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Grounded in our Catholic faith, the Holy Family Catholic School community will educate our students to reach their academic potential while inspiring a passion to be active, lifelong learners.
Through Catholic teaching and global awareness, students will learn the great importance of being compassionate, loving and understanding citizens.
At Holy Family, we provide an engaging student-centered education
in a supportive and faith-based environment. Our goal is that each
of our students will grow spiritually, socially, emotionally,
intellectually, and physically because of the efforts of our
dedicated faculty and staff.
In addition to our faith-based education, we are an International
Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (IB MYP) World School. We are
one of only seven IB World Schools in the state of Wisconsin for
the Middle Years Programme (and, yes, that’s how it’s spelled). The
MYP is an educational framework that encourages our students in
grades 6-8 to make practical connections between their classes and
the real world. We challenge our students to “show what they know”
and lead through service. It is extremely inclusive by design and
students of all interests and academic abilities benefit from their
participation. To learn more about MYP pleaseclick
here.
I encourage you to reach out and connect with us at Holy Family. We
are honored to serve our students, our 7 supporting parishes, the
west side of Green Bay, and our entire Holy Family community. We
look forward to serving you.
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