Nbrs School 2024

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Upcoming Events

- Monday, April 13th- Back to School; 2:00 Early Dismissal

- Tuesday, April 14th-

- Wednesday, April 15th-

- Thursday, April 16th-

- Friday, April 17th- Senior Mass @ Cathedral; Spring Musical

- Saturday, April 18th- Spring Musical

-Sunday, April 19th- Spring Musical

2026 Pizza Order

2026 Mulch Delivery Schedule for Workers

All HCHS students are required to deliver mulch for 16 hours. Students can work a few hours on several different days to fulfill the required hours if needed. Students can have a parent, friend, relative, etc. work to earn hours for them. Make sure to sign in at the mulch delivery site so your student gets credit for your participation.

We also need adult volunteer drivers 21 or older, especially those who have a truck or can drive one of the big trucks we rent (no CDL required) or adults in cars or vans to follow the big trucks with a load of students to unload the mulch. Adults do NOT have to carry mulch. They can be strictly drivers. We also need a few experienced forklift drivers. Deliveries will be made from Eaton Asphalt, 1075 Eaton Drive, Covington, KY 41017.
If you have any questions, please contact Tina Feldman at [email protected] or at 859-392-8999.

Click on the sign up genius link below to volunteer to work:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A49AAA823A1F94-62764034-mulch

Click here for the mulch delivery schedule for sports teams and extra-curriculars.

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Holy Cross High School is a place that demands everything you can give, and nothing less, and in return gives you undying loyalty and friendship.

-Mrs. Susan Schlarman, former teacher

Congratulations to the 25-26 Y-Club!

The Y-Club concluded its year at the Kentucky United Nations Assembly (KUNA) representing France, Mexico and Uganda. Holy Cross HS participated in all available program areas including the international stage, media, security council, the Presiding Officer Elections, the NGO program, and the International Court of Justice as well as debating three resolutions. Our students were highly motivated, well informed, and one of the most enthusiastic delegations present. Congratulations for all the awards and recognitions (listed below)! And a special shout out to our very dedicated group of seniors.

- Premiere Delegation
- All three resolutions passed in Voting Committee
- Selected as committee chair for voting committee- Conner Saalfeld
- Outstanding Resolution Packet (France, Mexico, Uganda)
- Outstanding Ambassador- Abigail Reed
- Outstanding Speaker- Zara Velazquez
- Outstanding Doorkeeper- Timothy Brooks
- Outstanding World Expo Display (Mexico)
- International Stage performance, choreographed by Molly Bohman

Selected pre-conference as supporting officers: Zylphia Clarke - Assistant Editor (media), Conner Saalfeld and Leo Resing - Committee Chairs, and Jaqueline Marroquin - Justice of the International Court.