At Holy Family School, we are committed to delivering a rigorous academic experience that is also deeply personalized to meet the unique needs of every student. Through differentiated instruction in all classrooms, our educators strive to support each child’s individual learning style, strengths, and growth.
Our core curriculum includes:
We are proud to include financial literacy as part of our middle school curriculum, helping students build a strong foundation in money management, budgeting, saving, and responsible decision-making—skills that will benefit them throughout life.
We believe that high achievement stems from a collaborative effort. Our faculty, staff, administration, and School Commission work closely together to foster a positive, engaging, and academically challenging environment where students are encouraged to think critically, solve problems creatively, and grow in confidence.
Our dedicated teachers utilize a variety of best instructional practices, including data-informed teaching strategies, ongoing assessments, and project-based learning to ensure all students are supported and challenged to reach their fullest potential.
Technology plays an important role in enhancing instruction and preparing students for the future.
At Holy Family, we blend academic excellence with a strong sense of community and faith—creating a foundation where students can thrive academically, spiritually, and personally.
At Holy Family School, citizenship and community are essential elements of our mission. We work in partnership with families and the parish to help students grow as responsible, compassionate individuals who live out their faith in meaningful ways.
We believe that parents are the primary educators of their children. At Holy Family, we value this role and work in close collaboration with families to create the best possible educational experience for every student. Parents are encouraged to be active participants in school life through classroom support, event volunteering, and leadership opportunities. This partnership strengthens our sense of community and enhances student success.
Holy Family School is a proud ministry of Holy Family Parish, and together we are committed to forming students who are engaged and empathetic members of society.
Each year, students take part in a variety of meaningful service projects, including:
Through these experiences, students learn the value of generosity, empathy, and service to others—core aspects of our Catholic identity.
Holy Family offers a welcoming and connected school environment, where students from different grade levels come together regularly to learn, pray, and grow.
These cross-grade programs strengthen school culture, promote peer leadership, and create a strong sense of belonging throughout the student body.
At Holy Family School, faith is at the heart of everything we do. As a Catholic school rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, we are committed to nurturing the spiritual growth of every child while fostering a strong sense of reverence, compassion, and service.
Students actively experience their faith through daily prayer, liturgical worship, Catholic traditions, and the sacraments. As part of our commitment to faith formation, students attend weekly Mass every Thursday at 8:30 AM, where they take turns serving as readers, gift bearers, and choir participants.
Throughout the year, students engage in a number of meaningful celebrations and devotions that enrich their understanding of the liturgical calendar and deepen their connection to the Church:
Christmas Program – A joyful and heartwarming event where students share the story of Christ’s birth through music, performance, and community celebration.
Lenten Observances – Students reflect on the season of Lent through Stations of the Cross, led by student leaders. The eighth-grade class concludes the season with a powerful presentation of the Living Stations of the Cross.
Spring Tea – A beloved Holy Family tradition! This springtime concert features performances from our middle school band and Pre-K through 4th grade students. A front-and-center table is auctioned each year, making it one of the most anticipated events of the season.
May Crowning and All-School Rosary – In honor of Mary, students come together for a beautiful, reverent May Crowning ceremony and join in prayer through a school-wide Rosary, celebrating her role as the Mother of the Church.
These cherished traditions, both joyful and reflective, help students build a strong foundation in faith and develop a lifelong relationship with God.