About
About Us

Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ,
Holy Family High School seeks to provide a Catholic learning environment that
Stresses academic excellence,
Fosters mutual respect,
Demands responsibility,
and Encourages self-growth.
Admissions
Admissions

Our talented faculty, advanced curriculum, and supportive environment will enable you to blossom at Holy Family High School – spiritually, intellectually, and emotionally.
Academics
Academics

As a college preparatory school, we offer a rigorous, hands-on learning environment taught in small, interactive classes, where students cultivate skills, with individual feedback and guidance.
Arts
Arts

Through robust arts opportunities, our students are inspired to take risks, discover new talents, and experience the thrill of creative self-expression.
Athletics
Athletics

Athletics at Holy Family is about far more than winning, our athletes gain lessons in character, discipline, accountability, and teamwork. They push their personal boundaries and fuel the spirit and community of Holy Family High School.
Student Life
Student Life

Our campus life experience enriches each student’s academic journey while helping them develop spiritually, socially, and physically. Holy Family students discover new passions and talents and build a supportive network of friends and mentors - connections that will last a lifetime.
Giving
Giving

Giving is a long-standing hallmark of the Holy Family culture. Funds raised are critical resources necessary to offer the opportunity of a first-class Catholic education, propelling our students into the world as strong Catholic leaders.

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Requirements

Diplomas

A student who passes the required courses, earns 30 units of credit, completes the yearly Apostolic Ministry requirements, and has a minimum cumulative GPA of 1.0 receives a Holy Family High School diploma.

Honors Diplomas

To receive a Holy Family diploma with Honors, a student must have 30 credits (minimum) of which eight (8) courses are from Honors or Advanced Placement courses, with a grade of C or better, a GPA of 4.0 or better at the end of the seventh semester, and a record of satisfactory conduct and attendance.

Graduation Requirements