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Founded in 1949, Holy Family School strives to educate children in the values of our Catholic faith.
Recognizing that each student brings unique abilities, interests and attitudes to the school setting, the faculty and staff strive to give each child the personal attention and encouragement necessary to achieve his or her potential.
Holy Family School has one of the most active athletic programs in the Diocese.
The mission of Holy Family Athletics is to provide quality athletic programs for the youth of Holy Family Parish with the primary emphasis on participation, respect, building positive self esteem and teaching of Christian values.
We offer many different athletic activities for grades Kindergarten through high school.
Each year we have over 500 athletes participate in our programs.
Founded in 1949, Holy Family School strives to educate children in
the values of our Catholic faith. Recognizing that each student
brings unique abilities, interests and attitudes to the school
setting, the faculty and staff strive to give each child the
personal attention and encouragement necessary to achieve his or
her potential. Holy Family School has one of the most active
athletic programs in the Diocese. The mission of Holy Family
Athletics is to provide quality athletic programs for the youth of
Holy Family Parish with the primary emphasis on participation,
respect, building positive self esteem and teaching of Christian
values. We offer many different athletic activities for grades
Kindergarten through high school. Each year we have over 500
athletes participate in our programs.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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