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Hurricane Katrina Photos
Our Lady Academy (OLA) Catholic school suffered severe damage from Hurricane Katrina. After a brief closure, OLA reopened and continues to work toward full recovery over the coming years. Pictures of the school damage are displayed here. Your tax-deductible monetary donations are needed to rescue and continue the OLA tradition! See http://www.ourladyacademy.com for more information on how to make a contribution. OLA is the only all-female Catholic school in the state of Mississippi. Established in 1971 as a comprehensive college preparatory school, OLA serves young women in grades 7-12, with a student body of close to 300 students. OLA is staffed by the Sisters of Mercy and dedicated lay professionals. Strong collaboration between OLA and St. Stanislaus (all-male Catholic school across the street) maximizes the religious, academic, and social opportunities for the students. OLA offers various extracurricular activities including ten sports and is the defending state champ in volleyball (the last two years) and soccer (the last four years).
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 > Front view of McAuley Hall which housed the school's main offices and some classrooms.   Notice the flagpole in the forefront of the picture bent from Katrina's Category 4 strong winds and tidal surge.
 > Closer view of Mercy Hall's structural and interior damage.
 > Looking into Mercy Hall from the south entrance.  A few desks were some of the only items salvaged from the building after the storm.
 > Damage to Mercy Hall from the south view, including the Our Lady of the Gulf parish bus which was pushed into the building by storm waters.
 > Looking into Mercy Hall's south entrance into the hallway.
 > View of Mercy Hall's severe roof damage.  A part of Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church is visible in the background.
 > Storm debris litters the lawn of OLA's Mercy Hall which had its roof destroyed.  Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church (building in background)appears structurally intact but lost the roof and everything from the floor to the 4-5 foot high mark.
 > OLA's Mercy Hall with roof damage and debris on outside lawn, with Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church in background.
 > View of damage on south side of Johnson Hall.
Front view of McAuley Hall which housed the school's main offices and some classrooms. Notice the flagpole in the forefront of the picture bent from Katrina's Category 4 strong winds and tidal surge.
Front view of McAuley Hall which housed the school's main offices and some classrooms.   Notice the flagpole in the forefront of the picture bent from Katrina's Category 4 strong winds and tidal surge.
Front view of McAuley Hall which housed the school's main offices and some classrooms. Notice the flagpole in the forefront of the picture bent from Katrina's Category 4 strong winds and tidal surge.
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