THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY YOU ARE JOINING…
Students:  At Our Lady of Victory School, you join a community with a student enrollment in 2008-09 of just over 600 students in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. Students come from many different communities.

Families:  At Our Lady of Victory, you join a community committed to building a caring, loving, and supportive environment for the children.  We have a strong network of volunteers. Parents are recognized as primary educators of their children. We encourage parents to become involved in the school and appreciate their participation.

Faculty:   Our principal Kathy Kane has assembled a wonderful team of educators and support staff.  This highly qualified group of professionals is committed to empowering your children to grow academically, socially, creatively, emotionally, physically, and spiritually to meet life’s challenges.

Learning Environment:  Our Lady of Victory provides a friendly, faith filled, family-like atmosphere of learning for your child.  Your child enters a community of learners that supports, challenges, and nurtures holistic growth.  Just like a family, student, faculty, staff, and parents work to build positive relationships.     

Facility:  Our school facility has a rich history.  Our school campus buildings have a certain character about them that warms the heart.  The newest addition to the campus is our Convocation Center which houses a physical education area, meeting facilities, a music room, an art room, and an area for plays and our popular musical.

Safety Preparedness:  Our school has a safety plan in place in order to respond to possible emergencies in an effective and expedient manner.  

After- School Program: Our Lady of Victory offers an extended day program after school.

Catholic Identity:   The student body at Our Lady of Victory is comprised primarily of students from the Roman Catholic faith tradition.  However, students from all faith traditions are welcome.  Our children participate in weekly Mass and various prayer services, classroom prayer, preparation for sacraments, reflection, and community service.

“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”
~Mother Teresa