Academy of Our Lady of Peace

Student Information Brochure

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Letter FROM THE ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Parents & Students,

I hope that you are enjoying the summer vacation thus far and that it has brought with it some element of rest and/or adventure. Enclosed in this mailing is a copy

of your daughter’s course schedule for the 2014- 2015 school year. This schedule will assist your family in ordering the correct books for your daughter’s courses. In

late July you will receive a copy of your daughter’s final schedule, complete with teacher and room assignments. This booklet will provide you with information as it pertains to

important dates, summer reading requirements, fall sports try outs, summer sports camps, the BYOD program and appearance code requirements. Should you have more questions, please contact the appropriate department or call the OLP Front Office at 619-297-2266 for assistance. The OLP Front Office will be open from 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM throughout the summer. Please be sure to pay close attention to the following items:

CONTACT INFORMATION

Please verify that all your contact information is correct. Please note the accuracy of your phone numbers and your email addresses. If any information is incorrect, please contact the Registrar, Melissa Acosta at 619-725-9118 or by email at macosta@aolp.org to make corrections.

ACADEMIC PROBATION

Please be reminded that students who failed to make up a required course during the summer will be placed on Academic Probation for the Fall 2014 semester. Please refer to the Academic Probation policy in the student handbook for more information. You can also access this online via the OLP website.

SCHEDULE CHANGE REQUESTS

Counselors will be available from Monday, August 4 through Wednesday, August 6 from 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM to respond to schedule change requests. Please contact the Counseling Assistant/Registrar, Mrs. Chris Abdenour at 619-725-9170 or cabdenour@aolp.org starting August 1 to schedule an appointment.

Requests based on the need for a required course to meet OLP’s graduation requirements will take priority and will not require the $20 schedule change fee. Requests based on elective preference will be considered and made whenever possible, these changes will require the $20 schedule change fee.

The deadline to submit a course change request is August 287, 2014. Please note that not all schedule change requests can be accommodated due to class size limitations, fulfillment of course prerequisites and staff contracts based on original course requests. We will do all that we can to create a schedule that meets the needs of your daughter.

Best wishes for the remainder of your summer.

Sincerely,

Jessica HooperASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

Letter FROM THE ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOLImportant Dates

Technology Boot Camp, Class Meetings & School Pictures

Date Time Event or RequirementJuly 1 NA FRESHMEN: Physicals and Immunization Records Due

July 1 NA FRESHMEN: Final Eighth Grade Transcripts Due

August 11 NA Fall Sports Try Outs Begin

August 13 8:00 AM Freshmen & Transfer Orientation

August 14 7:45 AM Freshmen School Pictures

August 14 8:45 AM Senior Meeting & School Pictures

August 14 9:00 AM Freshmen Technology Orientation (Mandatory)

August 14 10:00 AM Junior Meeting & School Pictures

August 14 11:15 AM Sophomore Meeting & School Pictures

August 18 7:45 AM First Day of Classes; 12:45 PM Dismissal

August 21 7:00 PM Back to School Night (All grades)

August 28 10: 00 AM Mass of the Holy Spirit

New this year, all students will take their OLP school pictures Thursday, August 14th, 2014 prior to their class meetings. Students should attend their class meetings and pictures in formal dress uniform. Order forms to purchase pictures will be sent in the July mailing and will be available on www.aolp.org.

Attendance at the class meetings is mandatory for all students. All photos will be taken in the OLP Library. Senior, Junior and Sophomore class meetings will take place in the Holy Family Event Center.

Freshmen Technology Orientation

On August 14, 2014, following their school pictures, the Class of 2018 will participate in a two-hour technology orientation to help introduce students to the policies and procedures surrounding technology use at OLP. Students will learn how to login to the OLP Wi-Fi system and gain access to student software programs utilized within instruction. Responsible technology use will be reviewed, followed by time for questions and answers. Students should bring their chosen device to the orientation meeting.

The updated student/parent handbook will be given to each student at their Picture/Class Meeting day. They will be required to take it home, review it, and bring back a signed acknowledgment form to their Section teacher by August 25th.

