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Rooted in values of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, AHN students are guided on a journey of personal growth and moral development, which fosters a strong sense of purpose and empathy.
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Academy of the Holy Names. Founded in 1881, AHN is an independent Catholic school for boys and girls (pre-K to 8) and a college prep high school for young women in grades 9-12.
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High School. At Holy Names, there are no bystanders – only participants. Student are given every opportunity to participate, grow, and excel. Our small classes make it possible for each student to engage and explore. Our teachers encourage questions and invite discussion.
4,132 Followers, 225 Following, 1,283 Posts - Academy of the Holy Names (@holynamestpa) on Instagram: "Founded in 1881, AHN is an independent Catholic school for boys and girls (pre-K to 8) and a college prep high school for young women in grades 9-12."
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Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus & Mary of Windsor. 501 likes. The Windsor-Essex Holy Names Sisters established their ministries in 1864. And we continue to minister in whatever ways we can.
The Academy of the Holy Names Rowing Club is devoted to the persistent pursuit of improvement and achievement on the water, in the classroom, and around the community. We seek to foster a positive and supportive environment for scholastic girls to competitively row in both state and national regattas.
Tower, Holy Names College And St. Mary's Academy, Windsor. Dated December 29, 1940; this is the third St. Mary's Academy; it was built between 1927-1929 in south Windsor; it closed in 1970 and was demolished in 1977; it was run by the Sisters Of The Holy Names Of Jesus And Mary.
