The Falcon Report

Mrs. Fleming brings a great deal of expertise with her as she begins her role as principal at OLFCA which include...

Completing a full academic year of in-person learning, our graduates enjoyed a beautiful ceremony before heading to attend schools all over Fairfield County. We could not be more proud!

A message of love, resilience, pride, energy, hope, faith, and more. Happy Catholic Schools Week, from all our Falcons!

ALL of the offerings of OLFCA's Music and Performing Arts Department have been reviewed by a pediatrician and will be held to the most stringent standards of Covid safety, often going beyond the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

With love, respect, grit, grace, and above all, faith, Mr. Steele's leadership has kept OLFCA on course over these past five years. Here is his last newsletter to us....

Join us for our Spring Fundraiser… Hawaiian luau on Saturday,
May 22 @ 7 PM. Click "LUAU" above and scroll down to register!

The plan was prepared by the school’s COVID Safety Committee using the guidelines published by the Connecticut State Department of Education entitled, “Adapt, Advance, Achieve: Connecticut’s Plan to Learn and Grow Together” as well as guidance provided by the Office of the Superintendent of the Diocese of Bridgeport in the document entitled, “We Face It Together: Faith, Academics, Community and Empowerment.”

We'd love to share our school with you. Our academic excellence and Personalized Learning format is complemented with live, 5-day, full time classes for PreK-8th grades, a Covid-compliant environment, small class sizes, and an Aftercare program (until 6:00pm), all in a family oriented culture. Come join us!

Connecticut's Channel 12 News reported on one of our many efforts to help the Healthcare Heroes and Essential Workers in this crisis. Our hearts and prayers go out to them.

One of our 7th graders, Abby Jones, recently organized a food drive to benefit the Wilton Food Pantry. Abby suggested the food drive during a recent Sodality meeting on Zoom. The Wilton Bulletin covered the story.

The students are members of Sodality, a Catholic youth group for students in sixth through eighth grades that is largely dedicated to community service projects.