HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL

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1 HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL A family of faith investing in your future since Mission Statement Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ seeks to provide a Catholic learning environment that stresses academic excellence, fosters mutual respect, demands responsibility and encourages self-growth. Your Catholic Choice for College Preparatory VERITAS ET FIDELITAS CATHOLIC EDUCATION HONOR ROLL

2 HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON: MIND, SPIRIT, AND BODY WHO WE ARE is a Catholic, Archdiocesan, co-educational, college preparatory high school located in Broomfield, Colorado. was founded by the Sisters of Loretto in 1922 and was originally located in North Denver. moved to its present location in Broomfield in The Broomfield campus is situated on 52 acres and is home to 695 students. The school features 23 classrooms, four science laboratories, a multi-media library, two technology centers, a chapel, and a theater. In addition, Holy Family High School, home of the Tigers, offers 19 different sports programs that compete at the 4A level. is a member of the National Catholic Education Association and is accredited as a college preparatory school by the Colorado State Department of Education and by NCA, a division of AdvancED. has 65 faculty members and over 75% of the faculty hold a Master s or other advanced degree. Students are enrolled from all economic and social backgrounds. Placement test results, middle school grades, and the recommendations of middle school teachers, counselors, and principals are of major importance in the admission process. Over 25% of the students are from minority backgrounds. Approximately 40% of the students receive need based financial aid. Mr. Matthew Hauptly Principal Stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong. Let all you do be done in love. 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 The purpose of any Catholic community is the spiritual salvation of every member of that community. Excellent academics, arts, and athletics are all a means to this one end. Matthew Hauptly, Principal WHERE DO OUR FAMILIES LIVE? proudly serves thirty-nine Parishes in the Archdiocese of Denver. Our families are from twenty-eight cities, as far north as Fort Collins, as far south as Lakewood, and as far west as Nederland. Holy Family High School partners with Way to Go, Schoolpool, a free, federally funded program of the Denver Regional Council of Governments. The goal of Way to Go is to help reduce traffic congestion and pollution, while providing Holy Family High School families with carpooling options to and from school. Schoolpool provides a FREE service designed to match your family with other families who are within 7.5 miles of your address, who may have similar transportation issues and who you might be able to carpool with. In addition, many parents like to know who lives nearby for a sense of school community, so it is a great resource to meet nearby families for other reasons such as transportation emergencies or baby sitters.

3 Calendar Open House Oct. 21, 2018 High School Placement Test Dec. 1, 2018 Application Deadline Dec. 14, 2018 Makeup Placement Test Jan. 12, 2019 Financial Aid Dates Dec. 1, 2018 Jan. 15, 2019 Admissions Decision Letters Mailed Feb. 1, 2019 Freshman Registration Feb. 23, 2019 Shadow Days Our unique shadowing experience allows potential Tigers the opportunity to spend the day with a Holy Family Tiger student. Each shadow is matched with a Student host and follows him or her throughout their school day, including lunch. Half-day or full-day shadow sessions are available. If your student would like to request a specific shadow host or request a specific shadow date, we will do our best to accommodate those requests. For more information, contact: Tammy Sloan Director of Admissions & Marketing x307 tammy.sloan@holyfamilyhs.com or Kat Greany Associate Director of Admissions x313 kat.greany@holyfamilyhs.com Assurance Statement of Compliance with the Purposes of Title IX Education Act The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese, under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop, and at the direction of the Superintendent, attest that none of the Catholic schools discriminates on the basis of sex in its admission policies, its treatment of students or its employment practices. Notice of Student Non-Discrimination Policy The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, under the jurisdiction of Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila, S.T.L. and at the direction of the Superintendent, state that all of their Catholic schools admit students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the schools. Furthermore, Archdiocesan schools admit handicapped students in accord with the policy on Admissions in the Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Schools Administrator s Manual. These schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, age, handicap, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of their educational policies, employment practices, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic or other school-administered programs. ADMISSIONS Tuition & Fees Affiliated Catholics $11,130 Unaffiliated Rate $12,915 Facility Improvement Fee $350 Non-refundable Registration Fee $350 Tuition rate does not include textbooks, uniforms, or other school fees. Class fees vary for each grade level and cover grade-specific activities such as testing, student retreats, and student activities. Tuition discounts apply for a second and third child. Tuition for will be set in February of Athletic fees are charged to students who participate in a school sanctioned sport. The fee varies according to the sport. Tuition Assistance Tuition assistance is given to families who apply and qualify based upon an analysis of data that each family submits annually. The Financial Aid process requires that you have your W-2 and your 2017 Income Tax Return before you complete your online application for financial aid. Families may apply online between December 1, 2018 January 15, awarded over $1 million dollars in tuition assistance and scholarships for the school year. Scholarships A limited number of scholarships are awarded to incoming Freshmen yearly. Information on scholarships are distributed to the Catholic grade schools and parishes each December. In addition, several scholarships are awarded through independent sources. Information on scholarship options are located on our website. Apply The deadline to apply to for the school year is December 14, The application consists of an online application, High School Placement Test (HSPT), transcripts from 7th and 8th grade, English and Math teacher assessments and a student essay. Visit our website at under the Admissions tab for more information. facebook.com/holyfamilyhighschooladmissions holyfamilyhs

