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About AHN
Our History
On July 17, 1881, two Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary arrived from Key West to open a two-room school house in a blacksmith shop on Zack Street in Tampa.
Admissions
Visit Us!
Come visit and learn why the Academy is unlike any other school in Tampa Bay. The Academy empowers students to engage in independent thought, to be inspired by creativity and to lead culturally-aware, spiritually-rich lives.
Elementary School
Jaguar P.R.I.D.E.
Academy's Elementary School lives out the school's mission through Jaguar P.R.I.D.E.--Positive attitude, Respectful behavior, Independent learning, Dedicated to safety, Engaged in learning.
High School
Educating Tomorrow's Leaders
Creating confident young women who are empowered and prepared to take on the next phase of their lives. Academy students and alumnae understand and appreciate our motto, Esse Quam Videri, or "To Be, Rather Than to Seem."
Athletics
Holy Names Athletics
The Academy of the Holy Names strives to provide an athletic program that challenges each student-athlete to be the best that he or she can be, both on and off of his or her respective playing field.
Support AHN
Give Online
A gift to the Academy supports the legacy established by the Sisters and enhances our school for current and future students.

2022-23 Covid Policies and Protocols

The following COVID-19 guidelines went into effect on March 7, 2022.

Masks will be optional regardless of vaccination status for faculty and staff. Masks remain optional for all students.
Those who have a COVID -19 exposure, but have no symptoms, are not required to quarantine and can remain in school. This is regardless of vaccination status.
Those who have a COVID-19 exposure and are symptomatic or test positive for COVID-19 will quarantine for five days from the onset of symptoms or positive test. In order to return, symptoms should have improved and the individual must be fever free for 24 hours without the aid of fever-reducing medicine. This is regardless of vaccination status.
After an exposure or positive COVID-19 diagnosis, a negative COVID-19 test is not required to return to school.
Anyone experiencing COVID-19 symptoms is encouraged to stay home.

Last revised August 10, 2022.