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WE BELIEVE:

IN THE EDUCATION MISSION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
embracing its Gospel message;

IN THE FOUNDATION OF THE FAMILY UNIT
acknowledging that parents are the primary educators;

IN THE INHERENT GOODNESS OF ALL CHILDREN
respecting their uniqueness, personal integrity, and intellectual abilities;

IN THE UNITY AND INTERACTION OF THE HUMAN COMMUNITY
including people of all races, nationalities, social status, and creeds.

Holy Name School is a Catholic community of lifelong learners dedicated to academic excellence and Faith formation, centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ

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Holy Name School

Over 90 Years in Catholic Education!
est. 1928

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General Information

Co-Educational School for students Preschool through grade 8
Parish-Based Catholic School
Founded in 1928 and located in a residential neighborhood in suburban Birmingham
Accredited by the Michigan Association of Non-Public Schools (MANS)
National Blue Ribbon School 2008
Facilities include: Media Center, Gymnasium, Cafeteria, Music Room, Art Room, Technology Lab, and Science Lab
After-school Enrichment Programs
Participation in Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Athletics
Transportation by public school buses for residents of the Birmingham School District

HOLY NAME HIGHLIGHT

Connection and Education
Reaching Beyond Our Building

Although our school building was closed at the end of the school year, our Holy Name staff and students continued educating and learning at home. View the above video for details.

We invite you to read comments from Holy Name parents about our Holy Name staff's handling of distance learning by visiting our Points of Praise page under the Distance Learning tab.

Together, we used new means to live out our school's mission. We are proud of the effort that has been put forth by our staff, students, and families to make this transition as smooth as possible, to remain united in heart and mind, and to continue our quality education with academic excellence and Faith formation.

SPIRITUAL SPOTLIGHT

Faith-filled Summer

Let Your Light Shine

As the we enjoy summer time, we remember God's grace and His call for us to be joyful missionary disciples. Our fun in the sun is an opportunity to experience God's beautiful creation and thank Him for it. The extra hours of sunlight are a reminder of God's abundant love always wanting to give us more. Our time spent with family and friends is a reflection of the unity of the Body of Christ. Together, we remember and honor God, lift Him high in our hearts and prayers, and share Him with those we love and all around us. Happy Summer! God bless you! We look forward to growing in faith together when we return to school in the Fall.

Upcoming Events

Return to School Plan
With the governor’s announcement and our progress into Phase 4, we are ready to share our plans to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of all in our reopened Catholic school communities. The Archdiocese of Detroit COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan establishes the requirements that schools will implement to meet the Governor’s MI Safe Schools 2020-21 Return to School Roadmap. Our plan describes the policies and procedures that Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Detroit will follow when our region is designated as being in Phase 4, Phase 5 and/or Phase 6 of the MI Safe Start Plan.

It must be acknowledged that the pandemic is not over and that its course remains largely unpredictable. It is possible that state officials could at one point determine that a region or regions have shifted back into Phase 3 or below, necessitating further school closures locally, regionally, or statewide. While we pray fervently that this does not occur, we must prudently prepare for this contingency. The Recommendations for Distance Learning guidance was created with reference to best practices, extensive research, and parent feedback provided in our End-of-Year Parent Survey. The Archdiocese will ask schools to reference these recommendations for distance learning if state officials re-classify our region into Phase 3 or below at any point before or during the upcoming academic school year, or if localized conditions prompt individual school closures.

Tentative Back to School Dates

Monday, August 24
First day of school

Tuesday, August 25
New Family Zoom Orientation 5:00-6:00P.M.
Parent Orientation Zoom at 6:00-7:00P.M.

September 4-7
No School - Labor Day Weekend

Thursday, September 17
Fall Art Show at 6:00-7:30P.M.