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- Holy Rosary Catholic School participates in the PSIA (Private School Interscholastic Association) competition each spring. Opportunities exist to compete in spelling, math, prose, storytelling and art appreciation to name a few. Faculty and parent volunteers help prepare the contestants after school.
- Holy Rosary has a chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. Membership in the NJHS is a privilege that is open to all qualifying students in the upper elementary who choose to apply themselves and consequently meet the five established criteria of scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship, and character.
- Students in 4th through 8th grade are identified by their Stanford Achievement Test Scores to be members of the Duke Scholars Talent Program. They are provided with extra academic challenges through this program.
- Student is 3rd - 8th grade are recognized for academic excellence by inclusion on the honor roll. Report card averages in core academic subjects of 94% or higher are listed on the Quarter High Honors Roll. Those with averages of 86% - 93% are listed as having achieved Quarter Honors.
- The Fine Arts instructor prepares a One-Act Play for the PSIA competition each spring. Holy Rosary has placed at the state level in the past two years.
- Holy Rosary Catholic School offers band to 4th through 8th graders after school. The Music Learning Band company provides the instructor. Members have practice twice a week after school with optional practice and performance opportunities on the weekends.
- Art instructor, Julio Suarez, offers art lessons after school for all students who enroll in the classes.
Holy Rosary Catholic School participates in the Fort Worth Diocese Inter-Scholastic Sports Program. The student athletes have the opportunity to compete in co-ed soccer, co-ed volleyball, basketball, track and softball/baseball.
Students in the grades of 6th, 7th and 8th are eligible to participate in the HRCS sports program.
The goal of our sports program is to encourage participation in sports by our student’s athletes. Our volunteer coaches work to develop and/or increase the student’s skill level so that those who choose to do so are prepared to enter a sports program at the next level. We also teach the responsibilities of competition, cooperation and sportsmanship throughout all of our sports programs.
