A high-school principal may not be a very glamorous profession, but this woman recognized it as a chance to influence the young minds of the next generation and to maybe inspire change early on instead of trying to amend things after they’ve happened.

Here’s her story: https://www.dictionary.com/e/video/words-of-a-high-school-principal/

At Holy Names High School, our motto is Noblesse Oblige. A Holy Names graduate understands and acts upon the school motto in her response to the needs of others. We are encouraging everyone in the HNHS community to make a gift by using Amazon Smile and our Library Amazon Wishlist.

Sunday, November 18 from 12:00-2:00pm.
Join us for a tour of the historic campus, guest panels, and an in- depth look at Holy Names’ Signature Programs including Engineering, Lab Sciences, Visual & Performing Arts, and much more! Visit our Open House to learn more about our unique high school experience and how we are preparing the next generation of young women.

Tuesday, November 6 from 3:30-5:00 pm.

Holy Names High School is hosting a Girls in STEM event! We are partnering up with Girl Powered VEX Robotics and are inviting all middle school girls to join us and create your own circuit robot.
REGISTER ONLINE

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
Mrs. Dalloway's Bookstore will donate 20% of ALL pretax sales made by your school community back to your school. Everything in the store applies to the fundraiser: kid books, adult books, cook books, gardening books, merchandise, gift certificates...

Online purchases qualify, too. We need is a receipt dated November 9-11.

Encourage your friends, neighbors, and out-of-town family members to for HNHS during the benefit weekend.

by Carrie McClish, The Catholic Voice

Students from Oakland’s Holy Names High School who visited Daraja Academy in Kenya this summer said that it was an experience like no other.

For Gloria Ulloa-Soto, a HNHS tenth grader, meeting her counterparts at Daraja, which like Holy Names High is an all-girls, but not religious, school, was an “unforgettable experience” that brought mixed emotions. “When I first met the girls, I was a little surprised because of the warm welcome they gave all of us. When you meet someone for the first time....

READ MORE: https://www.catholicvoiceoakland.org/2018/09-17/inthisissue1.htm

Tuesday, September 11 from 4:30 - 6:30

Hear about what is happening at Holy Names High School and enjoy wine & cheese at the Articulation Reception.

Our signature programs provide young women with a unique opportunity to prepare for college and beyond. More, now than ever, an all-girls education is needed to cultivate and prepare the voices of our leaders of tomorrow. We are ready and excited to welcome the next generation of young women leaders!

Please RSVP Today: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07efmt6f8h394dd813

Fenet Demissie '20 partook in the iCLEM summer internship program at Joint BioEnergy Institute.

Two of our HNHS students are featured in the June issue of the Catholic Voice. Here are some of this year's outstanding graduates of the Catholic high schools in the Oakland Diocese.

Proud families and friends joined the class of 2018 for two days of celebration, honoring their accomplishments over the last four years and celebrating the exciting challenges that lie ahead. Several HNHS alumnae joined in Baccalaureate Mass to pin the newest alumnae and proudly welcome them to the long list of accomplished, successful graduates from Holy Names High School.