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Our Lady of Victory Teacher Recognized as Outstanding Educator
Thu, 02/02/2012 - 9:50amThe awards keep coming! Ms. Michelle Kahny, eighth grade language arts teacher at Our Lady of Victory Catholic School, has been named a 2012 Outstanding Educator for the Cincinnati area. The award is sponsored by the Cincinnatus Association, Xavier University, the University of Cincinnati, and NKU. Each year, three local educators are selected for this award based upon their outstanding talents as an educator. Congratulations!
Elder Campus Minister Wins National Award
Tue, 01/31/2012 - 3:02pmMr. Roger Auer, Director of Campus Ministry at Elder High School, was recently named a recipient of the Catholic Secondary Award from the National Catholic Educational Association. This prestigious award is given each year to high school educators who have made a significant contribution to Catholic secondary education. Mr. Auer is a graduate of Elder where he later returned as a science and religion teacher. After serving as religion department chair for over 20 years, Mr. Auer became the Director of Campus Ministry. Today, he coordinates the retreats and service programs of Elder.
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We offer a well-rounded education at the elementary school level for grades K through 8. Grades K through 2 are self-contained. Departmentalization begins gradually at grade 3 and increases by grade 5. Maximum class size is 30 students for grades 1-8. Kindergarten classes are full day.
Preschool and Pre-K will be offered in fall of 2012. Information is on our parish and school website as it becomes available.
Our school’s religious program is a part of Immaculate Heart of Mary’s Catholic Formation Program and adheres to the mission, mandates and policies of the parish and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
The curriculum follows the Graded Course of Study of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The integrated curriculum is based on the gospel values of Jesus Christ and current educational practices that include activities suited to a variety of learning styles. Academic programs and extracurricular activities are structured to help each student be successful. Our program provides opportunities for the student to grow in personal awareness of God, self and others. In addition to regular classes taught by certified religion teachers, there are opportunities for prayer, para-liturgical services, and regular participation in weekday liturgies.
• Immaculate Heart of Mary is a fully accredited school by the State of Ohio and the National Catholic Education Association
• U. S. Department of Education No Child Left Behind 2004 Blue Ribbon School Award
• 2010 Catholic Schools of Tomorrow Award, Category: Innovation in Curriculum and Instruction
• Mustard Seed Award Recipient
• National PTO Award
• NPCD Religious Education Award
• 2007 Edward M. Shaughnessy III, Serving All God’s Children Inclusion Award
Our faculty members are consummate learners. They attend professional development that addresses the needs of our students; they have become teacher leaders, encouraging and supporting their peers in their efforts to be better teachers, and they are peer trainers, presenting their knowledge and successes at local, regional, and national conferences. (Our faculty has presented at the National Blue Ribbon Conference, Ohio Catholic Education Conference, Ohio Council of Teachers of Math and the National Council for History Education).
To provide a safe learning environment for our students the campus buildings remain locked with access gained through a security door to the main lobby. Security cameras are used and volunteers are required to wear badges that identify them as passing the Archdiocesan requirements for all volunteers.
The National Catholic Educational Association Department of Elementary Schools honored our Immaculate Heart of Mary School PTO in Atlanta, Georgia at their NCEA Annual Convention. Our PTO received this recognition for their mosaic project, which can be viewed in the lobby of our school.
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98% of Catholic high school students graduate
98% of Class of 2010 continued their education
64% of Class of 2010 received scholarships, in excess of $186 million
84% of Catholic elementary students enter a Catholic high school