Register now for the Holy Name of Jesus School 2025 Summer Enrichment Program, June 30th – July 10th. Click here to view/print the registration form
Hosted by the HNOJ Parent Teacher Organization, Coffee Fridays are held on the last Friday of every month from 7:30–8:30 AM. For just $10.00, enjoy coffee, tea, juice, and sweet treats to start your morning right! Want to show your school spirit? Add a 16oz HNOJ branded metal tumbler for just $10.00 more! All proceeds… read more »
The Holy Name of Jesus Parent Teacher Organization presents Springfest on Friday, April 11, 2025. There will be music, treats for sale, and pictures with the Easter bunny!
Holy Name of Jesus School celebrates a former volunteer’s incredible achievement When Aly Cedeno first walked through the gates of Holy Name of Jesus School, she wasn’t there as a student—she was there to serve. With a quiet smile and a big heart, Aly gave her time, energy, and love to the students of HNOJ… read more »
Save the date! Holy Name of Jesus School will be celebrating “Back to Church Weekend”, September 13th – 15th. Come see performances, worship and praise dance on Friday, September 13th, from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Holy Name of Jesus School will start the new 2024-2025 school on August 22, 2024. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
Teachers from Holy Name of Jesus School representing and gaining insights at the Religious Education Congress 2024 in Anaheim today – inspiring moments of growth and learning!
Congratulations to Ochuko, our outstanding sixth-grade student, on meeting Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass! Inspiring future leaders in the making!
Save the date! The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! Get ready to empower your reader with a book choice. The fair will run from the January 29th thru February 3rd.
A note from Mrs. Catherine Brown – Director of Religious Education Dear Parents, We are beginning the initial preparation for those students who will receive the sacraments of Penance and First Holy Communion for the first time. These sacraments are usually received in the second grade (or seven years old) by those students who are… read more »
