David 'DJ' Sokol Learning For Life Building positions Mount Michael for 'exciting' future
By Dan McCann / Special for Mount Michael Benedictine School
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Mount Michael Benedictine School will formally open the David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life building on Monday with a 9 a.m. Mass followed by a ribbon cutting and tours. The public is invited.
Photo: Mike Whye
Arches lead the way to the new David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life Building at Mount Michael Benedictine School.
By Dan McCann / Special for Mount Michael Benedictine School
Tour the new David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life Building at Mount Michael Benedictine School near Elkhorn with Head of School Dr. David J. Peters, Ed.D., and the enthusiasm is palpable.
The David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life Building at Mount Michael Benedictine School in Elkhorn will be dedicated Monday. A morning Mass, ribbon-cutting and tours are planned. Students will begin using the building Monday afternoon.
IF YOU GO
9 a.m. Mass in the school gym, led by Omaha Archbishop George Lucas
10:15 a.m. Ribbon cutting. Omaha philanthropists David and Peggy Sokol, parents of building namesake and late Mount Michael alum David “DJ” Sokol, ’99, cut the ribbon to officially open the building. Tours and refreshments to follow. The public is invited.
A sponsored collection celebrating the dedication of the David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life Building.
Mount Michael Benedictine School will formally open the David “DJ” Sokol Learning For Life building on Monday with a 9 a.m. Mass followed by a ribbon cutting and tours. The public is invited.
