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Middle School Day: An Artistic Expression of YOU!

Middle School Day: An Artistic Expression of YOU!

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 4-6pm
REGISTER TODAY: tinyurl.com/middleschoolday23

Express your own thoughts, dreams and ambitions through collage
as you create a surreal room filled with objects of personal significance! This project explores each artist’s unique usage of scale, symbolism, composition, and identity.

All materials are provided for each student to create their own masterpiece!
Join us for this free event for middle school girls, grades 6-8. This inclusive project is perfect for all skill levels. No experience necessary!
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#GiveLikeAGirl: Alumnae Giving Challenge

#GiveLikeAGirl: Alumnae Giving Challenge

On March 23rd, we are challenging you to #GiveLikeAGirl. As an alumna or friend of Holy Names, you understand the impact of an all-girls education. From our cutting-edge engineering curriculum to our award-winning Visual and Performing Arts department, your donation will support programs that empower out students to be the leaders of tomorrow.

Alumnae classes compete for the most participation and the most money raised, so be sure to include your class year when making your #GiveLikeAGirl donation.

Head to bit.ly/HNHSgivelikeagirl to make your gift and join the challenge.

This year, our goal is to raise $28k in a day for Holy Names High School. Will you help us meet this extraordinary milestone?

Spirit Week is Here

Welcome to a very special time at Holy Names - Spirit Week! Spirit Week is all about building community and showing school pride. Over the next 5 days, each class will have several opportunities to show off their school spirit and earn points that will go towards the coveted 2022-2023 Spirit Week Championship! This year's theme is MOVIES! The week culminates in a fabulous Spirit Rally where each class performs a student-choreographed routine showcasing exactly who their class is and what their class is all about! Click to view this week's schedule of events.

HNHS Welcomes Jack and Jill of America Read-In

On Sunday, Holy Names welcomed the Oakland/Bay Area Chapter of Jack and Jill of America who sponsored an African American read-in in celebration of Black History month. The campus was a abuzz with students and families as the day began with a reading from Oakland Youth poet laureate Kaylan Black. The read-in continued with workshops for students of all ages. One workshop introduced those as young as 2 to Black heroes. Another taught teens about the mysterious world of NFT's and cryptocurrency. Organizers of the read-in believe that knowledge and, in particular, reading is the key to both learning and passing on the achievements of African Americans.

See the KPIX News coverage here: https://tinyurl.com/4f3ccskd

NEW PROGRAM: Monday Math Lab

At Holy Names, we know how important it is for students to have spaces for support outside of the classroom. Starting Monday, January 23rd, we are starting a new program called Math Lab Monday with Ms. Becky Lamb. Ms. Lamb is a mathematician, data analyst, and veteran teacher in our community. We hope that students who are interested in receiving extra support in math will find the Monday Math Lab helpful.

Currently Scheduled Dates - 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13
Time - 3:15pm to 4:15pm
Room - LIBRARY COMMONS - (LYCEUM will move to Mr. Dodson's room - 107)

Holy Names Community Saddened by University Closure

FROM THE DESK OF PRESIDENT HUBBARD ... As a community, we are saddened by the news in today's announcement from Holy Names University. "Oakland’s 154-year old Holy Names University (...) will cease operations in May 2023 after the completion of the spring semester."

Our High School started at the shores of Lake Merritt at the same time in 1868 as HNU. We share the same values and we will continue to serve students in our college preparatory program on our Harbord Drive campus in Oakland.
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