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Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School will kick off National Catholic Schools Week and the school’s open enrollment period on Sun. Jan. 29 at area parishes. Please see the full story for additional details.

Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School has begun a nationwide search to fill a newly established Director of Development position.

Christmas came early at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School’s elementary campus.

The Lake Michigan Catholic School Fund made a big splash for Catholic education last year, awarding more than $450,000 in grants and contributions to Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School.

According to rankings released by education platform Niche, Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School is among the state’s 10 best Catholic high schools, and in the top 25 of all Michigan private high schools.

On Monday, August 22, Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School will welcome back students and launch into the 2022-23 school year with renewed commitment to a classical Catholic education rooted in faith and service. Committed to providing an educational environment built on the Gospel values of Jesus Christ, Our Lady of the Lake’s teachers go beyond core academics to prepare students to participate in an ever-changing world as faithful citizens.

In a culture of rampant change, Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School remains steadfast in its dedication to Catholic education, faith formation and citizenship.

It’s being called ‘a new era,’ but for Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School, the renewed commitment to a classical Catholic education is a refreshing return to the school’s roots.

There is a lot to celebrate as the Lake Michigan Catholic High School Class of 2022 prepares to turn their tassels at tonight’s commencement ceremony. Every graduate is college-bound and their achievements are astounding. The Lake Michigan Catholic School Fund is proud of each and every student, and is pleased to award $15,000 in college scholarships to seven deserving recipients.

Registration is open for 2022 Elementary School Day camp.

After sharing the exciting news of LMC’s upcoming name change to Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School, Fr. John Fleckenstein recorded a presentation that explain his comprehensive vision for the school.

A new era for Lake Michigan Catholic Schools began yesterday with the announcement that LMC is becoming Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School. The new name reflects the school’s renewed focus on education, faith and citizenship, a charge led by Canonical Pastor Fr. John D. Fleckenstein.

The Lake Michigan Catholic (LMC) School Fund believes that a quality, faith-based Catholic education should be available to families regardless of financial ability. In support of this conviction, the Fund currently maintains five endowments that contribute approximately $200,000 annually toward tuition assistance and scholarship programs at Lake Michigan Catholic Schools.

Thanks to a generous grant from the LMC School Fund, 100 new Chromebooks are on their way to replace aging devices in 3rd-5th grade classrooms.

The Lake Michigan Catholic School Fund continued its mission to support Lake Michigan Catholic (LMC) Schools, successfully increasing the Fund’s corpus by 21% through a variety of fundraising efforts in 2020 and 2021.

Lake Michigan Catholic will showcase its newly reimagined music program at a Winter Holiday Band Concert and Reception on Monday, December 6 from 6:00 – 8:15 p.m. at Andrews University’s Howard Performing Arts Center.

Lake Michigan Catholic Schools strive to keep our alumni connected to the School and with each other. In order to do this, LMC has authorized Publishing Concepts (PCI) to develop a new alumni directory.

Lake Michigan Catholic Schools (LMC) has hired Phil McDonald as the new middle and high school athletic director and Pete Murphy as the head football coach.