Fall Open House
November 6, 2019
6pm

Join us for an informative Open House at O’Dea High School! Learn more about our Catholic Education, College Preparatory Academics, Brotherhood, Student Life, and rich tradition of Winning, with Honor.
Tours begin at 6pm with the last tour departing at 8:15pm. O’Dea will validate parking at the Cabrini Center Garage located across the street from the O’Dea parking lot on Marion Street. No RSVP required.

Questions? Contact the Admissions Office at 206.622.1308 or [email protected].

Juan Pablo Perez ’20, Alexander Duong ’20, and Jason Fridge ’21 traveled to Kearny, New Jersey September 19-22 to represent O’Dea High School at the annual Action Student Leadership Workshop hosted by the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers of North America. Juan Pablo, Alex, and Jason joined students from Christian Brother schools around the world to collaborate and develop leadership skills. The focus of the workshop was advocacy. Students were empowered to honor the mission of Edmund Rice through continued active and meaningful service, and by providing a voice to the voiceless.

During the summer 2019, three O’Dea student leaders attended a five-day Mt. Olympus Leadership Camp.  Aarun Hendrickson ’20, Konrad Gerhardt ’20, and Thomas Endashaw ’21 joined over 250 students from around Washington State to learn leadership skills, develop relationships, and create action plans to implement during the upcoming school year. Thank you to these young men for taking time during their summer break to represent O’Dea and plan for the coming year.

The Fighting Irish teamed up with the Seattle Seahawks to put on the school’s first ever Gatorade Football Camp at Genesse Playfield. The camp was a huge success with over 150 kids in attendance, ranging from ages 7-14. Together they learned football fundamentals from over 25 O’Dea football Coaches and current players. Seahawks legend, wide receiver, Ben Obomanu, also helped with drills, signed autographs and gave a motivating talk to wrap up the day. An awesome time was had by all. GO IRISH!

During the 2019 Easter Vacation, eleven O’Dea students spent their time in a small town outside of Cusco, Peru, working to help build Greenhouses for the community. After four days of hard work at 10,000 feet elevation, the Irish finished one Greenhouse and dug the foundation for another. The community was so grateful for all the work done which will allow the community to grow and sell crops and flowers year round to sell at the local market to support their families. In addition, the boys got to visit World Heritage site, Macchu Picchu. It was an amazing experience that benefited both the community of Cusco and all the young men at O’Dea who attended.