Exciting things are happening at the K3 campus—our chicks are hatching, and we’ve broken a record!
Thanks to the incredible dedication of Pam Riley, 17 chicks have successfully hatched this season, beating last year’s total of 16. Pam has gone above and beyond, often arriving early in the morning and staying late into the evening to check the incubator and ensure the ideal hatching conditions.
Each new chick is welcomed with a sweet lullaby played over the school intercom, a tradition that brings smiles and excitement to students and staff alike. Please join us in thanking Pam Riley for her time, care, and commitment. Her work has not only brought new life to K3—but also a lot of joy!
Senior Awards
Our Senior Awards Banquet was last night! Congratulations Aces, on your outstanding achievements!🎉
Outstanding Math Senior – Patrick Hauke
Owensboro Noon Optimist – Vince Carrico
Owensboro Noon Optimist – Andi Davis
Outstanding English Senior – Patrick Hauke
Outstanding Science Senior – Madeleine Kanipe
Outstanding Social Studies Senior – Jax Wethington
Outstanding Foreign Language Senior – Lily Rodriguez
Outstanding Fine Arts Senior – Gracelynn Seaton
Outstanding Business Senior – Kathryn Riney
Outstanding Agriculture Senior – Olivia Girten
Outstanding Technical Senior – Brady Clark
Lumen Christi Award – Ella Johnston
Fr. Robert Connor Outstanding Male Athlete – Brady Atwell
Liz Lukschu Outstanding Female Athlete – Aubrey Randolph
Daughters of the American Revolution – Ella Johnston
Charlie Kamuf Leadership Award – Maddie Burshears
Tom Laswell Award – Jacob Hammen
Larry Hager Award – Gracie Blincoe
Harold Mischel Award – Addison Byrne
National Merit Finalist – Patrick Hauke
National Merit Finalist – Jax Wethington
Acette Tryouts and Parent Meeting
Parents Meeting: Tuesday, May 6 at 6pm
Tryouts are:
Sunday, May 18 from 2-4
Monday, May 19 from 5:30-7:30 Wednesday, May 21 from 5-8
Advanced Center for Orthopedics Sports Physicals
Advanced Center for Orthopedics and sports Medicine has June 9 reserved for coming to Owensboro Catholic from 3:30-6:00. We will only be doing the physicals only not the FMS screenings. The student athletes will need to have an adult with them to help with paper work and proper signatures. If they do not have an adult with them they will not be able to get their physical completed. It is very important we have the most accurate medical history at the time of their physical.
Reminder if they play both middle school and high school they have to fully complete both forms before seeing Dr. Meredith. If they can not make it to the Owensboro Catholic physicals we are also offering them at our office 2780 Frederica Street, Owensboro on June 17 from 5:00 – 6:30 or June 24 5:00 -6:30
Important Information for RETURNING Students Registration
Any returning student enrollment packet submitted in May will be subject to a $200 late fee, per family. If a returning student doesn’t have their re-enrollment submitted by June 1st, they cannot participate in extracurricular activities. To be considered completely registered you must complete FACTS online registration and completed health information in Magnus, both are accessed through your FACTS Family Portal.Please contact Jenny Glenn in Central Office if you have any questions (270) 686-8896.
Owensboro Catholic Band Program 50/50 Raffle
The Owensboro Catholic Band Program is having their Second Annual 50/50 Raffle from now until May 6. The drawing will be at the OCS Band Spring Concert. Tickets are $5.00 and can be purchased by anyone18 years old and over. There will be weekly updates from now through May 6 of the current payout. Please contact Mr. Hauser at [email protected] or a parent of a band student if you are interested in purchasing tickets. Thanks for supporting the Owensboro Catholic Band Program!
Your help is urgently needed to pass a national school choice bill! Contact your representatives in the U.S. Congress and urge them to support including the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) (H.R. 833/S. 292) in Budget Reconciliation. Urge your Member of Congress to maintain the ECCA’s most important provisions:
- $10 billion in annual credits for individual and corporate giving
- 100% credit on the donation by the taxpayer
Catholic teaching clearly states that parents are their child’s first teachers — and the government has a duty to help parents select the educational environment of their choice (CCC 2229). Passing the Educational Choice for Children Act of2025 will give millions of parents in all 50 states the ability to choose the best educational environment for their children. Maintaining these provisions in ECCA is crucial to ensuring that the greatest number of children benefit from educational opportunity. Join the USCCB in asking your Member of Congress to support including the ECCA in Budget Reconciliation. To learn more, read the USCCB Committee on Catholic Education Chairman Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M.’s letter in support of the Educational Choice for Children Act of 2025.