In honor of the first grade class who stumped Father three times in one class, he trimmed his beard in the shape they selected: “mutton chops“!

Students once again met their goal in this year's Winter Greenery Fundraiser! In addition, an army of adult helpers braved the cold to distribute purchases.

On Wednesday of Thanksgiving week, grandparents and special guests gathered at our school for a breakfast, social and program.

We are so proud of our Middle School Varsity Soccer team for their recent first place win!

Veterans Day at HFA is an annual tradition that teaches our students patriotism and gives us all the opportunity to express our gratitude to the brave men and women who serve in our armed forces.

We were honored to host Bishop Sebastian Thekethecheril of the Diocese of Vijayapuram as he paid a special visit to our school!

All Saints Day 2025 was marked by a favorite HFA annual tradition: our Parade of Saints!

Our sixth graders did a fantastic job teaching their younger peers about the different parts of a cell.

Our students celebrated the Feast of St. Jerome with decorations, a special meditation in the church, and an exciting game in Sr. Lucy's religion class!

Several times throughout the year, our amazing Parent-Teacher Organization hosted a craft table after 9am Sunday Mass to build relationships and meet new faces in our community!

Students eagerly greeted the new school year as August turned to September.

Late this summer, our preschoolers and kindergarteners and their parents gathered at the school playground for snacks and fellowship time.

In spite of some rain, participants had a fantastic time at this year's Crusader Cup golf tournament!

At the end of each school year, our community gathers to award the virtue, spirit, and academic accomplishment of a few of our remarkable students.

Our first graders kept busy in the final days of school with Camp Read-a-Lot: an opportunity to turn their classroom into a cozy fort for hours of reading!

Our staff and families gathered on the last day of school for a picnic celebrating the start of summer!

No sunshine? No problem! This year's indoor Field Day was a huge success and a great start to the last week of school.

From "The Sound of Music" to "Jubilate," our students performed some beautiful choral pieces at this year's spring concert. In addition, the school Portico became a pop-up art gallery showing off painting, drawing, and sculpture.

Our graduating students delivered some amazing speeches to an audience of family, friends, staff, and peers yesterday. Congratulations to these talented young people!

Each week, our third graders bring their reading skills and some stuffed animals down to Pre-K, where they read a picture book to our youngest students!