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About 
Our School

Holy Family Catholic School, led by Sr. Dorothy Sayers and Sr. Angela Bulla, opened on September 3, 1996, with 641 students. The school was built as part of the "Project Growth" campaign initiated by Fr. William Ennis.

 

The school received its Blue Ribbon School Award in November 2006. Over the years, additional facilities such as a gym, cafeteria, and STEM lab were added. Holy Family Catholic School celebrated its 25th anniversary on September 3, 2021, and looks forward to the future. 

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Mission

Holy Family Catholic School inspires students, through the teachings and Traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, to live the Gospel message of love and mercy, and encourages each child to strive for academic excellence as they grow in faith, knowledge, and love. 

  

"Go forth and teach all nations . . . teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you." 
Matthew 28:19, 20 â€‹

Diocese of Orlando Mission Statement

Catholic schools in the Diocese of Orlando proclaim the Gospel message within an academic environment of excellence that challenges students to be creative and critical thinkers who integrate faith, moral leadership, and compassionate service in order to create a more just and humane world.

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Principal’s Welcome

Welcome families and students to the 2024 – 2025 school year!   I hope you had a wonderful summer, cherishing moments with loved ones.  It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that we begin a new journey together this year honoring the wonderful traditions of Holy Family Catholic School and continuing to foster the excellence that defines our community.  We are thrilled to have you back on campus! 

 

Our mission at Holy Family Catholic School is to inspire students through the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, fostering love, mercy, and academic excellence. 

We do this remembering that we are unified in one faith, one Lord, and one family.   Together, we provide a joyful and impactful school experience that shapes our students' futures and empowers them to make a difference in the world.  

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God bless,

Mrs. Schellenberg

At Holy Family Catholic School, we believe:

  • Every person is a unique reflection of God, gifted with individual talents to be cultivated and shared.  

  • The greatest calling as followers of Jesus is to love God wholeheartedly and love others as ourselves.  

  • Each child in our care is a unique creation of God, deserving love and respect.  

  • Empowered by their beliefs and faith, students can bring love, compassion, and peace to others.  

  • Students need a strong moral and academic foundation to contribute to society. 

  • A secure environment is crucial for student success.  

  • Community service is integral to a Catholic education, promoting prayer, charity, service, and social justice.  

  • We are guided as faithful disciples to honor and celebrate God's love through our actions and service. 

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Faculty & Staff

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Fr. Martin Nguyen, JCL

Pastor

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Lauren Schellenberg

Principal

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Christine Summers

Assistant Principal

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School Board

The Holy Family Catholic School Board is a group of dedicated volunteers who work to support the mission of the school as set forth in their bylaws. While not a policy-making board, members do work directly with the principal and pastor to provide support in an advisory role. 

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  • Kris Hanigosky 

  • Annie Candela 

  • Eduardo Coello 

  • Carlos Colon 

  • Ann Geagea 

  • Alfred Harms

  • Michael Bshero

  • Paul (Alex) Wartalowicz 

  • Pastor: Father Martin Nguyen, JCL 

  • Principal: Lauren Schellenberg

  • Assistant Principal: Christine Summers  

Home & School Association

The mission of the Holy Family Catholic School Home & School Association (HFCS HSA) is to help to bring together our school families and to foster a strong Catholic community with positive relationships among parents, students, faculty, and staff. The HSA board along with committee volunteers help to coordinate various memorable community events throughout the school year.

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All HFCS families are automatically part of the HSA and volunteering is strongly encouraged

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2024-2025 Home and School Association Officers

Marlene Argudin 

Krystle Bamberski 

Erinn Lindland

Stephanie Sousa

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