2025-2026 School Year Enrollment/Registration Fee Reminders: We are using an automatic re-enrollment system for our current students. This means that all students currently enrolled at Holy Angels School will be automatically re-enrolled for next school year with no registration paperwork needed from the family. Families will be billed the registration fee accordingly (see below for rates).
Families who do not wish to enroll their child(ren) at Holy Angels next year must inform the school office by Wednesday, April 30, 2025. Failure to un-enroll your student(s) by that date will result in you being billed the registration fee, which is non-refundable and must be paid along with any other outstanding fees before we can transfer student records to the new school of choice.
The early registration rate of $100 per family ended as of March 1st. 2025-2026 Registration Fee rates are as follows:
1. Families who pay the registration fee anytime between now and April 30th will be charged the rate of $200 per family. Families who only have a Little Angels Preschool or Pre-Kindergarten student will be charged $30.
2. Families who have not paid their registration fee from May 1st onward will be charged $250 per family. Families who only have a Little Angels Preschool or Pre-Kindergarten student will be charged $50.
If you believe your family would have any trouble paying the registration fee, please do not wait. Contact us as soon as possible as assistance is available. We do not want a family's financial situation to stop their child(ren) from attending Holy Angels School! Thank you for your understanding as we work to best serve staff, teachers, and Holy Angels families in preparing for next school year.
Yesterday, the 7th and 8th grade students took a math/science field trip to iFly in Cincinnati. What an awesome learning experience! They had the opportunity to go in the skydiving simulator and all students participated in STEM labs. Thank you Mrs. Brandewie for setting this up and Mrs. Stiver for going along to help chaperone!
This afternoon, our Pre-K extended day students partnered with the 5th graders to work on line plots. Looks like fun!
8th grade families - please save the following dates upcoming for 8th graders.
Our Pre-K students have started incubating eggs from Mrs. H’s flock this week! They were able to candle them today to check for any developments. This will be an ongoing project until the chicks hatch, at that point, the students will be able to watch them grow for a few weeks until the chicks are old enough to go to their permanent homes!
There will be a 2 hour early dismissal for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten ONLY on April 8th due to screenings that afternoon.
Angels in Action PTO is sponsoring a Lehman Jr. High Dance at Holy Angels School! All 7th and 8th graders from Holy Angels, Piqua Catholic, and St. Patrick are invited to come! Check out the flyer for more information. Thank you PTO for putting together the flyer and planning this fun event!
IMPORTANT TRAFFIC REMINDER: Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 12th, the chiller for the church and school is being replaced and a crane is being brought in to take out the old chiller. Due to the crane, Main Street will be partially blocked off from the corner of Water Street and Main and to the alley behind the Church and school. The church parking lot will still be accessible, but please prepare for possible traffic delays at drop off and pickup. Thank you!
Mark your calendars for cheerleading and mascot tryouts! NEW this year --- the high school tryouts will include our junior high cheer program and the mascot! This includes 6th and 7th graders for junior high and 8th - 11th graders for high school! Click the link for more information and to sign up! https://forms.gle/3fBBXTg74aLK9uob6
Questions? Please email Emily Gleason at e.gleason@lehmancatholic.com or Abigail Largent at a.largent@lehmancatholic.com.
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We had our final Read Across America Week field trip to Peter's Pense Catholic Library on Friday! Mrs. Brandewie's 7th grade and Mr. Bensman's 8th grade classes had a chance to learn about growing in your faith and resources at Peter's Pense that they can use to help learn about continuing their faith after before and after Confirmation, sainthood, and more! They also got to browse and learn more about how to get a library card. Thank you Peter's Pense again for welcoming our students and we are looking forward to our Jeans and Sweatpants Day tomorrow - $1 to wear jeans or sweatpants and all proceeds benefit Peter's Pense!
Saturday, 11 Holy Angels students competed at the regional science fair at Edison State community college. Oliver Fortkamp, Sandy Lee, Kaitlyn Miller, Tyler Miller, Eden Snow, Sophie Sollmann, and Harper Vondenhuevel all received superiors awards. Cole Ratermann, Myron Verdier, Garrett Watkins, and Addie Witt all received excellent awards. All of the students did amazing jobs.
Holy Angel students won $1500 in awards and scholarships.
Sophie Sollmann won 4th place BASF Award for Behavioral Science, Harper Vondenhuevel won 2nd place and Eden Snow won 3rd place awards for biomedical & health sciences, Tyler Miller won 3rd place BASF award for energy, Sandy Lee won 2nd place & Kaitlyn Miller won 3rd place for Cargill awards for plant science, Kaitlyn Miller and Sandy Lee both won Ohio soybean council bioscience award and Sandy Lee, Sophie Sollmann, Kaitlyn Miller, and Eden Snow all won scholarships to the college of Wooster, Buckeye women and science research and engineering camp(B-WISER).
