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with the completion of phase three, the entire High School settled in the new site, the Cutcut campus. With the support of the HFA Alumni
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are also celebrated, and the students are required to attend. Students in the old site celebrate Holy Mass at the nearby Holy Rosary Parish Church, Angeles City's oldest while those who are in the new site, particularly High School students celebrate theirs in the
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and administered by the Missionary Benedictine Sisters. It is registered with SEC as a non-stock, non-profit corporation, with its assets and income used directly and exclusively for educational purposes including expansion when needed to carry out the aims and objectives of the school.
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The newsletter selects its editorial board from the pool of students of Holy Family Academy. All students are invited to take part in the publication. There is a series of tests to filter which students are perfect to land the job as editors, reporters, photographers,
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San Lorenzo Ruiz Building, a 2-storey building that houses classrooms for grades 7 and 8, an office for the student government organization, an office for the head in student involvement for charity, a dressmaking room, a technical drafting room, and a home economics
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Holy Family Academy continued to operate during the Japanese occupation period, closing only for a few months during the change of political administration and reopened its doors soon after the end of World War II.
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room, and a prayer room on the 2nd Floor; a library in the 3rd floor; a music room, speech laboratories, Audio-Visual Rooms on the 4th floor; computer laboratories on the 5th floor; an entire floor of a
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and contributors, among others. The administration selects a moderator for the school paper, usually a member of the English faculty, to facilitate the editorial staff in managing the newsletter.
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Rosary Month – celebrated throughout the month of October. Students then are tasked to prepare an altar (usually at the back of their classrooms) and would take time to pray the rosary together.
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and arrived in Angeles City in 1925, with the appointment of Sister Pacifica Gerding as the first resident superior. The Benedictine Sisters at Holy Family Academy became a juridical community.
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