Stories

This summer, high school students from the Academy of the Holy Names, alongside peers from Jesuit High School, had the unique opportunity to participate in an enriching internship at ReliaQuest, a global leader in cybersecurity. Held at ReliaQuest's Water Street headquarters in downtown Tampa, this two-week program provided students with hands-on experience in cybersecurity, direct mentorship, and an exploration of potential career paths in the industry.

The Academy of the Holy Names is proud to announce the exceptional results of the 2024 AP testing cycle. A particular point of pride is the performance in six subjects where students achieved a 100% passing rate: AP Art and Design 2D, 3D, and Drawing, Japanese Language and Culture, United States History, and World History Modern.

We are excited to announce the return of Laura Stegenga as the head coach of the Academy of the Holy Names volleyball team. After an extensive search, Laura has accepted the offer to lead our volleyball program once again, bringing her vast experience and success back to AHN.

The journey of the Class of 2024 at the Academy has been characterized by extraordinary dedication, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.

The Class of 2024 celebrated their last day of school at the Academy with a day filled with time-honored traditions and unforgettable memories. Seniors marked the occasion by decorating their uniforms with their future college plans, showcasing their excitement for the next chapter of their lives.

The AHN Gold Star Club, deeply rooted in its commitment to supporting veterans and their families, volunteered at My Warrior's Place in Ruskin, FL, on April 27, 2024. Under the dynamic leadership of Co-Presidents Megan Hyer ’24 and Kelsey Overstreet ’25, the group dedicated six hours to transforming the retreat center's grounds and landscaping, enhancing the healing area for veterans and Gold Star family members.