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Parent Ambassador Applications are now OPEN! Deadline: April 15, 2026.
https://www.ogknights.org/page/parent-ambassador-program

It’s always a fun surprise when Fr. King stops by! Today he joined our 3rd graders for a states and capitals review game—bringing smiles and extra excitement to learning. 🗺️📚

PS5 has been learning about the five senses! They recently explored the sense of taste by testing three different flavors of Peeps—original, cotton candy, and party cake. Students had fun describing the flavors and sharing their favorites!

PS4 and 6th grade buddies soaked up some sunshine while making snowmen and enjoying the fresh air after the cold days we've had! ☀️❄️

Have you registered for an O'G camp or class yet?? 🎶🏀📚

Don’t miss out on an opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun with us this summer! ☀️

➡️ Simply visit https://www.gobound.com/sd/schools/ogorman/camps, sign in or create a new account, and select the camp(s) of your choice!

STEM Night Family Fun!

We had a wonderful STEM Night filled with family fun! Students and families enjoyed building, creating, planting, and playing!  It was a great evening of learning, creativity, and community.

During the Lenten season, our students have the opportunity to participate in the Stations of the Cross each week. These moments of prayer help our students grow in their understanding of Lent while deepening their faith and reflecting on the journey of Jesus.

The PES Sisters and a few former St. Lambert students met with our 4th graders today for a special Lenten-focused lesson on the many ways we can pray and talk to Jesus. Students explored how prayer can take different forms and reflected on how they personally grow closer to Him during this sacred season. We are grateful for the Sisters and high school students who continue to share their faith and witness with our students.

We loved welcoming the PES Sisters and former St. Lambert students this week! They spent time with our 3rd graders sharing a meaningful Lenten lesson. Students participated in a fun relay activity focused on the three pillars of Lent — prayer, fasting, and almsgiving — and worked together to deepen their understanding of each one. They also took time to reflect personally, writing about a specific way they are showing their love for Jesus this season.

Our 4th graders had the opportunity to attend the Water Festival — a wonderful hands-on learning experience focused on the importance of water and the water cycle.  Students explored concepts such as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and conservation through engaging presentations and interactive activities.

📢🏀 HOLY HOOPS 2026! 🏀📢 Open to all families, from elementary through high school!

Get ready for a night of fun, faith, and friendly competition! Join us on Monday, March 23, at 6:30 PM in the O’Gorman High School Gym for the Holy Hoops basketball showdown between area priests and O’Gorman seniors!

🎟️ General Admission: Freewill donation
🍿 Concessions open at 5:30 PM (Mac & Cheese, Pizza, Hot Dogs, Nachos, & more!)
🎶 Entertainment by: O'G Chamber Choir, Pep Band, & Dwight the Knight!
🏆 Plus: 50/50 Raffle, Hoop Shoot, & Prizes!

All proceeds support seminary education & tuition assistance. Don't miss this epic family night of fun! See you there! 🙌 #HolyHoops

🕊️ March’s Virtue: Self-Control 🕊️
This month at Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools, we’re focusing on self-control—the virtue that helps us pause, choose wisely, and follow God’s will even when it’s hard.

Self-control strengthens our hearts and minds, helping us make choices that reflect Christ’s love. Whether it’s practicing kindness, managing emotions, or resisting temptations, we’re encouraging our students to slow down, think, and act with intention.

5th Grade had a great experience today as they learned more about how our courts work from Judge Sabors!

Our PS5 and 3rd grade buddies put their fine motor skills to work this week as they teamed up to build a wall for Humpty Dumpty!

This week our 2nd and 5th grade buddies teamed up for a special Perseverance Challenge!

Our 3rd and 5th grade students recently wrapped up their work with Junior Achievement. Through these engaging lessons, students explored how businesses operate, the importance of philanthropy, and the many career paths available to them in the future. They enjoyed thinking about their own interests and strengths while making connections to possible future careers. We are grateful for the volunteers and partners who helped make this real-world learning experience possible for our students.

It was a fun and uplifting Hope Week at school! From the encouraging messages shared each morning, to the walk-through tunnel and warm welcome from our student Hope Squad leaders, the week was filled with positivity. Students especially enjoyed the visit from the high school Hope Squad members during lunch. It truly was a great week celebrating encouragement, kindness, and hope.

Our 3rd graders were busy learners today! They practiced evaluating expressions through a fun “sweet treat” scoot activity that kept everyone moving and thinking. Students also worked on their Southeast states and capitals.