To Be, Rather Than to Seem

To Be a Scholar

At the Academy of the Holy Names, you will find a setting by the Bay that is both historic and state-of-the-art. Students experience a classroom environment specifically designed with young women in mind.

 

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22

AP courses

9

annual mission trips

 

38

fine arts courses

12

sports

In addition to superior academic skills and competencies, students at the Academy of the Holy Names are offered a solid moral foundation built on an ethical code of values that are critical to the development of the whole child—body, mind and spirit. This tradition lies at the heart of the Academy, providing an added dimension to each student’s education.

High School Curriculum

Students must earn a minimum of 27 credits in order to graduate. Courses are offered in the following subject areas (click to learn more):

English

Engineering and Technology

Fine Arts

Health and Fitness

Mathematics

Science

Social Studies

Theology

World Languages

Advanced Placement & Honors Courses

Advanced Placement and Honors courses are offered in six academic subjects (English, math, social studies, world languages, science and art). Students may receive college credit for AP coursework if they score a 3, 4, or 5 on the National Exam. There is a fee for each AP exam.

Each semester, one point is added to the grade point total for each Advanced Placement course in which a student has at least a C average. Five-tenths of one point is added to the grade point total for each honors course in which a student has at least a C average.

Co-Curricular Activities

In offering students an abundance of experiences, the Academy helps ensure success as students transition from high school to college life and beyond. 

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Benefits of an All-Girls Environment

At the Academy, all of our girls are the captains, the leaders and have the starring roles. 

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The Academy of the Holy names is accredited by cognia, the Florida Council of Independent Schools, the Florida Catholic Conference and the Florida Kindergarten Council.