Policies and Procedures

Arrival and Dismissal


School begins at 8:00 am and dismissal bell rings at 2:30 pm.

Dress Code



Holy Family believes that an appropriate Dress Code is important in educating our students. Therefore, our students are required to wear a school uniform and our parents are happy to alleviate those early morning clothing hassles.

Code of Conduct



We believe that all children are expected to behave in accordance with the Gospel message. As Catholics, we are mandated by our faith to treat each other with love and respect. In registering at Holy Family School, both students and parents agree to comply with and support the discipline policies and regulations, as outlined in the Code of Conduct.

School Closings and Delays


Holy Family School makes the decision to cancel independently of the surrounding school districts. 


On any day in which classes are canceled due to severe weather conditions, all other school-related activities (school-sponsored social events, meetings, extracurricular activities, or athletic events/practices held on or away from school property) shall likewise be canceled on that day and evening. Exception is if the host team is in session.


On days when school is cancelled or on two hour delay, parents will receive a message from the principal via the parent alert system. Parents may also listen daily to local TV and radio stations for this information. Usually these announcements are made beginning at 5:30 a.m. If Holy Family is to be closed for other emergencies, the principal will call radio and TV stations and give the reason for closing (i.e. broken water pipes, boiler problems).


School Crisis Management Plan


The Crisis Management Plan is intended to provide the school administration and staff an opportunity to prepare responses to a wide variety of emergencies. The plan gives specific attention to: issues of violence, threats upon persons or property, natural disasters, civil unrest, intruders, environmental disasters, contraband, and utilities failure. The Crisis Management Plan relies heavily upon the local school staff for implementation. 


The primary members of the Crisis Management Team are the Pastor, school Principal, Secretaries, Custodian, and Teachers. Parents, local law enforcement and emergency service agencies may assist them. Each team member has a specific role and will have a written description of their duties as the plan is called into action. A copy of the Crisis Management Plan is available in the school office.


Wellness Policy

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Parent/Student Handbook

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Dress Code

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