About

Logo: Our Lady of the Angels Catholic School: Success Starts Here

“Leadership Through Education”
Since 1947

Our Lady of the Angels School is a parochial elementary school for boys and girls in preschool through grade eight. The School is located in Worcester, Massachusetts, in the Worcester Diocese, at 1220 Main Street. The School provides an alternative educational option for students who strive to attain educational proficiency and personal growth. The curriculum is selective in offering academic opportunities to encourage the students to develop their potential. The faculty accepts the challenge to ensure top-quality Catholic education to all regardless of race, creed, color or national origin.

History

Our Lady of the Angels School was founded in 1947 under the leadership of Father M. Charles Carey, the pastor of Our Lady of the Angels Parish, and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. The educational principles of Our Lady of the Angels School are based on those of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, who in 1804 envisioned a teaching order, flexible enough to interpret the needs of changing times and to adapt itself to them. They entrusted the teachers with the obligation to educate the students to be aware of what is happening in their lives, and be able to assume responsibility to themselves and others. Although the Sisters no longer staff the school, their loving legacy continues. Our educational objectives are geared to the spiritual, academic, social, and physical growth of the whole child as a member of the Christian community, with responsibilities to God, oneself and others.