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News & Updates

High School Placement Test

Register to take the placement test on January 9th at Holy Names. This test is for 8th grade students only. All applicants are required to register for the HSPT. Students only have to take the test once and scores will be shared amongst all Diocesan schools. CLICK TO REGISTER

HSPT Prep Workshop

This 3.5 hour workshop will help students gain familiarity with the test, introduce them to test-taking strategies, and review practice problems with answer explanations.

9:00 AM – 12:30 PM, with Classroom Matters. Click to Register

November 8: Open House 10am-12:30pm

Discover what makes Holy Names High School special. Prospective students and their families are warmly invited to visit our campus on Sunday, November 8 from 10-12:30am. Doors open at 9:30 with a local coffee bar and breakfast bites.

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Colleges Visiting HNHS

College Admissions Representatives are Coming to Holy Names this Fall!  All grade levels are encouraged to attend and start learning about college options.

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Be Still and Know

Join HNHS Campus Minister Liam Dodson for a new three-part Zoom series designed for alumnae and current HNHS families who wish to deepen their faith. 

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The warmth, diversity, and supportive and accepting environment are what drew us to this school. My daughter has flourished socially beyond our expectations. The small size of the school makes it nurturing and hard to fall through the cracks, and it’s easy to try new things (sports, clubs and activities, academic subjects). The SNJM values run deep and are important to the school’s unique identity and students’ growth (and are very accessible to non-Catholics). We can’t imagine our daughter as happy anywhere else.
Grace T.
We are so grateful for the positive impact this school has had on our child. The teachers are caring and supportive, and the school community makes us feel welcome. We’ve seen our child grow in confidence and develop a genuine love of learning. We couldn’t be happier with our experience!
Karen H.
Holy Names has helped my daughter develop her voice, her love for learning and the confidence she needs to make a powerful impact on the world. I love how supportive her school community is.
Pelma S.