4 ACADEMICS School Year / Grade Level August to June; two semesters; purple and gold alternating days; block schedule; grades 9-12 Curriculum 11:1 student/faculty ratio-average class size is 19 College Preparatory curriculum Honors and Advanced Placement course options World Languages Offered: French, Latin, Spanish Learning Service Program available to students who need additional academic assistance or may have been diagnosed with a learning disability Guidance and Counseling has two full-time Guidance Counselors who assist with course selections, class schedules, and personal issues College Admission has two full-time College Counselors 97% of graduates from the class of 2018 will attend a two or four year college or university 98% of graduates in the past four years have attended a four year college, community college, or military academy The class of 2018 earned over $12.5 million dollars in merit-based scholarships Three students in the past five years have earned perfect scores on the ACT and SAT Honor Roll Determined by the Semester GPA as outlined below: Principal s Honor Roll No grade below an A A Honor Roll GPA of 3.5+ with no grade below B+ Advanced Placement Courses The following Advanced Placement courses are offered: AP Art History, AP Comparative Government and Politics, AP World History, AP US History, AP European History, AP Government and Politics, AP Psychology, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics I and II, AP English Literature and Composition, AP English Language and Composition, AP Spanish Language and Culture, AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science Principles, and AP Statistics Learning Services Program has a history and willingness to assist students with special needs by employing various learning and instructional strategies to meet their needs whenever possible. The Learning Service Program is designed to maintain the dignity and uniqueness of individuals with learning differences. This program supports students with specific learning disabilities, so they may work toward their academic potential. Students who are intrinsically motivated and committed to improving organizational, self-advocacy, and communication skills, are the most likely to be successful in the program. In order to enter the program, comprehensive psychoeducational assessments may be required.

5 FAITH DEVELOPMENT Affiliation Catholic Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Secondary School 90% of the student body is Catholic Theology Classes Theology courses encourage students to seek to understand their Catholic faith, practice their beliefs, and most importantly, grow closer to Jesus Christ as they mature into young adults. Apostolic Ministry Since all aspects of the religious program of are rooted in the central doctrines and morals of the Catholic faith, the Apostolic Ministry Program provides an opportunity for all students to live out the Gospel mandates of Jesus Christ. Through this program, seeks to instill in its students a sense of service to the community and a genuine, active love of neighbor. Experiences include service with their family, at their current or former schools, within their parish or faith community, and with organizations that work directly with people in need. The Apostolic Ministry Program is required of each student each year and must be approved by the Director of Apostolic Ministry. The projects vary from year to year and have specific guidelines and deadlines. Such information is sent to each family annually and is presented to all students in their Theology class. On-going portions of the project/experiences are presented in their Theology classes. Campus Ministry The Campus Ministry Department seeks to enhance the spiritual nature of the school, provides opportunity for the sacraments, meaningful prayer experiences, and services. Prayer is an integral part of our daily experience and every class begins with prayer. Students participate in daily Masses, monthly All-School Mass, and Class Masses during the school year. In addition, offers Mass for our students and families in our beautiful chapel located within the school. Confessions are offered monthly or by appointment, as well as spiritual direction. The mass schedule is located on our school website. Campus Ministry works collaboratively with the Theology Department to encourage students to grow closer to Jesus Christ as they seek to understand their faith, practice their beliefs, and as they mature into young adults. Retreats are held for every class; Freshmen find God in nature and the Eucharist on the Freshmen Retreat; Sophomores engage in service to others; Juniors go off campus for a three-day retreat called Kairos ; and Seniors retreat with their classmates, reflecting on how Christ is calling each of them to be His disciples.

6 ATHLETICS Home of the Tigers!, home of the Tigers, is a member of the Colorado High School Activities Association. Tigers currently compete at the 4A level and are a member of the Tri-Valley League. has 19 different sports teams. Facilities on campus include the St. Jude Track and Field Complex, Mike G. Gabriel Football Stadium, Keven G. Ritz Baseball Field, the HF softball field, and the school gym. All athletic teams emphasize faith formation, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Students are expected to meet academic requirements in order to maintain athletic eligibility. MASCOT: Tigers TEAMS: Fall Boys Football Boys Golf Boys Soccer Cross Country (Co-ed) Girls Softball Girls Volleyball Spirit Team COLORS: Purple and Gold Winter Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Wrestling Spirit Team Spring Boys Baseball Boys Lacrosse Girls Golf Girls Lacrosse Girls Soccer Girls Tennis Track & Field (Co-ed) FINE, PRACTICAL, AND PERFORMING ARTS The Fine, Practical, and Performing Arts Department work together as a team to provide leadership and to promote student excellence in areas of creativity specific to human and spiritual growth. Students need, and are encouraged, to express themselves. continually applies our mission through creative endeavor. Our Fine Arts staff is dedicated to the goal of accomplishing a well-rounded and complete individual through the practice of art, music, theatre, and crafts. The Theater and Vocal Music Department puts on two full-length shows each year with a fall play and a spring musical. Between students participate in the productions, either on the tech crew or in the play or musical. Anyone may audition. The most recent performances were Tom Jones and The Addams Family. The Instrumental Music Department strives to promote leadership, creativity, and a spiritual connection in band, orchestra, guitar, and piano classes. Students are encouraged to learn how to read and perform music with little to no background in the arts. There are multiple concerts each year to show student growth and success.

