Our Lady Of Perpetual Help School vs. Holy Family School

At Our Lady Of Perpetual Help School students receive daily lessons on morality, spirituality and service to others through modeling, classroom instruction and community experiences.

Our academic program follows the Indiana and Archdiocesan standards, and our annual ISTEP scores rank among the highest in the state. OLPH is also recognized nationally for its NCA Accreditation status.

OLPH Catholic School knows that parents are the first teachers for their children.

We encourage parents to be good role models by supporting and practicing first and foremost our Catholic tradition of daily prayer, receiving the sacraments and attending mass on Sunday.

In addition, we recognize that students benefit most when parents and school work in partnership.

We encourage volunteerism and good communication between home and school. Animated by the Holy Spirit and rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition, the faculty and staff of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School strive to be a nurturing community in which all our children may grow in age, wisdom and grace on their way to full maturity in Christ.

Holy Family Catholic School and Preschool serves approximately 400 students from preschool through 8th grade. Located in New Albany, IN we are part of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. Our vision is to develop inquiring minds, caring hearts, and lives devoted to Christ.

Holy Family School is a fully accredited, Grade A school with the State of Indiana.

ILEARN scores during the 2018-2019 school year were on average 18.4% higher than the top-performing NAFCS middle school.

We have a licensed school counselor on staff who works with students during classroom guidance lessons, small group counseling, and individual counseling.