4/28/2023 David Perritano Senior Makayla Mackey is all heart. She gets it from her sister, Madison ’22, and her mother, Denyse. She most definitely gets it from her late father, Warren. Warren Mackey passed away in 2021 after battling heart disease. Not only has his family endeavored to keep his spirit alive with the establishment…
AHN’s Anna Nichols recognized for amazing lacrosse game.
3/31/2023 David Perritano For Cindy Haselsteiner Pettit ’78, Academy of the Holy Names is about tradition, one she was proudly able to pass down to her daughter, Taylor, a member of the class of 2008. “It allowed me to reconnect with my Holy Names family as a mom of a student,” Cindy says. “I was…
3/31/2023 David Perritano It’s a family affair for Dr. Ron and Michele Musto, who have been fixtures at Academy of the Holy Names since their first daughter attended Pre-K in the mid-80s. It’s been a bit of a whirlwind since. For Michele, who started as a volunteer, first serving hot lunches to students, then as…
Margaret Taranto has been selected as the next Principal of Academy of the Holy Names. Taranto succeeds Michele Musto, who earlier announced her retirement after 32 years of service to the school.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: David Perritano dperritano@ahns.org (518) 438-7895 x208 Academy of the Holy Names Teams with Mathnasium to Display Student Art During Math Week Art will be Displayed in Loudonville, Westmere, and Clifton Park Locations (Albany) – March 17, 2023. Dr. Martin Kilbridge, President of Academy of the Holy Names, announced today the latest…
AHN’s Ella Schoenborn featured on National Catholic Education Association podcast
3/10/2023 Dr. Martin Kilbridge Thursday (March 9) was “National Get Over It Day.” I don’t know anything about that day, but I know a thing or two about Lent which in many ways serves as a 40-day reminder to “get over it.” Lent is a time for self-reflection on our human fallibility. When we recognize…
Spectrum News reports on AHN’s Ellen Schoenborn and Project Ella.
3/3/2023 Dr. Martin Kilbridge Every day I witness the unique magic of Holy Names and its impact on young women: hugs of greeting between classmates at morning drop off, confidence in front of a large audience, active engagement in collaborative learning. It is no wonder that the happy and purposeful environment we cultivate here carries…