As we begin another school year, we look forward to having the school filled with students and welcoming (back) all of the members of the HNA community. Holy Names Academy offers summer camps for young women entering Grades 4 through 8, and to any student starting Grade 9 at Holy Names Academy in the fall.
Below you will find details about the different camps we are offering this summer and which grade levels can participate. These camps are instructed by HNA faculty and staff. Construction is complete on Holy Names Academy's new Jeanne Marie McAteer Lee Athletic Complex and Underground Parking Garage.
Below you will find details about the different camps we are offering this summer and which grade levels can participate. These camps are instructed by HNA faculty and staff. Construction is complete on Holy Names Academy's new Jeanne Marie McAteer Lee Athletic Complex and Underground Parking Garage.
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Holy Names Academy inspires young women of diverse beliefs and backgrounds to excel in life with confidence and courage, to think critically, act with purpose, advocate for justice, serve with compassion, and lead with integrity. Holy Names Academy is an all-girls Catholic high school founded in 1880 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary.
The All-Girls Advantage
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Multiple studies show students at all-girls high schools feel more support, respect, and self-confidence; have greater aspiration and motivation, are surer in their math, engineering, and logic skills (Higher Education Research Institute, UCLA). As a member of the National Coalition of Girls' Schools, Holy Names Academy challenges young women to develop their talents and career interests to their best advantage.
Accreditations & Affiliations
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Holy Names Academy has been a fully accredited member of the Northwest Association of Independent Schools since 1983. Every 8 years, Holy Names Academy undergoes a thorough and rigorous review process, which includes a self-study, a visit from the NWAIS team, and a response to recommendations.
Holy Names Academy values the opportunity to reflect on our mission and vision so that we continue to provide the highest quality education, learning environment, and collaborative working culture for our school community.
Holy Names Academy values the opportunity to reflect on our mission and vision so that we continue to provide the highest quality education, learning environment, and collaborative working culture for our school community.
Diversity & Inclusion
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We are committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in the curriculum and student experience. Our courses and classrooms are spaces where students learn about diverse voices and perspectives through literature, speaker workshops, assemblies, and field trips.
The student-led Multicultural Student Union (MSU) encourages students of all backgrounds to participate in discussions and activities to learn about cultural experiences, diversity, and ways to promote racial justice.MSU Focus Groups include Asian/Pacific Islander Focus Group, Black Student Union, Latina Student Union, and Middle Eastern Student Union.
The student-led Multicultural Student Union (MSU) encourages students of all backgrounds to participate in discussions and activities to learn about cultural experiences, diversity, and ways to promote racial justice.MSU Focus Groups include Asian/Pacific Islander Focus Group, Black Student Union, Latina Student Union, and Middle Eastern Student Union.
Employment Opportunities
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The candidate must be a practicing Catholic. Desirable: BA in theology, religious studies, spirituality, or related field. Motivated, high-achieving students from a wide array of ethnic, economic, religious, and geographic backgrounds. Holy Names Academy, founded in 1880 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, is an independent Catholic school for young women in grades 9-12, with an enrollment of 650.
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