Holy Family Academy

Holy Family Academy is a wonderful school that truely is a 'family'. Teachers and faculty are dedicated to the students and the balance of education, religion, and socializationis seconded to none.
--Submitted by a parent

im a former student of HFA and I miss that school very much. the teachers really care for you! i wish i could back
--Submitted by a student

The school itself is very nice. I myself wish that there was more in the religious education as it is a Catholic school. Tuition is a factor that should be considered as it is very expensive for us at this time.

I love Holy Family Academy. There is no where else that I would want to send my son. The teachers really care about the students and the education is top notch.
--Submitted by a parent

I thank God for this school. My children are getting a great education. The teachers care for all of the students and want them to do well. I hope it never changes.
--Submitted by a parent

Wondeful teachers and dedicated staff. Nothing but great things to say. My child is not just a 'number' here. All the other teachers in the other grades even know him. It's the same with all the students. Love it! Great moral start for children.
--Submitted by a parent

I have two children attending St. Joesph's and could not be happier. The school is comprised of hard working families that understand the importance of a Christian education. St. Joseph's faculty is the best. The principal is committed to the children and their education. There are extra-curricular activities and a CYO basketball program. The school tuition is quite affordable as compared to the other Hazleton Catholic schools. The parish is 100% behind the school and the parishioners are proud of their school and children. I could not be happier with St. Joseph's school and plan to send my boys to Bishop Hafey when they graduate from St. Joseph's. In the Hazleton area, with it's bloated public school system, it's good to know alternatives such as St. Joseph's and Bishop Hafey exist.
--Submitted by Rob Legath, a parent