Student Information
Honor Roll
Honor Roll with be giving out at the end of each quarter
First Honors: 3rd Quarter
Second Honors: 3rd Quarter
First Honors: 2nd Quarter
Second Honors: 2nd Quarter
First Honors: 1st Quarter
Second Honors: 1st Quarter
Dress Code
Beginning October 5th, shorts and Capri-style pants may no longer be worn. All students must wear uniform-style pants (girls may obviously wear uniform skirts). Please make sure that as cooler weather approaches, acceptable sweatshirts and jackets are worn. We are already seeing an increase in the number of illegal sweatshirts being worn at school. Only HC logo sweatshirts or plain sweatshirts may be worn in white, black, red, or gray.
Detentions will be given for dress code violations.
Governor Scholar Program Awards -2009
Congratulations to Jared Andrews, Eric Gregory and Nick Miller they will be attending the Governor's Scholars program for Academics this summer.
Governor Scholar for the Arts Awards -2009
Congratulations to Mark Manczyk-Architecture, Ali Doggett-Visual Art & Nathan Pappas-Visual Art they will be attending the Governor's Scholars for Arts program this summer.
Law Enforcement Explorer Program
If you have interest in any branch of law enforcement, consider working with the Explorer Program and the Covington Police Department. There are a lot of hands on activities and practical information to be learned. For more information, please contact Officer Jon Mangus, at (859) 292-2256 or (859) 292-2203 and speak with Capatin Allen.
Tag Days
Proceeds benefit a chosen charity of the day.
Tag Days are $1 Students who pay $1 may come out of uniform.
Please adhere to proper attire Restrictions for dress on tag day include:
- Clothes cannot contain any objectionable references
- Shirts above the waistline are not permitted
- Sleeveless shirts are not permitted
- Shorts can be no more than 3 inches above the knee
- No bare shoulders, bellies, or backs are permitted
- All clothes must be in good repair without tears or rips
No Pass No Drive Law
A new law has been passed and activated concerning all 16 and 17 year olds who have or are applying for a driver’s license. Under this law, Holy Cross High School is required to report at the end of each semester, any student who is failing two or more classes or who has nine or more unexcused absences. The law also requires us to immediately report any student who drops out of school. These conditions can result in the denial or revocation of a student’s driver’s license.
New Driver Verification Form
Another regulation associated with the “No Pass/No Drive Law” requires a “School Compliance Verification Form” to be presented to the clerk before the written test will be administered. Be sure to have your student pick up this form in the high school office before taking them for their written test.
ACT DATES
If you are a Senior and have not yet taken the ACT, and are planning on going to college, you need to take the test immediately. Having an ACT or SAT is a requirement for college applications, and you cannot be admitted without an ACT score that meets the requirements of each particular college.
Also, when filling out your ACT test packet, the school code for Holy Cross is 180-555.
See Mrs. Stropko or Mrs. Meeks if you need help in filling out your packet.
The regulations for dances are:
- Holy Cross High School students may bring one guest but must sign them in and are responsible for their conduct.
- Once a student leaves the dance they will not be readmitted
- Student appearance, dress and dancing must be in good taste
Click here on the Student Spolights page to read & hear about some of last year's students' outstanding acheivements!
If you know someone who should be spotlighted for this year contact Mrs. Trame
