News & Announcements

We're kicking off our 2022-2023 Virtual Parent Information Sessions starting with Preschool on January 19 at 6:30 PM. Join us to learn about our 2-, 3-, and 4-year-old classes, Please register at https://bit.ly/3I0JBoz

January is a time of reflection as we await the possibilities of a new year and ponder new goals. Sometimes inspiration for change comes from unexpected sources–like first grade students at Holy Family Catholic Academy, in Inverness.

The celebration of Thanksgiving at many schools focuses on a meal shared by Native Americans and Pilgrims hundreds of years ago. Few students in northwest suburban Chicago are aware of 21st-century life on American Indian Reservations. Sixth grade students at Holy Family Catholic Academy met with one of the Inverness school’s alums, Jack Rosenwinkel, who provided a first-hand account of the culture, joys, and challenges of living on a reservation in southwestern South Dakota.

Here is HFCA's Thanksgiving Prayer for our friends and families. Happy Thanksgiving!

This past year Holy Family Catholic Academy (Inverness) middle school students won seven awards from outside organizations. The entire community recognized and applauded these hard working students who went above and beyond to create exemplary work. What is often assumed, but not always recognized is that behind these talented students are teachers who inspire, challenge, and encourage their students to excel. Recently, HFCA was delighted to announce that Middle School Teacher, Mrs. Eileen Paparone was publicly recognized as an outstanding educator.
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Our 4th/5th girls volleyball team presented their 1st place trophy to Fr. Terry and Mrs. O'Brien at our all school Mass.

Preschool Parent Curriculum Night is Thursday, 8/12. Your student's teacher will offer two presentation times tomorrow night at 6:00 PM and 6:30 PM via Zoom. (Yay, no need for babysitters!!) Check email for Zoom links.

More awards for HFCA's middle school students! Two seventh grade students at recently won awards for using their knowledge, artistic talents, and faith to express hope for a better future for many people suffering in our communities.