The schedule for class meetings and photos is listed below:

» Freshmen Photos 7:30 – 8:45 Technology Orientation/ Class Meeting 9:00- 11:00» Seniors Photos 8:45 – 10:00 Class Meeting 10:00 -11:00» Juniors Photos 10:00 – 11:15 Class Meeting 11:15 – 12:15» Sophomores Photos 11:15 – 12:30 Class Meeting 12:30 – 1:30

Dear Freshmen Parents and Students, On behalf of the entire OLP community, we would like to extend a warm welcome to you! OLP participates in the nationwide Link Crew Program, an organization whose sole purpose is to help freshmen feel more comfortable as they transition from eighth grade to high school. The program begins on Freshmen Orientation Day and will continue throughout their freshmen year.

The Link Crew freshmen orientation and transition program is designed to both welcome and support freshmen by assigning them a junior and senior Link Leader as a mentor during their first year. Link Leaders are responsible older students who were selected from a large pool of applicants and have met the qualifications of being a good role model and positive leader on our campus. Here is what you and your student can expect in advance of their first day of school:

1. Your student will receive a phone call from their Link Leader reminding her of Orientation Day on August 13, 2014. The day will start at 8:00 AM in the Holy Family Event Center, and end at 3:00 PM.2. Please keep in mind, Orientation Day is mandatory for all freshman students! All parents are invited and encouraged to join us on campus for the duration of Orientation Day (Freshmen Parent Orientation will take place separately from 8 AM – 12:00 PM).3. Students are encouraged not to bring backpacks, purses or other like items as the day is quite active. 4. Students are required to be in compliance with the school’s non-uniform dress appearance code on Orientation Day (see page13 of this booklet).

We look forward to welcoming you onto campus this August!Sincerely,

Jeanette HandelsmanAssistant Principal of Campus Life

Frosh Welcome Letter

Frosh Information8th GRADE REPORT CARDS» All incoming 9th grade students must submit final transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Please request that your previous school forward the transcripts directly to OLP by July 1, 2014. Please contact the Office of Admissions at 619-725-9118 with any questions.

IMMUNIZATIONS & Physical Exams» State law requires that a current physical and immunization records must be in your daughter’s file by the first day of school. The physical form can be found on the Class of 2018 website at www.aolp.org/academics/class-of-2018/. Students will not be able to participate in Physical Education class without a current physical on file. Please turn in a copy of your daughter’s immunization record or request that her California School Immunization Card be sent from her current school by July 1, 2014.

California law requires that students advancing to grades seven through twelve are required by state law to have proof of the Tdap vaccine booster. Please provide proof of your daughter’s Tdap immunization.

REHEARSING CLASS SCHEDULE ON ORIENTATION DAY» Freshmen students and their parents will have the opportunity to run through their daughter’s complete schedule (Blocks A – F) on the afternoon of Orientation Day. Each class will last for five minutes with a five-minute transition period. The purpose of this is to allow students and their parents the chance to meet all of their daughter’s teachers and find room locations. Students should not bring any books, nor will the teacher be handing out any class related materials.

SCHEDULE FOR FRESHMEN ORIENTATION DAY – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 13, 2014

STUDENT PROGRAM8:00 - 9:35 Opening Assembly and Mixer (Holy Family Event Center)9:45 - 11:15 Link Crew small group session11:15-11:35 Link Crew guided campus tour11:35-11:55 Closing Assembly12:05 – 12:20 Freshmen Blessing & Prayer Service (Amphitheater)12:20 – 1:30 Freshmen Family BBQ1:30 – 3:00 Rehearse Class Schedule

PARENT PROGRAM8:00 – 8:35 Welcome & Introductions8:35 – 9:50 Being part of the OLP Community/ Lockers of Love9:50 – 10:00 Break10:00 – 10:45 Partnership in Support10:45 – 11:15 OLP Technology Resources Presentation11:15 – 12:00 Questions/ Meet & Greet12:05 – 12:20 Freshmen Blessing & Prayer Service (Amphitheater)12:20 – 1:00 Freshmen Family BBQ1:30 – 3:00 Rehearse Class Schedule

LUNCHA BBQ lunch will be provided for all freshmen students and their parents on North Terrace. A vegetarian option will be provided.

REHEARSING CLASS SCHEDULE1:20 Link Leaders and Frosh Teachers to Classrooms1:30 -1:45 Section1:50 -1:55 Block A2:00 -2:05 Block B2:10 -2:15 Block C2:20 -2:25 Block D2:30 -2:35 Block E2:40 -2:45 Block F2:50 -3:00 Section

APPEARANCE CODE GUIDELINES FOR ORIENTATION DAY

Freshmen Orientation Day

» As a reminder, students must adhere to the Non-Uniform Dress Appearance Code Guidelines on Orientation Day.