7 STUDENT LIFE W E L C O M E! Freshmen Families and Tiger Transfers Freshmen Families and Tiger Transfers are programs designed to help incoming Freshmen and Transfer students feel at home here at. Beginning on the first day of registration, Freshmen and Transfer students are grouped into small families including one faculty member with whom they will meet and share fun activities with every month throughout the year. This program helps new students feel at home right away, introduces them to several other new students they can get to know well, and gives them a faculty member to talk to and feel comfortable with from day one. Co-Curricular Activities Community activities are a vital component of the educational experience at Holy Family High School. The activities are designed to promote the spiritual, physical, and social development of all students; to provide opportunities for leadership; to provide avenues to serve the school community; and to develop the interests and talents of our students. offers the following: Art Club Literary Magazine AV Club Liturgy Music Group Campus Ministry Team Math Club Chess Club Men s Choir Comedy Improv Club Mission Club Creative Writing Club Mock Trial Culinary Club National Arts Honor Film and Photo Club Society French Club National Honor Society Guitar Club Newspaper LampPost International Thespian Octave Choir Society Pep Band Latin Club Philosophy Club Reader s Club Rosary Club Science Club Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Spanish Club Speech and Debate Team Student Ambassador Organization Student Council Tigers For Life Tri-M Music Honor Society Yearbook Vista Service Opportunities One Sandwich at a Time Once a month students and faculty make 600 sandwiches and deliver them to people in need. Mission Trips Each school year, students and faculty participate in Mission Trips in locations such as Guatemala, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, and an Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Mission Club Students help serve at food banks, homeless shelters, soup kitchens, and have coat/food drives throughout the year. March for Life Each school year, students and faculty participate in the March For Life in Denver, CO and Washington, DC.

8 COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES Graduates Over the past four years, HFHS graduates accepted admission to the following institutions of higher education: American University - DC Arizona State University Auburn University - AL Augustana College - IL Ave Maria University - FL Baylor University - TX Belmont University - TN Benedictine College - KS Bucknell University - PA Butler University - IN Carleton College - MN Carroll College - MT Case Western Reserve University - OH Catholic University of America - DC Coe College - IA Colgate University - NY College of Saint Benedict - MN College of Saint Mary - NE College of the Sciences - PA Colorado Christian University Colorado College Colorado Mesa University Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Colorado State University at Pueblo Community College of Aurora Community College of Denver Creighton University - NE Dartmouth College - NH Delta State University - MS Doane College - NE Drake University - IA Florida Southern College Franciscan University - OH Front Range Community College - CO George Washington University - DC Georgia State University Golden West College - CA Gonzaga University - WA Grand Canyon University - AZ High Point University - NC Houghton College - NY Johns Hopkins University - MD Johnson & Wales University - CO Kansas State University Lafayette College - PA Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University - CA Loyola University - New Orleans Marquette University - WI McNeese State University - LA Metropolitan State University of Denver Millikin University - IL Montana State University Mount Saint Mary s University - MD New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico State University Newman University - KS Northeastern University - MA Northern Arizona University Norwich University - VT Oklahoma State University Oregon State University Pepperdine University - CA Regis College - MA Regis University - CO Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - NY Ripon College - WI Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design - CO Rose Hulman Institute of Technology - IN Saddleback College - CA Saint John s University - MN Saint John s University - NY Saint Louis University - MO Saint Martin s University - WA Saint Mary s College in London Salve Regina University - RI San Diego State University - CA Santa Clara University - CA Savannah College of Art & Design - GA Seattle University - WA Seton Hall University - NJ Sheridan College - WY Southern Methodist University - TX Southwestern Oklahoma State University Sterling College - KS Texas Christian University Texas Tech University Thomas Aquinas College - CA Trinity College - CT United States Air Force Academy United States Coast Guard Academy United States Military Academy - NY United States Naval Academy Unity College - ME University College Dublin - Ireland University of Alabama University of Arizona University of Arkansas University of Central Florida University of Colorado at Boulder University of Colorado at Colorado Springs University of Colorado at Denver University of Colorado at Denver - BS/DDS University of Dallas - TX University of Dayton - OH University of Delaware University of Denver University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Illinois University of Indiana University of Jamestown - ND University of Kansas University of Mary - ND University of Nebraska at Lincoln University of Nevada - Las Vegas University of New Mexico University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of North Dakota University of Northern Colorado University of Notre Dame - IN University of Oklahoma University of Portland - OR University of San Diego - CA University of Tampa - FL University of Tulsa - OK University of Utah University of West Virginia University of Wyoming Villanova University - PA Washington University in St. Louis Western State Colorado University Wichita State University - KS William Jewell College - MO Wingate University - NC Xavier University - OH HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL 5195 W. 144th Ave., Broomfield, CO phone l fax