Welcome to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Mission Statement
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church is a house of spiritual revolution—where faith is ignited, lives are transformed, and disciples are sent on mission. Rooted in the Eucharist and guided by the Holy Spirit, we move from maintenance to mission, keeping Christ and His saving work the center of all we do. With hearts on fire, we proclaim the Gospel, form saints, and renew the world in His love.
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Children in Kindergarten through 8th grade should be enrolled in either a Catholic school or our Parish Religious Education (PRE) program to continue growing in their Catholic faith. PRE registration for the fall semester is now open!
Parents, as the primary educators of your children's faith, your commitment to their spiritual formation is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. We encourage you to make faith formation a priority this school year.
Click to register today: olphgermantown.org/pre-registration/
Our very own Dr. Fox was recognized in the Memphis Business Journal! We are blessed to have her leading our school!Women Who Lead in Education: Dr. Tara Fox >> See the full article below ⬇️
Tara Fox
Principal, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School
At a time when many schools are facing declining enrollment, Tara Fox helped grow enrollment at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School by 38% in a single academic year. As principal, she oversees daily operations, academic programs, student support services, and long-term growth while leading initiatives focused on curriculum improvement, intervention services, and STEM expansion. Tara is especially proud of building a school culture where students feel supported, teachers feel valued, and families feel connected.
She hopes to continue creating innovative learning opportunities while building long-term growth and stability and collaborating with ERF Science on curriculum development projects.
Tara points to a trend in education of families becoming more intentional about finding the learning environment that best fits their children’s needs, while schools work to balance STEM innovation with traditional academic foundations. “I believe the schools that will be most successful moving forward are the ones that can thoughtfully balance both worlds.”
Full story >> bit.ly/4y2jngd
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