Please see page 13 of this booklet for more details.

The coaches of the OLP CIF Fall sports teams (Cross Country, Golf, Tennis and Volleyball) invite you to join them for team try-outs on Monday, August 11 (Tuesday, August 12 for Volleyball). If you wish to try out for a sport, you must meet the following requirements set by OLP, CIF, the City Conference, and the state of California:

Summer School Sports Camps

Fall Sports Teams

OLP Summer Sports CampsInstruction is offered by some of our premier OLP coaches. Registration is now available. See the website for more details, including dates, times and fees.

The following camps will be offered in the The following camps will be offered in the summer of 2014:

summer of 2014:» OLP Volleyball Camp

» OLP Basketball Camp

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The following camps will be offered in the summer of 2014:» OLP Volleyball Camp

» OLP Basketball Camp

» OLP Softball Camp

» OLP Surf Camp

» Have a current physical on file in the Front Office. Your physical form must be dated less than one year from the first day of try-outs (August 11). It may not expire during the course of the season in which you are playing for OLP. You may obtain a physical form in the Front Office or from our website: www.aolp.org. On the home page, go to “Parent Menu Bar,” click on “Forms,” and then click on “Physical Form” to download.

» Have a GPA of at least 2.0 for the Spring, 2014 semester report card. Incoming ninth graders have no grade requirements.

» Have received no F grades nor have more than one D grade on the Spring, 2014 report card.

» Have no unsatisfactory marks in either citizenship or conduct on the Spring, 2014 report card.

» Have no disciplinary probation terms.

» All potential team members must be present for all tryout days to be considered

» OLP Strength & Conditioning Camp

Fall Sports Teams (Cont.)

» OLP CROSS COUNTRYCoach Dan Keays may be reached at 619-518-3680 or at dankeays@gmail.com. Please bring your running shoes, shorts, sweats, and a water bottle to try-outs. The first day of try-outs will be Monday, August 11 from 9 to 10:30 AM. All tryouts will be conducted at Morley Field (behind the swimming pool) beginning each day at 9 AM. Please get in shape this summer by running daily and increasing your distance until you are ready to run at least three miles on the first day of tryouts. Please call or e-mail Coach Keays for further information if you are interested in participating on our Cross Country team. You must bring a copy of your completed OLP Participation Packet to tryouts. (This packet is available under the Athletics tab at www.aolp.org.)

» OLP VOLLEYBALLCoach Amanda Miles may be contacted at amiles@aolp.org. Tryouts will be held in the Holy Family Event Center on the OLP campus beginning on Tuesday, August 12. Tryout times are as follows: August 12: 8-10:30 AM will be for sophomores, juniors and seniors. 11 AM-1: 30 PM will be for all freshmen. 2-4 PM will be for sophomores, juniors and seniors, and invited freshmen. The rest of tryout times for the remainder of the week will be given on the first day, Tuesday, August 12. Teams will be formed by Thursday, August 14. Coach Miles asks that all players trying out arrive approximately fifteen to twenty minutes early so that the check-in process will be efficiently run. Tryouts will consist of speed and jumping testing, as well as the evaluation of volleyball skills. Please bring volleyball or cross trainer shoes, kneepads, a water bottle, and snacks/lunch. You must bring a copy of your completed OLP Participation Packet to tryouts.

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

OLP strives to develop mastery of 21st-century skills in each student in order that

she becomes an engaged agent of change in our global society. Technology plays a critical role in the way we collaborate and communicate in that same world. To this end, beginning with the 2014-

2015 academic year, OLP is requiring that all students have access to the tools

of the 21st-century via a mobile device. With respect to OLP’s mission and the economic diversity of our families, OLP is not mandating the specific device each student uses, but rather, has adopted a “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) policy that outlines minimum specifications for whatever device a family chooses.

2014-2015 BYOD Minimum Requirements

This new policy and practice will guide the use of interactive instruction and learning that will connect our students more meaningfully to the world outside, and, just as effectively, the world outside to the classroom.

*Students should bring their chosen device on August 14th to ensure connectivity prior to the first day of School.

