The 2023-24 school year marked the 101st year since Holy Family High School first opened its doors. With a proud history built by all who came before and an exceptional group of people committed to making the school even better, Holy Family High School is excited to usher in its next century.

The Holy Family Class of 2023 consisted of 175 graduates who were accepted into 171 different colleges and universities. This incredible class was awarded $16.3 million in college scholarships and awards and 95% of them are attending a two- or four-year college or university. 30% graduated with honors and collectively, the Class of 2023 performed over 10,000 hours of community service.

Holy Family hired six new educators to join the teaching faculty for the 2023-24 school year. They become a part of a teaching faculty with over 900 combined years in Catholic education. Currently, 85% of Holy Family’s teaching faculty holds an advanced degree (master’s or higher).

Students thrived both in the classroom and in athletics. Highlighted by a 3A state football championship, Holy Family athletes had many notable accomplishments this year, which included: Softball winning a league championship and making it to the state semifinals, volleyball finishing third in league, boys cross country finishing first at Regionals and ninth at state, girls’ cross country taking first at regionals and third at state, cheer finishing third at state, and poms taking third at state and finishing third in the nation at the National Dance Team Championships.

Holy Family’s Advancement Department executed a Week of Giving fundraising campaign that raised over $143,000 in just five days. In addition, the annual Holy Family Tiger Gala in April raised over $579,000 (gross).