Student Life
Student Clubs
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Leisure Clubs meet weekly during the school day - just for fun!
New clubs are formed by faculty each year, and past offerings have included:
Chess Club
Baking Club
Ukulele Club
Lord of the Rings Club
Music Appreciation Club
Fiber Arts Club
Comedy Club
Spanish Club
Gardening Club
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All students at Holy Family Academy are encouraged to serve in the school community through a variety of opportunities.
St. Vincent de Paul Club
Pro-Life Club
Knights Club
Chapel Guard
Year Book Club
Griffin Gazette
Social Club
School Store Club
Ambassadors Club
Whenever possible we hold club meetings during the school day to encourage attendance and participation.
Households
Community across grade levels is an important component of learning at Holy Family Academy. To foster this, each student becomes a member of a household: Lion, Pelican, Dolphin, and Eagle - and competes throughout the year in games and contests as a team encompassing all grades.
The household kickoff event each year is our Overnight Trip to Camp Bernadette during the first week of school, and the camaraderie continues with fun activities through the seasons.
Student Service Leadership Council
The purpose of the Student Servant Leadership Council (SSLC) is to promote unity, school spirit, and service within the mission of Holy Family Academy.
Our Mission Statement is: To be a school where students can encounter the living God in liturgy and in prayer, in classes and in conversation, in studies and in sports, in fellowship and in friendship.
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Meets in the Chapel daily as a group to pray the Prayer to St. Joseph the Worker.
Models and encourages the development of school spirit and a culture of charity.
Serves the students by preserving, establishing, promoting, and perpetuating the best traditions of Christian leadership at Holy Family Academy.
Works to foster the best possible academic atmosphere.
Brings about a closer relationship between the students, faculty and administration.
Oversees the HFA Round Table Forum and the HFA Service Clubs.
Demonstrates the principles of democratic government and the responsibilities of the individual, thereby developing an appreciation of membership in democracy
Develops good citizenship by giving the students an opportunity to have a part in self-government.
Plays a major role in helping to plan and coordinate the various student activities within the school.