Tablet Specifications (iPad/Android/Windows)

Internal SD 16GB

Screen Resolution 1024x600

Wi-Fi 802.11 g/n

Battery Life 4 hours

System Age Younger than four years

Software Google Drive App

Laptop/Netbook Specifications (MAC/PC/Chromebook)

RAM 1GB

Hard Drive: 250 GB

Screen Resolution: 1024x768

Wi-Fi: 802.11 g/n

Battery Life: 4 hours

System Age: Younger than four years

Software: Google Drive Desktop Client

» OLP GOLFCoach Aaron Gonzalez may be reached at agonzalez@aolp.org.The first meeting will be held at Riverwalk Golf Course on Monday, August 11 at 2pm. There will be driving range and putting evaluation sessions immediately following the meeting. On Wednesday, August 13, round one (9 holes) of tryouts will be held. The next day, Thursday, August 14, will be the second and final day of tryouts (another 9 hole round). Both rounds will be in the afternoon. Specific details concerning time and location will be given on Monday at our meeting. You must have your own clubs, bag and shoes. Please wear appropriate golf shorts and a collared shirt when on the course for tryouts. Students trying out need to have a rudimentary ability to play golf. Returning and prospective golfers can follow the golf team on twitter @olpgolf for tips and updates. You must bring a copy of your completed OLP Participation Packet to tryouts.

» OLP TENNISCoach Darice Carnaje may be reached at dgcarnaje@aolp.org Tryouts will be held at the Balboa Tennis Club at Morley Field (2221 Morley Field Drive, 619-295-9278) beginning on Monday, August 11. Try-outs each day of the first week will be held from 1 PM to 3 PM on courts 19-24. Freshmen are excused from try outs on Wed. Aug. 13, 2014. You need to bring your tennis racket, a water bottle (clearly marked with your name) and sunscreen. You must wear tennis shoes; you will not be allowed onto the courts without tennis shoes. Running shoes are not allowed on the courts. Please practice over the summer and arrive early enough to be warmed up before tryouts begin at 1 PM. Tryouts will be held from August 11 to August 15th. You must bring a copy of your completed OLP Participation Packet to tryouts.

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Family Connection by NavianceOLP uses Naviance’s Family Connection, a Web-based college and career planning service designed especially for students and families to provide useful information for college and career decisions. Family Connection is linked with each counselor’s office to allow them to track and analyze data about each student’s college and career plans. It provides up-to-date information that is specific to our school.

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College Prep: Counseling Resources

Clubs on Campus

OLP Counselors

There is something for everyone at OLP. Involvement in clubs enables students to explore new ideas, interests and hobbies. They are excellent ways to pursue varied interests, learn about social responsibility and meet new friends. Check out the current list of club offerings at OLP and sign up during Co-Curricular to join a particular club! Freshmen and Transfer students will participate in a Club Exploration Event during the first month of school to learn more about all the Club opportunities at OLP.

» American Red Cross» Amnesty International» Academic League » Ballet Folklorico» Blood Drive» California Scholarship Federation» Choral Club » Culinary Club» Culture Crew» Garden Club» God Squad

» Green Team» Fitness Club » French Club » Junior Ambassadors » Kiwins » Link Crew» Mock Trial» National Art Honor Society » National Honor Society» OLP Book Club » Peace Commission

» Pilot Press» Rho Kappa» Robotics Team » SHPE » Spanish Honor Society» Speech & Debate Team» Thespians » Writing Club » Women in Science» Women in Business» Yearbook

Summer Reading RequirementsThe summer reading requirement is meant to encourage reading and provide a basis for instruction in the first weeks of school. Please note that students should read all titles according to their class placement. Questions about summer reading can be directed to the Department Chair of English, Mrs. Kathleen Guerin at kguerin@aolp.org.

English I

» The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver

» Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

World Literature Honors

» Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

» Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

» The Samurai’s Garden by Gail Tsukiyama

AP English Language

» Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell

» I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

» The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd

British Literature

Read two of the following:

» The Invisible Wall: A Love Story That Broke Barriers by Harry Bernstein

» Little Bee by Chris Cleave

» Brick Lane by Monica Ali

World Literature

» Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

y» The Samurai’s Garden by Gail Tsukiyama

American Literature Honors

» I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

» My Antonia by Willa Cather

» The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

American Literature

» The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

AND ONE of:

» I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Maya Angelou OR

» Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer OR

» The Help by Kathryn Stockett

Advanced Studies: Writing in Literature

» On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King

» Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott

AP English Literature» Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf » Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino AND ONE of: » A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens» Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky» Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte» The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton» Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain» A Passage to India by EM Forester» Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert» One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel

