Our Lady of Guadalupe School fosters Gospel values, inspires academic excellence, and develops service and leadership. We face this as a sacramental community united and

sponsored by the Holy Spirit.

Principal's Letter

Dear OLG Families,


It has been an active week at school, with a fire drill on Tuesday, MAP testing beginning in 1st- 8th, picture day today, and a fun surprise for students tomorrow, that I’m certain they’ll come home talking about in K-8. 


Today they likely came home telling you that Student Council announced the first themed dress for TOMORROW with Sounders colors! Students and staff are invited to wear Sounders colors or gear and show some support for one of our local teams! This is not a plain free dress day, but a themed dress day. If your child does not want to participate, a uniform is perfectly fine. Colors/ gear must be clearly visible throughout the day (green socks only do not count). Please review the dress code for non-uniform days. 


In other exciting news, we welcomed back Ms. Heidi, one of our preschool teachers, who has been away from school, and are so glad to have her back. Thank you to the amazing teamwork in ELC...continue reading


This weekend, information regarding Partners in the Gospel will be shared at mass. I invite you all to consider joining an input session, to let your hopes and concerns be voiced and recorded. Many changes have been made with Partners in the Gospel since its inception, based on feedback from the many voices that make up our archdiocese. You do not need to be a Catholic family to participate in these sessions, and we will be offering two specifically for school families, in addition to the parish offerings. You are encouraged to sign up. Your voices matter. Continue reading


The last bit of news is simply “housekeeping” for the safety and well being of the kids, staff and your cars regarding dismissal. 


Afternoon pick up this week has been going quickly, which is great, however it’s also been chaotic and has potential to be unsafe. Additionally it causes backup on 35th and the police department has asked that we make efforts to not have that occur.  Please review this video that walks you through carpool. In essence, this is what you do: 

  • Enter off of 35th and form two lines of cars, one on the right, hugging the hillside closest to the playground and one on the left, that loops down into the gravel and then around to be parallel with the other line. Continue reading for important information on...
  • Forming carpool lines...
  • Playground closed to 3:10 pm...
  • Walking/Biking Safety...
  • Non-carpool pick up...


Have a wonderful weekend and remember that tomorrow is Sounders colors. If your child would prefer to not participate in this themed day, regular uniform is the perfect alternative.

With Gratitude, 

Ms. Lauren Hobbs
Lauren Hobbs

Principal, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic School

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MAPS Testing (1st-8th grade) continues...

Be on time, avoid appointments, healthy routines the next 2 weeks


Sep 22 - Sounder Blue colors or uniform

Sep 23 - Partners in the Gospel Input sessions open

Sep 24 - Sac Prep Year 2 Orientation Meeting 9:45 am

Sep 27 - Wednesday 2:15 pm Early Dismissal (K-8)

Sep 28 - Curriculum Night (Grades 6-8) 6:30-8:00 pm School Hall

  • 8th grade stays to 8:30pm for high school info

Sep 29 - Jog-A-Thon All grades PS-8th

  • Volunteer - we could use a few more helpers!
  • NOON Dismissal
  • EDC (K-8) - Sign up
  • Closed: ELC (PreS/PreK) Aftercare

Oct 1 - Family Faith Formation Open House 9:45 am

  • Catechetical Sunday 11:00 am
Jog-A-Thon

Only one more weekend to collect Jog-A-Thon pledges from friends, family, and neighbors!


So far, 77 personal fundraisers have been created online, plus those collecting with the paper forms and we've raised more than $9,000 online toward our $50,000 goal! Create your very own online fundraiser here and collect pledges for OLG!


Introducing...our new Jog-A-Thon Half-Time Show, featuring teams of PARENTS and TEACHERS in a three-legged race! Already volunteering at the event? Want to put a smile on our runners' faces? Let's get at least one parent team from each class!

Get with a friend and sign up here!


We still need volunteers! We're missing lap counters for PK and Kindergarten, fourth grade, and eighth grade. We're also looking for Middle School snack moms and dads. Sign up here!


Don't forget to turn in your paper forms and ALL PLEDGE MONEY COLLECTED to the front office by Friday, September, 29!


Questions? Check out our official event page here!

School Happenings

Pre-order Student Portraits


Yuen Lui Studio will photograph individual portraits for Preschool to 8th grade students today. Student pictures will be used in our yearbook and are available for families to pre-order online


  • Order and Delivery details
  • One class group print (spring delivery) is included with this portrait package.
  • Was your child out today? Picture re-takes Wednesday, Oct 25

Comfort/Earthquake Kits Due Now: If you haven't already, please turn in your Earthquake/ Disaster Comfort Kit to your classroom teacher so our emergency bin is set for the school year.


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Counselors Corner

Our PreK students met Taylor the Puppet and Ms. Kim, the School Counselor for the first time this week. Students practiced giving a Warm Welcome to a new student (or new puppet!) and introducing ourselves.


Starting this week grades K - 8 are reviewing Kelso's Choices, with grades K - 4 spending the next several weeks practicing deciding if a problem is a "big problem" that needs an adult, or a "small problem" that all students are smart enough and strong enough to solve on their own. Using Kelso's Choices, students will be coached to try two things to solve a small problem, before asking a trusted adult for help. Later in the year, we'll build upon Kelso's Choices in the Problem Solving unit of Second Step. 

Question of the Week



Does it make a difference if I participate in the gospel input session?

A: It absolutely does! The Archdiocese wants to hear what our hopes and concerns are about their proposal for OLG’s new Parish Family. It is important that ALL of us participate because this is a significant moment for our community. Moving forward and becoming a new parish family will be a substantial change and whether you have been here for decades or just a few months, your feedback will guide these decisions. For example, what qualities do you want in a Pastor, what is most important to you in terms of our parish? What are your concerns or fears?  In addition, you will be provided parish “Snapshots” for the proposed Parish Family, along with other important information about the process. 


The consultative period is from Sep 23-Oct 10 and there are many opportunities to participate. 

Sign up for a Session

Interested in learning about the Catholic Faith / Becoming Catholic?

You are invited to participate in the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), a process of initiation into the Catholic community of faith. It encompasses the study of Scripture, Catholic teaching, and Christian values—the development and deepening of a life of prayer and action-all with the support and involvement of the parish community. Participants can go at their own pace. A new inquiry group just began. Contact Helen Oesterle.


Exploring the Mass

During the month of September, we will be focusing on the Mass and its importance not only in our spiritual lives, but also in our everyday lives. If you missed our "Teaching Masses" last weekend, you can view the livestream. In addition, we will be focusing on a particular part of the Mass each week, which can be viewed HERE. And finally, due to the generosity of a parishioner, Bishop Robert Barron’s booklet “This Is My Body: A Call to Eucharistic Revival” will be available for free in the church vestibule. Please pick up a copy for yourself and maybe an extra one for a friend.

Volunteer!

Please visit the school web site or parish web site for volunteer opportunities. Here's a few examples:

  • Work with children at Family Faith Sunday School programs. All support & training is provided and you can have a significant impact on the lives of your people
  • Altar Servers, Camera Operators, Eucharist Minister, Reader, Bulletin Stuffer (while your child is in school), and more! Training provided. Contact Helen
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