this is
HOBAN
The Mission We are a Catholic high school in the Holy Cross tradition.
We celebrate our diversity, value each person, and welcome one another with the hospitality of Christ.
As a family of learners, anchored in gospel values, we empower each other to grow spiritually, develop intellectually and reach out in service to others.
Within an innovative and orderly learning environment we are committed to challenging each student in both heart and mind to be a compassionate individual, a lifelong learner, and a responsible steward of God’s creation.
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The quality which defines the students of a Holy Cross education heritage is the training of the hearts as well as the minds. - BLESSED BASIL MOREAU Founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross
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AN EXPERIENCE THAT IGNITES YOUR FUTURE. Built on a promise to empower the heart and mind, Archbishop Hoban High School nurtures the smallest spark of passion into a lifetime of success. With an inclusive, family-oriented environment, you will receive an education grounded in faith, service and innovation creating an experience that is True to You.
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Holy Cross Ten Core Values Hoban is sponsored by the Brothers of Holy Cross, the first order of teaching brothers established in the United States. The Holy Cross educational tradition in this country dates from the founding of the University of Notre Dame in 1842.
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RELIANCE ON DIVINE PROVIDENCE
EXCELLENCE
CULTIVATION OF THE HEART AS WELL AS THE MIND
INCLUSIVENESS
DISCIPLINE
OPTION FOR THE POOR
HOPE
FAMILY
INTEGRITY
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Signature Academic Programs ENTREPRENEURSHIP The McCool Center for Entrepreneurial and Leadership Studies is where students take courses that emphasize leadership, communication and
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innovative problem-solving from learning the entrepreneurial mindset. The entrepreneurship curriculum stresses the application of these skills in the classroom and an array of experiential learning opportunities. ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeology is a senior-level course designed to spark students’ appreciation and deepen their understanding of historical events.
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Students can travel to Mount Vernon, Va., to work alongside
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professional archaeologists at George Washington’s estate. Hoban is the only high school in the country to be granted this access. VISUAL AND D IG ITAL ART The new CREATE Studios houses Hoban’s 17 visual and digital art courses offered to students of all skill levels. Year after year, students produce outstanding works of art that are recognized locally, regionally
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and nationally. With the addition of CREATE Studios, students receive
OF STUDENTS TAKE AP COURSES
the hands-on instruction in a state-of-the-art facility that provides the tools needed to explore the arts and personal expression as growing artists with arms-length access to industry professionals PRE- ENG INEERING Pre-engineering I provides students with exposure to four primary disciplines of engineering: chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical.
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NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS RECOGNIZED IN THE LAST 5 YEARS
Pre-engineering II introduces students to the tools of engineering. Pre-engineering III is an independent study course that matches students to a sponsor company that exposes a student to a meaningful, hands-on, engineering experience. ENVIRONM ENTAL SCIENCE The Center for Sustainability offers an experiential learning opportunity
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in which students apply knowledge learned in environmental science,
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bioethics and public health to real-world scenarios while working and volunteering at Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The public health course investigates how societies can work to improve the health of the community as a whole by preventing disease. Bioethics investigates the increasing importance of applying an ethical framework to societies advancing in science and technology. Students enrolled in the Center for Sustainability identify the intersections between those two courses
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and environmental science. The Center for Sustainability is a way to
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College Credit Courses Get a head start at Hoban and earn college credits that will stoke the fire of a successful college experience. Students can graduate prepared and confident in their next steps. All AP, ACC and CCP courses are graded on a weighted 4.0 scale AP | A DVA N C E D PLAC EMEN T Advanced Placement courses are taught by Hoban faculty using the curriculum approved by the College Board. Successful completion of coursework in the AP program allows students the opportunity to take the AP exam in May. Students who take the AP test and earn a score of 3 or higher may receive course credit from colleges and universities.
ACC | A DVA N C ED CO LLEGE C REDIT Advanced College Credit courses through Saint Louis University (SLU) are taught by Hoban faculty who are adjunct professors of SLU. Students who successfully complete a course are granted college credit through SLU. ACC courses are accepted at many colleges and universities nationwide. There is a per credit hour fee associated with taking ACC credits through Saint Louis University.
CCP | CO L L E G E C REDIT PLU S College Credit Plus allows students to take college classes at either Hoban or on-campus at a local university. Students taking CCP courses must complete an application and meet the program requirements. Students who choose to take classes at an Ohio public college or university do not pay for tuition, fees or textbooks. Students who take classes at a private college or university may have limited costs. Students receive both high school and college credit. Currently, Archbishop Hoban High School partners with Walsh University, Kent State University and the University of Akron for CCP courses.
