2. HNHS - History
• Founded in 1868 as Convent of Our Lady of Sacred
Heart on the shores of Lake Merritt, pre-dating public
education in Oakland
• After 60 years at the Lake Merritt site, the school
needed to move
• Sisters acquired a parcel of land in Piedmont Heights
in 1927 and built the most modern high school of it’s
time including Home Economics and Secretarial
departments, sound proofed music rooms and this
lovely auditorium.
3.
4. ORIGIAL AIMS OF
HOLY NAMES HIGH SCHOOL
I. To provide a Christian education for young women.
2. To provide the training of mind and will which will
prepare the student for the future.
3. To form cultured Catholic women of positive
personality and spiritual power who are prepared to
meet life's responsibilities and to take part in social
and civic activities that form an essen-tial part of
modern life.
5. Core Values of the Sisters of the
Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
• Full Development of the Human Person
• Education in the Faith
• Hospitality
• Dedication to Women and Children
• Dedication to Justice
• Service to People Who are Poor or
Marginalized
• Commitment to Liberating Action
• Love for the Names of Jesus and Mary
6. Integrated Student Outcomes
• Is a woman of faith
• Is intellectually competent
• Is committed to personal growth
• Is artistically enriched
• Serves others
7. Who We Are Today
32%
27%
17%
14%
8% 3%
African American
Hispanic/Latina
European American
Multi-Racial
Asian/Pacific Islander
Other
8. Who We Are Today
38%
25%
20%
6%
5% 5% 1%
Catholic Schools (17)
Private Schools (37)
Public School (29)
Charter Schools (6)
International (8)
Other High Schools
Home School
9. Who We Are Today
Catholic, 42%
Christian, 33%
Exploring and
Undeclared,
17%
Buddhist,
Islamic, Jewish,
Orthodox,
Mormon,
Muslim, 7%
10. Partnership Begins
Parent Association President Angel AhSam
• Back to School Night, Thursday, September 12
• All School Multicultural Potluck, Saturday,
September 14
• Parent Association Meeting, Tuesday,
September 24
• Volunteer when the survey comes out!
11. Partnership Begins
Parent Relations Manager Petra Rocha
• Semi-monthly e-news
• E-mail communications regularly
• Help you get involved
• Spanish translation assistance with many staff
members on campus
12. Expense Budget = Mission
$2,656,625
$171,750
$464,925
$535,000 Salaries and Benefits
Program Expense
Non-Instructional
Expense
Financial Aid
$3,828,300 Total Expense
13. Tuition Charged = Funding Gap
$2,656,625
$216,100$419,100
$508,175
$562,200
Tuition
Registration & Fees
Rentals
Reserve Spending
Unfunded Gap
$3,828,300 Total Expense
- $3,266,100 Tuition & Fees
$562,200 Funding Gap
14. Philosophy of Philanthropy
• Price beyond the reach of most families
• Catholic Church mission to keep education
accessible and affordable
• Most faith traditions of the world promote
philanthropic value of caring for one another
• Contributions are tax deductible
15. Partners In Philanthropy
• 100% of volunteer Board of Directors gave last
year
• Alumnae contributed over $482,000 including
endowments and bequests last year
• 70% of faculty and staff contributed last year
• Foundation grants, corporate matching gifts
• Past Parents, Friends, Special Events
• Current Parents
16. Partnership Begins
Annual Gift Gift Level 10 Months Quarterly
Semi-
Annually
$3,748 Benefactor – Fill Your Gap $374 $937 $1,874
$2,500 Benefactor $250 $625 $1,250
$1,000 Founder $100 $250 $500
$500 Principal $50 $125 $250
$250 Patron $25 $75 $125
$100 Century Club $10 $25 $50
17. Partnership
• Honor to be entrusted with your daughters’
education
• Thank you for sharing your time, talent, and
treasure to partner with us to help your daughter
reach her potential!
18. Dismissal
• Parents of Frosh and Soph students please
proceed to the cafeteria via the stairwell by the
library and through the courtyard
• Parents of Seniors and Juniors are free to go when
your daughters have completed their photos and
app/textbook instruction in the Learning
Commons