Again, congratulations to all of the students that put the hard work into making it and participating in the regional science fair at Edison State community college. We are very proud of you!
Today concluded Read Across America Week - Go Wild for Reading at Holy Angels School! It's more important now than ever to foster a love of reading in children and adults. We want to thank the following school teachers and staff members as well as others in the community for their help making this week a success for our students.
Mrs. Kayla Huston and Mrs. Jennifer Hoersten for putting together the decorating contest - everyone's doors and bulletin boards turned out AWESOME.
Mrs. Kris Schwarzman for making special person lunches a success and being patient and flexible with our many guests in the building for lunches throughout the week.
Mrs. Carrie O'Leary for helping to get prizes and track information for Get Caught Reading and our AR point competition as well as working with Mrs. Denise Stauffer to get the Ignatius Press book fair here at the school.
Mr. Weston Bensman for getting student council to help collect books in the morning for the book swap, especially 8th grader Sophie Sollman.
Mrs. Michelle Voress for being a huge help to student council each morning at the book swap table.
Mrs. Kylie Moeller for coordinating convenient times for Pause, Prowl, and Pounce that worked for everyone's schedule - several students reported they wish they could have 10 minutes of silent reading time every school day!
Mrs. Julie Linson, Mrs. Kelly Gagnet, and Mrs. Melissa Blenman for working with us to put together great programming for our field trip visits to Peter's Pense Religious Library and for the volunteers at Peter's Pense who helped read stories and educate our students about the importance of the library.
Congratulations goes out to all of our various winners this week:
Mrs. Paulette Gradwell and her 3rd grade for winning the door decorating contest. Mrs. Gradwell received a goody bag with pens, a gift card, and a treat and the 3rd grade class received free Kids Meal coupons for both Applebees and Texas Roadhouse.
8th grader Sophie Sollmann for winning the AR point competition and getting the Kids Kindle Fire Tablet. Sophie, generous as always, ended up already having one and wanted the prize to go to the runner up - which was Oliver Bartow! That was very kind of Sophie and congratulations to Oliver.
Talitha Bezy, Lucia Gradwell, Frankie Rhoades, Sophie Sollmann, and Beck Verhotz for winning the Get Caught Reading drawings - all 5 got to pick out an item to take home from the Ignatius Press book fair table.
Families, please continue to make reading a priority in your home and happy Read Across America Week!
We had our third Read Across America Week field trip to Peter's Pense Catholic Library today! Mrs. Fullerton's 4th grade, Miss Edwards' 5th grade, and Miss Ahrns' 6th grade classes had a chance to learn about growing in your faith and resources at Peter's Pense that they can use to help learn about saints, holiness, and more! They also got to browse and learn more about how to get a library card. Thank you Peter's Pense again for welcoming our students and we are looking forward to the final field trip tomorrow!
Mrs. Stiver's 7th grade students are making psychrometers today to measure the relative humidity of the air inside compared to the outside.
Mrs. Stiver's 8th grade science students created DNA double helix models out of marshmallows and licorice. Looks delicious!
We still have a few spots left in our Kindergarten, Pre-K, and Preschool Screening on Tuesday, April 8th! Be sure to sign up at https://bit.ly/HolyAngelsScreening. Attending screening is a great chance to see if Holy Angels School is the right fit for your child for the 2025-2026 school year and attending screening is not a commitment to attend.
Mrs. Stiver's 6th grade science class is finishing their cell project presentations. They are super creative and some are yummy! All projects will be posted on Google classroom for parents to see.
Holy Angels families, today is the last day to order from our 2025 Ignatius Book Fair at https://www.ignatiusbookfairs.com/ and receive FREE shipping on your order to the school. But don't worry, you can continue to order books all year through our online book fair, just not with free shipping. As we finish up Read Across America Week this week, we want to encourage all to continue to foster a love of reading in your home and with your children. Please consider doing a reading challenge in your home, and taking the pledge in your family! Please note, this reading pledge is a personal choice and is not something that needs to be completed and returned to school. Thanks to everyone who helped make Read Across America Week a success at Holy Angels School! We really Went Wild for Reading!
IMPORTANT TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT: On Wednesday, March 12th, the chiller for the church and school is being replaced and a crane is being brought in to take out the old chiller. Due to the Crain, Main Street will be partially blocked off from the corner of Water Street and Main and to the alley behind the Church and school. The church parking lot will still be accessible, but please prepare for possible traffic delays at dropoff and pickup. Thank you!
Don't forget to check out our Ignatius Press Book Fair this week! Sample books are set up in the school cafeteria and all orders placed online this week receive FREE shipping to school and help Holy Angels earn rewards back that we can use to purchase new books for our school library. Be sure to check out the offerings and place your order this week.