Hoban welcomes a diverse community of learners who are ready to ignite their future. Each student enters with unique abilities, gifts and challenges to overcome. As Holy Cross educators, we help each student light their path, pursue it with blazing zeal and stay true to who they are. Educational options at Hoban include Fine Arts Mentorship, Credit Flexibility and College Credit Plus courses available through local colleges and universities.
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Courses of Study ENG L I SH English 9: Literature Survey H English 9: Literature Survey English 10: American Literature H English 10: American Literature English 11: World Literature AP English Language and Composition English 12: British Literature AP English Literature and Composition Newspaper Yearbook HEALT H A N D P HYS I C AL ED UC AT I O N Health Education Physical Education I & II Healthy Body Composition for Life Introduction to Exercise Method and Measurement Movement Training Concepts and Practice Lifetime Sports Self-Defense for Women M ATH EM AT I C S Algebra I Intermediate Algebra Geometry with Advanced Algebra H Geometry with Advanced Algebra Geometry Algebra II H Algebra II College Algebra with Statistics and Trigonometry College Algebra with Statistics CCP H Elementary Functions I and II H Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry CCP H Pre-Calculus CCP Calculus I AP Statistics AP Calculus AB PERF ORM I N G A RTS Beginning Steel Drum Intermediate Steel Drum H Steel Drum Choir Drama Advanced Drama Introduction to Theater Tech
PRE -E NG INE E RING Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering II Pre-Engineering III S CIE NCE Biology AP Biology H Human Anatomy and Physiology Conceptual Chemistry Chemistry H Chemistry AP Chemistry H Organic Chemistry Physical Science Physics H Physics AP Physics C: Mechanics ACC H Environmental Science Bioethics Public Health S O CIAL ST U DIE S World Civilization Western Civilization AP European History U.S. History AP U.S. History ACC U.S. History CCP U.S. History Economics Government ACC Government Archaeology ACC H Museum Studies International Politics I and II Entrepreneurship Sports History Psychology T H E O LO GY Holy Cross Spirituality and Charism Scriptural Foundations Christology Paschal Mystery Ecclesiology H Ecclesiology Morality H Morality Catholic Social Teaching Sacraments
VIS UAL AR TS Beginning Art Studio Art H Studio Art Drawing AP Studio Art: Drawing Ceramics Printmaking Digital Imaging Digital Photography Advanced Digital Photography Game Design Graphic Design Video Production Advanced Video Production Fine Arts Mentorship WO RLD LANGUAGES French I French II H French II ACC H French III and IV H French V Italian I Italian II H Italian II Italian III ACC H Italian III and IV ACC H Italian IV Latin I Latin II H Latin II ACC H Latin III ACC H Latin IV Spanish I Advanced Spanish I Spanish II H Spanish II Spanish III ACC Spanish III H Spanish III ACC Spanish IV H Spanish IV H Spanish V
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Faith Formation Campus Ministry provides faith formation and support to students of all religious backgrounds as a way to nurture and fuel their faith beyond the classroom setting. The Campus Ministry Office serves three major functions —liturgy, retreats and Christian service—to complement the religious studies curriculum. L I T UR GY As a Catholic high school, the entire school family gathers for Mass at key times of the year. In addition, each grade celebrates one liturgy as a class each year. Morning Mass is celebrated every week and is open to all students and Holy Cross educators. Prayer services are held throughout the year. Students are encouraged to be involved in Christian Ministry by serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, lead the school in daily prayer and other opportunities. R ET R E ATS Campus Ministry and the religious studies department offer retreat programs for all grade levels to help students create an experience that is true to them. In addition to the required annual class retreats, optional retreats are available. SPES UNICA RETREATS (held three times each school year for juniors and seniors) HOLY CROSS CONFERENCE FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP S ERVI C E Christian service empowers students to be faithful to our Holy Cross tradition, which calls us to “have the competence to see and the courage to act.” JAM : A multiple-day, summer retreat for students to participate in a service project with a local community organization. IMMERSION PROGRAM : Domestic and international service immersion experiences are available. PROJECT HOPE : Hoban’s Outreach for Peace and Equality empowers students to prepare and serve food and share fellowship with members of the Akron community who are experiencing homelessness or other hardships. TUTORING : Students travel to St. Anthony of Padua and St. Mary elementaries to provide individual tutoring assistance with reading, spelling, math, vocabulary and other fundamental academic skills.
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20,000 hours
of Christian service completed annually by students
Service Hours Requirements Freshmen - 10 hours Sophomores - 15 hours Juniors - 20 hours Seniors - 30 hours
59% of students are Catholic
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Student Involvement At Hoban, there is something for everyone. With student organizations focused on academics, faith, service, music and more, the opportunities are virtually endless, and students are strongly encouraged to explore new experiences and interests. Hoban’s campus life aims to complement the academic experience by igniting self-discovery, leadership and service.
