• Summer Info

  The Summer Reading list and school calendar are now available. You can download them below.
  Summer Reading List (revised 6/2/09)
  2009-2010 Tentative Calendar (revised 6/9/09)

• G-20 Summit to be Held in Pittsburgh in September

  
  G20 Summit in Pittsburgh September 24th and 25th (click on this link to read more…)
  All AP U.S. Government and Politics students and Economics students be sure to stay current on information published over the summer on the next G-20 Summit. This summit will be held in Pittsburgh on September 24th and 25th, 2009. Economic and political issues will undoubtedly surface prior to this event. Familiarize yourself with the issues. There will be discussion and research on the topics presented at the summit.

• Attention incoming Freshmen: Freshman Summer Reading

  Summer reading for Freshmen taking World History I Honors is The Time Machine by H.G. Wells.
  Any questions please forward to Mr Finnegan at pfinnegan@oaklandcatholic.org

• A.P. U.S. Government and Politics

  Students taking AP U.S.Government and Politics please refer to the following documents as you read Why Americans Hate Politics.

  Terms.Names,Concepts from Why Americans Hate Politics

  Outline for Why Americans Hate Politics

  Also, the AP U.S. Government and Politics Syllabus 2009-2010 is available by clicking on the link below:

  2009-2010 AP U.S. Government and Politics Syllabus

  Any questions email Mr D at ocinbox2010@yahoo.com

• Student Awards

  Recent student awards are now on our site. Check out our new Awards section. Congratulations, girls!

• Calendar updates

  A tentative calendar for the 2009-2010 school year is now available. Please see our calendar page under the Student Life section.

• OC Alumna named prestigious Goldwater Scholar

  University of Pittsburgh Honors College student and OC Alumna, Elizabeth Oczypok has been awarded a Goldwater Scholarship. Pitt Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg noted that, “Being named a Goldwater Scholar is the highest honor that can be earned by an American undergraduate studying in the fields of mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering.” Elizabeth is a junior majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology in the School of Arts and Sciences. For the full article please see the Pitt Chronicle article.

• 2009-2010 Financial Aid

  The 2009-2010 Financial Aid form is now available on our site.

• School Closings and Delays

  Bad weather? Wondering if we have school? Go to kdka.com , thepittsburghchannel.com, or wpxi.com for the latest school closings and delays.

• A Better Use For Your State Tax Dollars

  Wouldn’t you love to divert you state taxes to a really good cause, Catholic education in your community?
  PA’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program provides a tax credit of up to 90% for companies that donate to approved non-profit scholarship organizations in the Commonwealth.
  Since 2001 the Diocese of Pittsburgh has raised close to $18 million from 220 companies for its Scholastic Opportunity Scholarship (SOS) fund.
  All C Corporations, S Corporations and Subchapter S Corporations can give from their tax bill up to $300,000.
  This means now all partnerships, such as law, accounting and architectural firms can give aid.
  For information go to www.paschoolchoice.org or call Dr. Ron Bowes at 412-456-3090.
  Help needy families attend quality schools at little or no cost to you.

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