Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School does not provide transportation to or from school. All transportation to and from school is the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian.

Please arrive at 10:45 for lunch duty.
Lunch Duty Schedule 

Hot Lunch Schedule: 

• MONDAY - No hot lunch
• TUESDAY - Jimmy Johns or a "Special Lunch"
• WEDNESDAY - Chick-fil-A
• THURSDAY - No hot lunch
• FRIDAY - No hot lunch (for now)

Create an Account  The Lunch Lady Program
Order by 9am the day before the scheduled lunch.

Going to be absent?
If your child is sick and unable to attend school on the day you ordered lunch, to cancel the lunch for a refund, email [email protected] or call 404-406-4017 and leave a message before 8 am.
 

Powerschool helps to connect our OLMC families with their student’s teachers, our faculty, and administrators. This platform is grounded in the goal of improving our students’ success.

Q: What is the PowerSchool Student Portal?
 A: The student portal is an online portal accessible anywhere on the web that students can log in to and see their grades, assignments, scores, attendance, schedules, and more.

Q: What is the PowerSchool Parent Portal?
A: The parent portal is an online portal accessible anywhere on the web that parents can log in to and see all of their children in one place, their grades, assignments, scores, attendance, and schedules.

Sign into Powerschool HERE >. 

DirectorySpot is a directory app for schools to help share contact information for all communication needs. Please note, directory access requires an authorized log in (your user ID and password). This is to help ensure contact information is secure. 

Log in online here >
Download the App here >

Our purpose is to support family life by offering education, enrichment, and support for families directly through parish-based programs, as well as programs and opportunities offered through the Diocese. Please see our parish ministries for offerings that meet your needs.

 See our Parish Ministries >

Students experiencing serious academic, behavioral, or social difficulties require special attention. In order to best serve the needs of the child, the school may require testing as a requisite for continued enrollment.

Kroger Cares is one way the OLMC school and nonprofit orginzations can fundraise! All you do is purchase a gift card from the Kroger Gift Services Department. This helps to support our school and provide for our wonderful OLMC school families. 

Link here to sign-up >

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School does not provide any before or after-school care.  There are a few local area facilities that provide transportation to/from their location and our school. It is the responsibility of the family to arrange for this care/service and notify the school of their arrangements. 

Please note: This list is not necessarily comprehensive of all the local options and it is to be used for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be an endorsement.

Kindergarten Connection:
An enrichment program for the Kindergarten Child and Academic Pre-K
Please contact them regarding transportation options
14350 Oakridge Road Carmel, IN 46032 (south of 146th Street)
317-843-1125

Primrose Schools:
Ages Infant through 12 years old
Provides bus service
Multiple locations in Carmel/Westfield area:

• Carmel: 780 West Carmel Drive Carmel, IN 46032 / 317-848-8771
• Bridgewater: 14711 N Gray Rd Westfield, IN 46062 / 317-848-0123
• West Clay: 13096 Moultrie Street Carmel, IN 46032 / 317-873-0123

Heartland Hall Child Development Center:
Ages Infants through Kindergarten
Provides bus service
11540 N. Meridian St. Carmel, IN 46032 / 317-815-4000

Crème de la Crème Daycare:
After-school care for ages 5-12
Provides bus service
760 E. 116th St. Carmel, IN 46032 / 317-943-7055

The school must be notified in writing by the parent(s) of a student regarding a decision to transfer a student to another school, including the last day the student will attend classes at OLMC. Please click here to print and complete the Student Withdrawal Form.  All school-owned materials such as textbooks and library books must be returned to school and all fees paid before leaving. Scholastic information will be sent to the new school upon a “request for records” from the new school. All fees and other obligations must be paid prior to the release of the student’s record. Once a child is withdrawn from the school, an application must be submitted to be considered for re-enrollment.

Read Letter here >

Our Lady of Mount Carmel students begin using Google Classroom daily in 5th grade. However, in grades K - 4, students will learn how to navigate it in Library/Media, use it for E-Learning Days, and to help scaffold an understanding of the site, younger elementary teachers will require its' use from time to time. To help parents navigate and support their child in using Google Classroom, you can click here to access our Quick Start Guide for how to use Google Classroom.

The Family Policy Guide states on page 17: 

Honor Roll

Students in Grades 6-8 have the opportunity to achieve Honor Roll and High Honors. In order to

determine honor roll status a student’s class percentages are added for the quarter. Core classes

count two times, Specials classes count one time. The criteria to receive these awards are as

follows:

Honor Roll: averages 89.50 - 97.49             High Honors: averages 97.50 -100.00

A grade of a D or F in any subject will eliminate a student from being on either Honor Roll.

Conduct and Effort grades are not included in the overall average. However, if a student’s Conduct

or Effort grade is below 94%, the student will not be on either Honor Roll

In working with PowerSchool technical experts, we have determined that PowerSchool calculates the Honor Roll average as follows:

Step 1 Find the average for Core Classes: Total for Core Classes divided by the number of Core Classes (6)

537/6 = 89.50

Step 2 Find the average for Specials Classes: Total for Specials Classes divided by the number of Specials Classes (5)

480/5 = 96.00

Step 3 Core Classes count two times

89.50 x 2 = 179.00

Step 4 Specials Classes count one time

96.00 x 1 = 96.00

Step 5 Find the final total

179.00 + 96.00 = 275

Step 6 Find the final average

275/3 = 91.67

91.67 is the Honor Roll average for this sample student.

*6th grade will have a total of 7 Core Classes, they have a separate Vocabulary Class. Grades 7 & 8 include Vocabulary within English/Language Arts.

Remember that a grade below 75 in any subject or below 94 in Conduct or Effort automatically eliminates Honor Roll.