Academy of the Holy Names

In the final edition of the for the 2025-26 school year, special honors for young scholars, a memorable trip that had grades six and seven counting sheep, PLUS how you can support the 1884 Fund before the month runs out! https://conta.cc/4opacSA

All in the family.

It was a homecoming for Ryleigh Hotaling ‘24, who was on hand to see her sister, Ryhan, honored as an Academic Merit Scholar on Thursday!

Congratulations to our Academic Merit Scholars. A special ceremony was held on Thursday led by Dr. Kilbridge, Principal Taranto, and Director of Enrollment Management Kendra Astemborski '07.

Each award recipient also received the traditional AHN yellow rose and pin symbolizing their growth and unfolding potential.

And just like that, school's out for summer!

Grades six and seven closed out the school year with a Field Day filled with fun activities!

Students signed each other’s shirts, and asked faculty for their autographs as well. Breakfast for lunch was served in The Commons. Games were also played, ranging from kickball and rock-paper-scissors to clothespin tag. The festivities wrapped up with bracelet-making, and some “Just Dance” with Mr. Franzini.

This week's is brought to you by the Class of 1989, and a LOT of aerosol.

Thank you to our friends at Fenimore Farm and Country Village for a wonderful day!

Led by Mrs. Eller, Mrs. Rose, Miss Meg, and Prof. Gibbons, grades six and seven took the trek to Cooperstown to spend some time on the farm visiting animals, do some 1800’s-style learning, and even managed to get some yard work done the old fashioned way! Who doesn’t enjoy aeration on stilts? I’m sure we’ll be baaaaaack soon (students would like it to be clear they are not responsible for any 🐑 jokes or puns made on this page).

You know it's a good day when Mr. Otto from Metro 7 Diner pays a visit!

Grade 6 just completed its lesson on Ancient Rome, which means it's time to mangia! 🇮🇹🤌

Some campus revitalization updates for you!