Clubs and Activities Academic Challenge Black Student Union Book Club Chess Club Choir and Music Ministry Drama Club Esports Faith and Fellowship Club Female Empowerment Club Film Club Fine Arts Club French Club Gourmet Food Club Harry Potter Club
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Mock Trial state championships
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Inclusioneers Investing Club Italian Club Junior Classical League Knights for Life Leaders in Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) Mathematics Club Mock Trial Model UN Peer Mentors Philosophy Club Project HOPE
theater productions each year
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college scholarships earned for Esports
Rock Climbing Club Science Olympiad Ski Club Sophisticated Students of History Spanish Club Steel Drum Band Students Against Destructive Decisions SADD Student Ambassadors Student Council Troubadours: Fall Play, Spring Musical, Winter One Acts The Visor Yearbook 5th Avenue Review
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square foot fitness center
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Project HOPE has served 25,000+ meals to our community in 11 years
Athletic Teams Hoban’s comprehensive athletic program offers students the opportunity to participate in 27 sports as part of a three-season schedule—fall, winter and spring. Applying Holy Cross values, coaches inspire, motivate, teach and reinforce the work ethic and attitudes crucial to team and individual success. Student-athletes receive strength training throughout the year in Hoban’s state-of-the-art, 11,000 square-foot fitness facility.
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OF HOBAN’S STUDENTS PARTICIPATED ON AN ATHLETIC TEAM IN 2020-21
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OF ALL STUDENT-ATHLETES WERE ON THE HONOR ROLL IN 2020-21
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Cheerleading
Basketball (Boys & Girls)
Baseball
Cross Country (Boys & Girls)
Bowling (Boys & Girls)
Lacrosse (Boys & Girls)
Dance
Cheerleading
Softball
Golf (Boys & Girls)
Dance
Tennis (Boys)
Football
Gymnastics
Track & Field (Boys & Girls)
Soccer (Boys & Girls)
Swimming & Diving (Boys & Girls)
Volleyball (Boys)
Tennis (Girls)
Wrestling
Volleyball (Girls)
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dance team state championship titles in 2020-21
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boys golf OHSAA Div. I state champions
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members of the Class of 2021 are continuing their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level
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football state championships in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020
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baseball OHSAA Div. II state champions
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MAYNARD CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL FORMATION
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Graduate Success The Class of 2021 attends nearly 70 colleges and universities across the country. American University Arizona State University - Tempe Ashland University Ave Maria University Baldwin Wallace University Bowling Green State University Canisius University Capital University Case Western Reserve University Cedarville University Central State University Duquesne University Edinboro University Florida Institute of Technology Franciscan University Furman University Gannon University Heidelberg University Hillsdale College Hiram College John Carroll University Kent State University Loyola University Marist College Mercyhurst University Merrimack College Miami University - Oxford Muskingum University Ohio State University
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million in college scholarships earned by the Class of 2021
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Ohio University Old Dominican University Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University Saint Mary’s College Siena Heights University Stetson University Texas Christian University United States Air Force Academy University of Akron University of Alabama University of California University of Central Florida University of Cincinnati University of Dayton University Findlay University of Louisville University of Mount Union University of Notre Dame University of South Carolina University of South Florida University of Wisconsin Villanova University Walsh University Wittenberg University Xavier University
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alumni worldwide
98%
of graduates attend college or serve our country
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Affordability & Scholarships Open Houses
Archbishop Hoban High School is committed to providing financial assistance so that all qualified students have the opportunity to receive a Hoban education. For the 2020-21 school year, Hoban awarded more than $2.7 million in financial assistance in the form of grants, endowed scholarships provided by The Hoban Fund and need-based tuition assistance. Hoban is an approved provider of the EdChoice and Jon Peterson Scholarships programs. Archbishop Hoban High School and the Diocese of Cleveland use FACTS Management to determine eligibility for need-based aid and to manage tuition payments. FACTS is the nation’s leading provider of tuition management, grant and aid assessment and school payment processing for private and faith-based schools. Families are required to complete an online FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment Application to be considered for assistance and to manage tuition payments. All assistance must be applied for annually. Students receiving endowed scholarships are required to write a brief note of appreciation to the generous donors to The Hoban Fund.
Visit the Castle
80%
of students receive financial assistance
$2.7
million in financial assistance awarded in 2020-2021
Knight for a Day Experience life as a Hoban Knight. Discover the endless possibilities available to you over the next four years. Contact the Admissions Office. F OR A D D ITIO N AL IN FO RMATIO N visit our website at hoban.org or contact the Office of Admissions at 330.849.2149.
ADMISSIONS hoban.org 330.849.2149 admissions@hoban.org 1 Holy Cross Blvd., Akron OH 44306
For lasting support of our mission and ministry, please consider making a gift to Hoban or remembering us in your will or estate plans.
$14
million in current endowment balance of The Hoban Fund