Student Hub

Everything you need.

Grades, the library, clubs, service hours, and the everyday logistics of being a Holy Family student, all in one place.

Last update: September 2, 2026

Holy Family students studying in the library

Calendars & Schedules

Student Support & Counseling

Your school counselor supports academic scheduling, social-emotional wellbeing, and general support throughout the year. Reach out directly with questions about course changes or your wellbeing.

Meet Your Counselor

Eliana Harris
Supporting Students Last Name A-G
eliana.harris@holyfamilyhs.com

Abby Flesher
Supporting Students Last Name H-N
abby.flesher@holyfamilyhs.com

Michelle Markle
Supporting Students Last Name O-Z
michelle.markle@holyfamilyhs.com

 

Safe2Tell Colorado

Anonymously report anything that concerns or threatens you, a friend, or your community, bullying, self-harm, weapons, planned violence, abuse, and more. It's free, available 24/7, and your identity stays anonymous.

  • Call: 1-877-542-7233
  • Text: S2TCO to 738477
  • Online or app: safe2tell.org

If it's an emergency happening right now, call 911 — Safe2Tell is for reporting concerns, not active emergencies.

Library & Research

The Lukas Library gives you access to books, periodicals, and online research tools, plus a librarian who can help you find what you need and build research skills that'll stick with you. Each resource below has its own login.

Course Catalog

Browse course descriptions, prerequisites, and eligible grades using the searchable catalog, or download this year's Course Description Book. Talk with your counselor if you're not sure what a course means for your specific plan.

Graduation Requirements

College Preparatory Diploma

Awarded to students who complete the required coursework and meet Holy Family's core academic and formation standards.

30 units of credit

1.0 minimum cumulative GPA

Yearly Apostolic Ministry requirement

College Preparatory Diploma with Honors

Recognizes students who pursue the most rigorous course load available and sustain strong academic performance through senior year.

30 
credits minimum

8 Honors or AP Courses, grade of C or better

4.0 GPA by end of 7th semester

Satisfactory conduct and attendance

Holy Family High School Diploma

Students who qualify begin their high school experience in a foundational curriculum, which equips them, through accommodations and intervention, to earn a diploma that meets Colorado state requirements.

28.5
units of credit

1.0 minimum cumulative GPA

Yearly Apostolic Ministry requirement

St. Andre Bessette Certificate of Completion

The St. André Bessette Scholars Program is intentionally designed for students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. It is an extension of our Student Support Services department and is rooted in our Catholic mission. A small cohort of students focuses on tangible goals, such as living independently or maintaining employment, while participating fully in school and church community life. Scholars benefit from both individualized instruction and inclusion in traditional classrooms, which benefits scholars and their peers alike. The program culminates in a certificate of completion and participation in Holy Family's graduation ceremony.

See the full graduation requirements document for course-by-course detail and policy language.                      
 

View Graduation Requirements PDF 

College Counseling & Planning

Our college counselors guide you through the search, application, and decision process from freshman year through senior year. Start with SCOIR.

Meet Your College Counselor

Jacquie Phillips
College Counseling Dept. Chairperson
Supporting Students Last Name A-G
jacqueline.phillips@holyfamilyhs.com 

Lisa Doroff
College Counselor 
Supporting Students Last Name H-N
lisa.doroff@holyfamilyhs.com 

Will Wilson
College Counselor
Supporting Students Last Name O-Z
will.wilson@holyfamilyhs.com 

 

Technology

Technology is integrated into courses across the curriculum, and every classroom is equipped with a Promethean Board.

  • You are required to bring their own laptop daily
  • Any laptop works, Chromebook, Windows, or Mac, as long as it can run the Google Chrome browser and has a keyboard.
  • You'll use Google Classroom and be issued a Gmail address for schoolwork and communicating with teachers

Clubs & Activities

From academic clubs to student interest groups, there's a place for you. See the full list of active clubs and how to join.
 

Clubs & Activities

Apostolic Ministry Service Hours

Service Hours
Every Holy Family student completes a minimum of 70 service hours by graduation, living out our Catholic mission through service to others.

Service requirements by grade

  • Freshmen: 10 hours
  • Sophomores: 15 hours
  • Juniors: 20 hours
  • Seniors: 25 hours

At least 50% of hours must be completed in the fall semester, and the remainder in the spring.

Only 5 hours per school year can be completed through the school, on- or off-campus, the rest must be at an approved charitable organization, home parish, or church.

Helpful Resources

Seniors - Class of 2027

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