Additional Staff to Support Our Students

Auxiliary Tutor: Tutoring provided to L.D. (learning disabled) students as well as remedial tutoring as requested by the teacher. Students can also receive free weekly UD lead tutoring during the school day. 

City Connects:  OLR is part of this program that builds a network of support for students, their families, and the schools that serve them, improving outcomes now — and for years to come. City Connects is an evidence-based intervention that helps teachers and schools provide integrated support to address the needs of students. City Connects coordinators work with every teacher to support every student, often supporting the family and connecting them to a comprehensive set of services and enrichment along the way. City Connects provides the necessary tools to track this work, celebrate student progress, and improve effectiveness. Link: https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/schools/lynch-school/sites/city-connects/about.html 

Counselor: Our Lady of the Rosary School is part of the ECHO program of the University of Dayton.  This fulltime counselor (Yailyn Burks) provides assistance to students and families in crisis, students who have emotional needs, and provides social-emotional learning to classes each week. Link:  https://udayton.edu/centers/catholic-education/echo/index.php

ELL Program: Students receive targeted support to develop their English language proficiency, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. By addressing language barriers, our EL program helps students achieve their academic potential and succeed in their coursework. EL services foster a sense of community and belonging, helping students build relationships and feel more connected to the school. With the support of our EL teachers, students gain the confidence and skills needed to navigate their school day and participate fully.

School Nurse: A registered nurse assumes an active role in the maintenance and improvement of the health of the children and youth in the school setting. 

Special Education Program: Students must have an ISP (Individualized Service Plan) to be in this program. Students are achieving success by being in this program as it is adjusted to their academic needs. This program takes place in the "Learning Center" across from the computer lab. Generally "Learning Center" students attend classes here for language arts and math but are with their homeroom class for the other subjects. 

Speech Therapy: Students with Individualized Educational plans with speech goals identified within the plan attend speech sessions with a certified speech pathologist.

Walking Club: From 7:00-7:25 AM, students can go to the gym and walk laps with peers and teachers, helps students get active and wake up in the morning

Free Breakfast and Lunch: Provided through St. Albert nutrition. Students grades K-4 should bring a healthy snack from home. No cookies or candies allowed.  Lunch calendar link: https://stalbertnutritionservice.com/school-lunch-menu/