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Upcoming Events
3/10 Tag Day
3/11 Reconciliation
3/11 Sullivan College Visit 3/15 Boosters Meeting @ 7
3/17 All School Mass
3/18 Soph. meeting Herff Jones 3/19 School in Session
Snow makeup day
3/20 Denim & Diamonds 3/24 Report Card Night
3/24 Soph Pro Life Speaker 4/1-9 Spring Break
4/16-18 & 23-25 Mulch Delivery
4/24 Prom 5/21-23 Damn Yankee
Graduation Practice
TMC May 17 3:30 Baccalaureate Mass
May 19 Holy Cross Church 7pm
Graduation
at Thomas More College
May 20 7pm
Spirit Shop Hours
Monday-Friday
7:00am-5:00pm
In the Indian Hut
3/24 open until 7pm
Take a few extra minutes in the morning to pray. Join us in the Shafer House Chapel to pray each morning at 7:30am Need us to pray for someone or something? Click here to submit your prayer request
Caring Neighbors Program Stop by any Remke's location or click here for a form indicating Holy Cross High School as your program of choice and we will get 2% cash back for all your purchases. Return this form to your local Remke's Store.
Our school code is 820.
Target Take Charge of Education Program
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WE RECYCLE & GET CASH
for old cell phones and printer cartridges
If you have either of these things
drop them off in Mrs. Trame's room (Room 1)
Any student interested needs to see Mrs. Meeks or Mr. Kozerski for more information
Third New Orleans Disaster Relief Trip Winter 2007
Katrina Relief Continues,
Holy Cross HS continues service to the community
This is the third time students from Holy Cross High School are headed south to help Hurricane Katrina victims. They'll be headed back to Saint Bernard Parish to work. Students there will spend four days in New Orleans and will help in many different ways, from helping one family get back into their home and moving furniture donated to others. These students have raised about $3,500 for a family which is close to restoring their home. Holy Cross encourages all students to participate in community service credit . "I think this project gives students a good feeling to know that they're giving up their vacation time to go down there and you know, here at Holy Cross, we're a service community and we really strive the importance of serving others," said Dan Trame, teacher at Holy Cross.
"I think they feel really good when they come back, that they've really done something special for people who really needed it," said Trame. Students will be back Sunday morning to share what they saw and what they learned and then it's back to school on Wednesday.
For more information contact Dan Trame
Second New Orleans Mission Trip Summer 2007
Pictures from our summer 2007 trip
First New Orleans Mission Trip 2006
Over the Thanksgiving break, a group of Students, Parents, and Teachers went to New Orelans to help with the restoration effort. Read about their trip below.
A small video documentary can be found here.
Written Update on the Mission trip to New Orleans Thanksgiving Weekend 2006
Twenty six Holy Cross H.S. students, and six adults under the direction of Teacher Dan Trame participated in a mission trip to New Orleans during the Thanksgiving Holiday. The team assisted with Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts by performing various jobs under the direction of CitiImpact Ministries of New Orleans.
The Holy Cross group was divided into three units. One group assisted electrician, Perry Lubbers as he re-wired an 83 year old man's home. Another group was headed by Dan Trame & Seth Fopeana. This group gutted a home over the course of 3 days. The home owner wants to return to this home, but does not have the resources to repair the house. Debris was piled up to the ceiling of each room of the 5 room house. The group of 15 worked with a group of adults from Oregon on the first day removing everything from the house fromTV's to mattresses to personal possessions. All the debris was covered in thick mud which was shoveled out into containers then assembly line carried to the front curb of the house. Over the next 2 days, students and adults traded places so that everyone had the experience of "mucking" a house. The house had to be finished by the time we left or else it would be demolished. The yard also had head high weeds which had to be cut down with weed eaters. This group wore gear that protects them from inhaling the mold and bacteria including protective suits, gloves, hard boots, masks and helmets. All the dry wall was removed and the house was basically stripped down to its exterior and the studs on the inside to prepare the house for the demolding process. Cathy Kappes directed a group that prepared meals for 2 days. Diane Schlarman worked with retiling areas of the Church where everybody stayed. Kelly Bohman organized work groups to assist at the mission and also with the mucking.
On Friday Evening, the Kish Family who came to Northern Kentucky last year after Katrina flooded their home hosted the group for a New Orleans Style Shrimp Boil at their home 2 miles west of the Superdome. The menu included new potatoes, spiced corn on the cob, and several other cajun delicacies. It was great to see Thomas and Amelia Kish who both attended Holy Cross last year while their home was being repaired.
On Saturday, the entire group served a Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner at the Church to members of the community. All the servers wore black and white and waited on tables restaurant style. Around 75 people showed for the dinner and also received food baskets to take home with them. The Holy Cross Contingent left New Orleans late Saturday Night and returned home around Noon on Sunday. The group vowed to spread the word about the deplorable conditions in the St. Bernard Parish. Everyone who made the trip wants to go back and continue the work. Plans are in the works to return for a service week over the Summer. A small group will be traveling over the Holidays.
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Tuition Raffle
Tickets for the 2009-10 annual tuition raffle are now on sale
The cost of the ticket is $25 and the prize is one year
in-district tuition plus fees for Holy Cross High School. Only 400 tickets
will be sold. The drawing will be held at the Indian Summer Festival in
September 2009. To purchase a ticket send a check to the High School for
25.00 payable to Holy Cross High School attention Katie Wesseling - Tuition Raffle
Sports Passes & Patron Seating
Sports passes will be available in the office and at the gates.
$25.00 for single season, $50.00 for all sports seasons and $10.00 for grade school
Patron Seating available for $100 per seat
for new members $50.00 (renewal)
Includes Reserved seating, patron shirt, door prizes & giveaways
Corporate sponsors are welcome!
Individual per game prices:
Adult Admission: $5.00
Non HC Student and Senior Citizen: $3.00
Under 6: Free Contact Mrs. Julian for more details
Lost & Found Numerous items are going unclaimed, check the office if you are missing anything. Any unclaimed items will be donated to charity at the end of the school year.
Weekly Bingo Holy Cross High School has a bingo in the cafeteria every Monday night. Doors open at 5:30 and games begin at 7:00. We always need volunteer adults to help-contact the office if interested
