and acting skills.   • Let's see and hear you as we get ready for our next production!

  9. Interested in joiningthe OC Computer Club We will have a meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 2:45 pm in Room J202 If you can’t make the meeting see Ms. White or Mrs. Maxwell

  10. Anyone interested in joiningFuture Business Leaders of America? We will have a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 2:45 pm In Room J202 If you can’t make the meeting, see Mrs. Maxwell

  11. All JOA Junior Scholars are to report to Mrs. Kasunic in Room 208 on Wednesday morning, September 18, at 7:45am.

  12. Congratulations to the Soccer Team • The soccer team defeated Woodland Hills on Saturday. • Congratulations to Gretchen Shepherd, goalkeeper, she kept Woodland Hills scoreless.

  13. The story of the OC Soccer win on Saturday, 9/14.  • The day started out as a brisk September Saturday morning.  Our Eagles quickly turned up the heat on the visiting Woodland Hills Wolverines.   Just nine minutes into the match, Sophomore Emma Lowry drove home a powerful shot to the top of the net finishing a flurry of activity in front of the goal.  The play started with a well-placed corner kick from freshman Claudia Lenhart who picked up the assist.  The tally was Emma’s first goal of the season and Claudia picked up her first point of the campaign.  Freshman Essence Canady registered the first goal of her high school career finishing a beautiful cross from sophomore Taylor Renk in the 20th minute.  Only one minute later, junior scoring leader Amber Nolf sent a perfectly placed direct kick from about 25 yards out to the back of the net and the Eagles led 3-0 at the half.  Freshman Kaitlin Laird recorded her second of the year with a beautiful shot from the left side over the outstretched arms of the helpless Wolverine Keeper in the 47th minute.  Emma Lowry picked up her team leading 3rd assist on the play.  Making it a two point day, Claudia Lenhart pressed forward and dropped a long, towering shot just under the crossbar for her first of the year to close out the scoring in the 60thminute.  Junior Abbe Richard sent the ball back out from the box to the waiting Claudia and picked up her first point of the year.  Not many shots came her way, but junior Goal Keeper Gretchen Shepard stopped everything sent her was and preserved the clean sheet for her second shutout of the year – both against Woodland Hills.

  14. Field Hockey News • OC was defeated on overtime by Peters Township, the score was 2-1. • The JV lost 6-0.

  15. Golf News • The golf team was defeated by Mount Lebanon , score: Mt Lebanon 200 Oakland Catholic 213

  16. This coming Thursday, September 19th, there will be an important informational meeting in the Lecture Hall for all those who want to volunteer for INSPIRE. • The meeting will begin at 3:00.  

  17. College Visits – Week of September 16 Monday, September 16 Tuesday, September 17 Ohio State University Ohio University Duke University • Grove City college For more information, Please see Mrs. Just in the Guidance Office

  18. College Visits – Week of September 16 Wednesday, September 18 Friday , September 20 University of Pittsburgh • George Mason University • PA Catholic College Tour For more information, Please see Mrs. Just in the Guidance Office

  19. The 47th Annual Duquesne University College Fair will be held at the A.J. Palumbo Center on Sunday, October 13th from 1PM to 3PM Over 150 colleges and universities will be in attendance.  This is a great way to meet with representatives from a variety of schools No registration is required.

  20. Attention, Juniors and Seniors • Whether you register for college visits on Naviance or in the Guidance Office, you must obtain a pass in the Guidance Office for every visit.  • See Guidance if you have questions.

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