Grant Ross has been a student at Our Lady of the Lakes since Kindergarten.  He has been involved in athletics all throughout his years at Lakes and played football and basketball in high school.  In fact, he has been the Lakes starting quarterback for all four years of high school.  

Jack is a good student and I believe school comes quite easily for him.  But Jack becomes most competitive in the arena of organized sports.  Whether playing football or baseball, Jack’s passion lies in the ability to run, jump, roll in the grass, in other words to be on the athletic fields.  Jack loves to play sports and is considered a very formidable opponent.

Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School congratulates Anthony Mersino of the Class of 2020.  Mersino joined the Laker family in second grade. He quickly joined in playing football, basketball, and baseball during his time as a Laker.

Griffin Kaminski has been a student at Our Lady of the Lakes since he was in the 7th grade.  He has played both football and baseball during his athletic career here at Lakes.  His senior advice to underclassmen is “Don’t be ineligible.”  While a student at Lakes, Griffin’s favorite subject was Team Sports, but his favorite teacher is Ms. Zaleski who says about Griffin, “He’s a great kid!  While math isn’t his best subject, he always strives to make me proud by doing his best. 

Isabelle Kline joined Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School and the Class of 2020 in fourth grade. The tennis and basketball player also is a part of Recycling Club and has joined a Drama production or two.

Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School celebrates the multi-talented Rachel Ferguson. If you’ve been in our building, you’ve probably seen the hand lettering work of Rachel in the middle school hallway or in Mr. Kullman’s office. Rachel has talents across the board she is a member of the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society, played 4 years of tennis, earned the Society of Women Engineers Marie Curie Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics, Student Council Vice President, and coordinated Red Cross Blood Drives.

Educating students in grades PreK through 12 for over 60 years, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School provides an educational experience grounded in Catholic Tradition, personal discipline and academic excellence.

The Homeschool Families group at Shrine Parish educate their children at home. The group comes together to worship and celebrate the liturgical year, to serve the parish in a variety of ways, and to support each other in their homeschooling efforts. For more information, contact Melanie Smith at 248-439-2095 or email [email protected], or Jenny Grice at [email protected]

Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School is excited to announce the hire of Jeff Glynn as the next Head Varsity Football coach. With over a decade of coaching under his belt, this 2007 OLL grad and Veteran of the US Coast Guard, brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and passion to the program.

Families choose to attend Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School for many reasons. The list of benefits of being a Laker is long and diverse. However, not many would have included a robust and functioning distance learning network on their list.  Until now, that is.