We ask for your continued prayers for Principal Walker and his family as they, and the O’Dea family, mourn the unexpected loss of Andrew, O’Dea class of 2018. A Memorial Mass for Andrew will be held at St. James Cathedral at 6:00PM on Friday, June 9. A reception will follow in the O’Dea gymnasium. There are two ways you can support the family at this time:

Four members of the Class of 2025 are now in their junior year at O’Dea. Keegan, Kellan, Kyan and Elijah began sharing their unique O’Dea experience and story with us at Freshman Orientation in 2020. Now midway through their junior year, they reflect on the year so far and hopes for the rest of their year.

We look forward to continuing our partnership with the City of Seattle, collaborating with USDA Forest Service, Seattle Parks and Recreation and Green Seattle Partnership and renovating the Genesee Park natural area as part of the O’Dea Centennial Service Project! Thank you to all of our students, parents, faculty, alumni and community members who have helped this effort so far! We look forward to more dates in 2023 for our greater community to participate.

O’Dea invites all interested families to campus for our Fall Open House. Learn more about our Catholic Education, College Preparatory Academics, Brotherhood, Student Life, and rich tradition of Winning, with Honor. All grade levels are welcome. The event will begin with a presentation at 6:00PM. Following the presentation, you are invited to take a self-guided tour through campus. Our faculty, staff, coaches, and students are eager to engage with you and answer your questions. O’Dea will validate parking for Open House attendees at the Cabrini Center Garage located across the street from the O’Dea parking lot on Marion Street.

Each year, we ask our alumni, supporters, past and present families, students, faculty and staff to come together and Give GOLD. And year after year, we are amazed by the generosity of our community. Together, we raised over $260,000! Your support of the young men of O’Dea is proof that the Brotherhood extends far beyond 802 Terry Avenue. A special thank you to Mr. Roy F. Simperman for his longstanding support of Give GOLD and our students!