Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School opened in 1901 with an initial enrollment of 40 children. Two Sisters of Divine Providence came from Our Lady of the Lake Convent in San Antonio to take charge of the students. Sister M. Robertine and Sister M. Clementine were the first teachers at our OLPH school. The priest at the time was Rev. J.M. Wack of New Braunfels’ Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, and the bishop was Rt. Rev. J.A. Forest. OLPH was a mission of Sts. Peter and Paul until 1909.