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For any questions regarding admissions, please contact our Vice Principal, Mrs. Anne Regan-Smith

Holy Family Catholic School is enthusiastic about being a parish school that has Christ at its center. We are a community of families who recognize that we want a experience for our children which goes beyond strong academics. We want an atmosphere where our children learn to be strong, loving and contributing members to our communities and the world.

Our Curriculum is designed to educate the whole child while providing a solid foundation for higher Catholic education. Ninety-five percent of our 8th grade graduates attend their first choice of school, including the top-ranked Catholic and College Preparatory high schools in the area. Our college age Holy Family alumni are currently attending Dartmouth, Yale, Harvard, Santa Clara, USC, UCLA, Stanford, TCU, MIT, Vanderbilt, St. Michael’s College-University of Toronto and SMU, among other distinguished colleges and universities nationally and internationally.

Schoolwide Learning Expectations

Our Students are . . .

Spiritually Active Catholics Who . . .

Exemplify Christ by practicing Christian virtues
Act as witnesses of their faith through participation in the Eucharist, prayer, worship, and ministry
Demonstrate knowledge of the foundation of their faith and Church teachings
Make moral choices based on their Catholic faith and accept responsibility for those choices

Life Long Learners Who . . .

Possess a love of knowledge and learning
Demonstrate a strong foundation in the basic knowledge and skills of all academic areas
Demonstrate the ability to gain content knowledge through research, reasoning and questioning
Set reasonable goals and effectively work to accomplish them
Gain self-awareness and discipline through the study and practice of the arts

Effective Communicators Who . . .

Read, write, speak, and listen actively
Recognize, understand and use non-verbal communication
Use technology to communicate, learn and interact globally

Active Problem Solvers Who . . .

Gather and analyze information, consider alternatives and make educated decisions
Observe, experiment, discover and work independently and collaboratively to create solutions
Use organizational, study, and time-management skills and adapt to an ever-changing environment

Well-Balanced Individuals Who . . .

Possess self-respect, self-confidence and self-discipline
Participate in the community with a sense of civic responsibility and global citizenship
Maintain respectful relationships with their peers and adults
Understand, appreciate and respect diversity
Maintain a healthy lifestyle and perform to the best of their abilities