At Holy Name of Jesus Catholic School, every school day begins and ends together. From morning prayer and announcements to classroom learning, special-area classes, and the traditions that make our school unique, students are part of a community that encourages them to grow in faith, knowledge, confidence, and love for one another.
Student Life
So Much More Than Just a School Day
Learning in Mind, Body & Spirit
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At Holy Name, we believe a well-rounded education nurtures the whole child. Along with the core academic subjects families expect, students participate in Music, Physical Education, Art, and Religion throughout their school experience.
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Our Catholic faith is woven into daily life at Holy Name. Students are encouraged to grow not only as learners, but also as people of faith who understand the importance of serving others, building community, and living out the love of God and neighbor.
A Day Rooted in Community
The school day ends much like it begins, with everyone coming together. Before dismissal, students gather for final announcements and the Prayer of the Day.
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Our older students also have the opportunity to serve as members of Safety Patrol, helping younger students safely make their way to their cars at dismissal. It is one of the many ways students learn that being a Blue Jay means looking out for one another.
What Makes Student Life Special?
At Holy Name, the little moments matter: celebrating a birthday together, starting the morning in prayer, cheering one another on, serving younger students, and ending the day as a community.
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These daily traditions help create a school environment where students feel known, supported, and connected, and where they can truly say:
It’s a Great Day… to be a Blue Jay!
Faith in Action
Students are given meaningful opportunities to put their faith into action by serving, leading, and caring for others both at school and in our community.
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Serving at St. Mary’s Food Kitchen
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Altar serving
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Sacrament preparation
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Safety Patrol
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Grade-level buddies
Love of God, Love of Neighbor, and Love of Learning.