Garcia Marquez» The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner» Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

Examining The Holocaust Through Literature

» Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank

» The Wave, Todd Strasser

English I Honors

» The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver

» Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

» To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Incoming 9th Grade

Incoming 10th Grade

Incoming 11th Grade

Incoming 12th Grade

» Pilot Press» Rho Kappa» Robotics Team » SHPE » Spanish Honor Society» Speech & Debate Team» Thespians » Writing Club » Women in Science» Women in Business» Yearbook

The Online OLP bookstore opened May 26 for all Summer school students and June 25 marks the launch for every 2014-2015 first semester student to

shop for books. Direct benefits of OLP’s partnership with ESCO include: website

convenience, ordering ebooks side-by-side with textbooks, efficient service, up to 60%

savings on the purchase of used books, a book buyback program and same day

shipping.

Be sure to check out the ESCO insert for more information regarding how to

order OLP textbooks.

As members of the OLP community, each student offers Christian Service as evidence of her part in the building of Christ’s kingdom of justice, love and peace. It is, therefore, a requirement for graduation to complete 85 hours of volunteer Service.

A minimum of 25 hours of Service must be completed each of the freshman, sophomore and junior years. The requirement also extends to the completion of Service hours within specific grade-level categories. Students are encouraged to go above and beyond the 25 hour Service requirement and may turn in all hours completed; however, the required minimum of 25 hours must be completed within the designated category. Senior year students are required to complete a total of 10 hours at one, official nonprofit by the end of January their senior year.

Students may begin accumulating Service hours for the next grade level upon completion of their second semester; they are encouraged to utilize the summer vacation to participate in meaningful Service experiences.

Christian Service Learning Program

» Freshman yearFreshmen are assigned to focus on Community Awareness while completing their 25 hours of Service. Community Awareness includes any volunteer Service completed within an official nonprofit organization. Freshmen are encouraged to seek Service experiences that are new to them and which will help them develop an awareness of the variety of volunteer opportunities available in their communities. Please note that participation in charity walks as a fundraiser/walker is not an acceptable form of Service, however, students may assist the organization in the actual production of the walk.

»Sophomore yearSophomores are assigned to focus on Social Service hours. Sophomores need to complete a minimum of 25 hours of direct Service. Direct Service means that volunteers are working directly with those for whom the Service is offered. Students should seek opportunities which serve the most vulnerable of our human communities.

Social Service:Children (except day care centers and other privileged institutions)Elderly (except retirement homes)Hungry, Homeless, and HousingHospital VolunteersDisabledCrisis Centers

»Junior yearJuniors are assigned to focus on Concerns of Science Service hours. Juniors need to complete a minimum of 25 hours of Service. Concerns of Science consist of any hours which are served in the act of research, learning and/or action regarding matters of the environment, animals, nonprofit health or behavioral Services, biological sciences or in individually approved cases pertaining to political sciences. Concerns of Science:Ecology/EnvironmentAnimal CareRecyclingWork with nonprofits that address behavioral healthResearch with an organization that works with the ethical issues of biological sciences.

»Senior yearSeniors must complete ten hours of Service at ONE officially recognized nonprofit organization to be verified by a letter from one’s supervisor on the official letterhead of the nonprofit. This Service experience must take place between Saturday, June 2, 2014 and Friday, January 30, 2015. The purpose of creating a commitment to one organization is to encourage students to fully understand the mission of the organization and establish worthwhile relationships within the organization. Students are encouraged to choose an organization that reflects their career interests in some way. Reflections on their Service learning experience will take place in all senior level religion courses.

Students are expected to demonstrate good taste and modesty in their appearance, as appropriate to an educational environment. Guidelines for both uniform and non-uniform dress are listed below. All clothing must be modest and appropriate for school wear. Students found to be in violation of the dress and grooming code will receive an infraction and/or be sent home to change. This applies to uniform dress as well as non-uniform dress.

Uniform CodePlease note that Mills Uniform is the approved school uniform provider. All uniform dress should be purchased directly from them. OLP approved Spirit wear items, purchased from the on-campus or online store may also be worn on non-formal uniform days.

