Preschool & Kindergarten

Preschool & Kindergarten

We are offering In-Person and At-Home options for the 2020-2021 school year. Classes for preschool (age three to five by September 1) and kindergarten (enrolled in Kindergarten) are Sundays only; 9:30 AM and 11 AM. Parents must re-register their child(ren) each year.

   Registrations received after 9/2/20 will not start class until
   the second Sunday/Monday after your registration is received.

Click here for 2020-2021 Online Registration

Classes started on Sunday, September 20. 2020.

Other forms:       Map of classrooms in school for In-Person classes
                              CFF 2020-2021 Calendar (updated 9/17/20)
                              New this year - online payment

Please call to come into the Faith Formation office to fill out your registration form if you do not have a computer.  If you are registering late, after the start of classes, your children will start class on the second Sunday/Monday after your registration is received. 

We follow the Carmel Clay holiday schedule.

Cost for the program is $80 per child ($70 for new parishioners), with a maximum of $180 per family.   The maximum does not include a $40 sacrament preparation fee for first Communicants (second grade). Financial aid is available if needed. Download a financial aid form here - english / spanish.

About OLMC Children's Faith Formation

The OLMC Children’s Faith Formation (CFF) program aims to help children preschool through 6th grade - not attending the OLMC School - develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, while fostering a love for the Bible, the Church, and all of God’s creation. We accomplish this through evangelization and catechesis based on the four pillars of the Catechism: Creed (Scripture and Tradition), Liturgy and Sacraments, Catholic morality, and prayer.

For any questions, please contact the Faith Formation office at (317) 846-3878 or email olmcCFF@olmc1.org.

For our preschool/kindergarten programs, we use Seeds and Promise weeklies by Pflaum Publishers. Each lesson falls into three parts: life stories that connect with children's own experiences; listening to the Gospel; and building Christian Community, which encourages using the Gospel hands-on. Along with these, we teach and encourage parents to help the children learn: