Holy Family is an excellent choice for capable and motivated students who enjoy the challenge of learning. Admission to Holy Family Academy is based on the applicant’s performance on a placement test and parent interview. The purpose of the admissions process is to ensure a good fit between Holy Family and the student.
ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST1. ATTEND AN OPEN HOUSE
Attend an open house where we can answer any questions and give you a better glimpse into an education with HFA. 2. APPLY ONLINE
Submit an application using the button below, beginning Feb. 1, 2025. 3.TESTING & INTERVIEW
Once we have received your application, we will contact you to schedule a formal family interview. Both parents and the applicants are required to be at the interview. Following the interview, we will have placement testing for all prospective students. Upper school students are also required to write an essay as part of their exam. Admissions decisions are made in late February; however applications are accepted until a class is full. For questions about admission to Holy Family Academy, please email: admissions@holyfamilyhomeschoolapostolate.com |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT ARE THE SCHOOL DAYS & HOURS?
Holy Family's schedule prioritizes family life. Individualized instruction at home can accomplish goals that cannot be achieved in a classroom setting. Therefore, we offer the following reduced academic schedule:
LOWER SCHOOL (Grades K-6)– Three-day program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30-2:30 PM
UPPER SCHOOL (Grades 7-12) – Four-day program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:15-2:45 PM & Wednesday 8:15-12:30 PM
Holy Family's schedule prioritizes family life. Individualized instruction at home can accomplish goals that cannot be achieved in a classroom setting. Therefore, we offer the following reduced academic schedule:
- Students K-6 attend classes three days a week: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
- Students 7-12 attend classes four days a week: Monday - Thursday.
- it lowers tuition and makes a quality education affordable for more families;
- it supports and prioritizes family life by increasing time spent at home, enables parents to be more involved in their child’s education, and provides time for family enrichment activities;
- it reduces absenteeism by providing time for doctor/dentist and other appointments;
- it encourages independent-study skills, better preparing students for college;
- and it provides a three-day weekend for family and college trips.
LOWER SCHOOL (Grades K-6)– Three-day program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30-2:30 PM
UPPER SCHOOL (Grades 7-12) – Four-day program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:15-2:45 PM & Wednesday 8:15-12:30 PM
HOW MANY STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED?
We currently have 250 students enrolled (2024-25).
We currently have 250 students enrolled (2024-25).
WHAT IS THE AVERAGE CLASS SIZE?
Our average class size is 12; our maximum class size for the lower school is 16; and the upper school maximum is 20.
Our average class size is 12; our maximum class size for the lower school is 16; and the upper school maximum is 20.
CAN I VIEW MY STUDENT'S GRADES ONLINE?
Yes! We use an online grading system called “Gradelink" to give you a convenient way to monitor your student’s grades.
Yes! We use an online grading system called “Gradelink" to give you a convenient way to monitor your student’s grades.
OUR METHOD
ClassicalClassical education can be distinguished from modern education, in that it does not neglect the important first step of giving students the classical tools for both intellectual development and for understanding their classical, Christian heritage.
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CHRISTIANWith the attainment of heaven as our foremost goal, Holy Family Academy teaches and upholds traditional Christian morality and the Holy Scriptures as the divinely inspired word of God. The catechism is integrated into the primary and grammar curriculum and rigorous theology classes are offered in the upper school.
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TraditionalIn the traditional classroom, a knowledgeable, enthusiastic teacher carefully leads students into an understanding of each subject. The traditional classroom is consistent with human nature and the experience of many decades has demonstrated its superiority over the modern child-centered classroom.
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