Since 1862, the Holy Child Sisters have founded and/or taught in more than 50 parochial, diocesan, and independent schools in the U.S. While many of these schools continue to educate thousands of children every year, some have closed. Alums of all Holy Child Schools—regardless of whether the school is open or has closed—are an integral and much-valued part of our Holy Child family. To see a list of upcoming events and reunions, click here.
Past Holy Child Schools
Academy of the Holy Child (Cheyenne, WY)
Academy of the Holy Child (Portland, OR)
Holy Child Academy (Sharon Hill, PA)
Holy Child High School (Waukegan, IL)
St. Leonard’s Academy (Philadelphia, PA)
St. Mary’s (Melrose, MA)
School of the Holy Child (Suffern, NY)
School of the Holy Child, Senior School (Rosemont, PA)
Higher Education
Founded in 1921 by the Holy Child Sisters, Rosemont College is an independent liberal arts institution educating close to 1,000 individuals annually.
Holy Child Network of Schools
The Holy Child Network of Schools is an association of 10 Catholic, independent elementary and secondary schools educating more than 3,500 children throughout the U.S. every year. The schools are committed to the educational mission of the Catholic Church through the philosophy and spirituality of Cornelia Connelly, the foundress of the Society.
