O'Hara Catholic School
Enter to learn. Go forth to serve.

With a 120-year history, O'Hara Catholic School provides an exemplary program for children from across Lane County, Oregon. Students from Pre-School through 8th Grade receive an exceptional education in a nurturing and loving environment. Graduates leave O'Hara with a strong foundation of knowledge, faith, and a way of interacting in the world with confidence and compassion.

With small classrooms ranging from 20-26 students, each child receives individual attention. There are two homerooms per grade, allowing teachers to collaborate on lessons, strategies and resources creating the best education possible in every classroom for every student. The academic program at O'Hara incorporates higher levels of thinking and advanced classroom technology, providing our students a stimulating curriculum that fosters a lifelong love of learning.

O'Hara Catholic School is so much more than a school. It is a unified, faith-filled community working together to support one another, and especially our children. There is no way to measure the value of an education deeply rooted in faith and values. An O'Hara education truly provides the foundation for high school, life, and beyond.

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O'Hara in the News

O'Hara in the News

 

O'Hara Music Teacher A Member of the Oregon Bach Festival Chorus
Eugene Weekly - June 18, 2009

O'Hara 6th Grade Educator Receives 
2009 Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award

O'Hara Middle School Science Teacher Named Most Valuable
     KMTR News - November 12, 2008

O'Hara 6th Grade Living Saints Presentation
     Catholic Sentinel - September 19, 2008
     The Register-Guard - June 7, 2008

O'Hara Receives National 
Catholic Schools for Tomorrow Award!

    
Today's Catholic Teacher - March 2008

O'Hara 1st Grade Thanksgiving Play
     The Register-Guard - November 2007
O'Hara Featured as the National School of the Month

     Today's Catholic Teacher - August 2007

 Events & Fundraisers

 

Fair Parking
August 18-23

Current Cardinal Call Newsletter Highlights: June 1, 2009