Appearance Code

» Skirts: Only the Mills gray, the Mills navy blue plaid box-pleated skirt, or Mills navy blue skirt may be worn. The hem of the skirt must fall at the top of the knee or below. Skirts must sit on waists and be buttoned and zipped at all times. » Shorts: Only the navy blue or khaki Mills walking shorts may be worn. The length of the shorts follows the same length guidelines as those for skirts. » Pants: Only the Mills navy blue or Mills khaki pants may be worn. » Blouses and Polo Shirts: The all-white, tailored uniform blouse may be long or short sleeved, but it must have a button-down front and a collar. The Mills long or short-sleeved white, navy blue or gray polo shirt all with the OLP insignia and/or logo may be worn. Turtlenecks may be worn under the blouse or polo shirt and must match the color of the outer blouse/polo shirt. When worn with the OLP sweater-vest, the blouse/polo shirt must be tucked in.

» Sweaters: The navy blue Mills sweater with the OLP insignia (pull-over or cardigan), the sleeveless sweater vest with the OLP insignia is required. The gray Mills cable cardigan is an optional sweater that can be worn on non-formal uniform days.

» Sweatshirts: Only the OLP Athletic Department sweatshirt, the Mills OLP sweatshirt, or OLP approved spirit wear items may be worn. CIF athletes may wear their school-issued team sweatshirt during their season of play. Sweatshirts may only be worn on non-formal uniform days.

» Jackets: The Mills navy blue, thermopac jacket, windbreaker, the previously purchased Mills navy blue wool jacket, or the OLP athletic/cheer jacket may be worn as outerwear and in the classrooms. The school-issued team uniform jacket may be worn during the team’s season of play. After the season of play, the light-blue athletic sweatshirt may also be worn. Non-uniform jackets, sweaters and sweatshirts may not be worn in the classrooms and halls during the day.

» Shoes: Any ALL black shoe, including all black tennis shoes, (i.e. with no other added colors) that has a soft sole, soft heel, a back or back strap and cut below the ankle bone may be worn. Heels and soles on shoes can be no higher than one inch measured at any point. Only white soles, white shoe laces, or white accents on tennis shoes are permitted for seniors. » Tights/Leggings: Students are allowed to wear navy blue/black leggings or tights underneath their skirts.

Formal Assemblies/LiturgiesFor formal assemblies and/or liturgies, students must be in complete formal uniform. Students must wear a Mills issued white blouse or OLP polo shirt, the uniform, blue long-sleeve sweater/cardigan with the OLP logo or the blue sweater vest with the OLP logo and either the gray, blue or blue plaid skirt. No pants, shorts, school sweatshirts or letterman jackets may be worn. The formal uniform must be worn for the entire day of the Formal Assembly / Liturgy.

Non-Uniform DressOn special occasions, including the day designated to celebrate their birthdays, students are allowed to wear non-uniform attire. Such non-uniform dress should be in keeping with the academic nature of the classroom, and should reflect good taste and appropriateness to a school setting.

Additional Uniform Guidelines» Hair must be neat, clean, and combed, of a shade that approximates each girl’s natural hair color and may be only one shade throughout. Shaved hair is not allowed.» Make-up, hairstyles and jewelry are to be moderate and in good taste.» Pierced jewelry may be worn only on the earlobes. Only one piercing per ear is permitted.» Tattoos and inappropriate nail or lip color are not allowed.

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OLP Administration Team 1. Lauren Lek, Head of School, 2. Jessica Hooper, Assistant Head of School, 3. Jeanette Handelsman, Assistant Principal & Director of Campus Life, 4. Margot Howard, Director of Institutional Advancement, 5. Chris Boyer, Director of Technology, 6. Emily Pippin, Director of Communications, 7. Tina Martinez, Director of Finance

Contact InformationAny questions? Just ask!

Assistant Head of School, Mrs. Jessica Hooper | jhooper@aolp.org

Assistant Principal & Director of Campus Life, Mrs. Jeanette Handelsman | jhandelsman@aolp.org

Summer School Director, Mrs. Leticia Oseguera | loseguera@aolp.org

Director of Technology, Mr. Chris Boyer | cboyer@aolp.org

Director of Finance, Mrs. Tina Martinez | tmartinez@aolp.org

Director of Communications, Ms. Emily Pippin | epippin@aolp.org

The Academy of Our Lady of Peace has a wide system of support to help student succeed both academically and socially. Each student is assigned to a counselor and an assistant principal for personal and academic support throughout their four years at OLP.

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