Blessed Basil Moreau, who founded the Congregation of Holy Cross, believed successful schools must educate both the minds and the hearts of students, imparting to them the competence to see and the courage to act.

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Tetélestai takes Hoban stage during Holy Week

Tetélestai’s dramatic stage production and timeless music bring the story of Jesus’ trial, execution and resurrection to life in a visual way that leaves a lasting impression. Faithful audience members see the play as a way of enhancing the services presented by their own churches. Tetélestai will be performed in Hoban's Barry Gymnasium on Holy Thursday, April 1, and Good Friday, April 2, at 8 p.m. Admission is free but donations are accepted to defray the cost of this ministry. For more information on Tetélestai, click HERE.

Area seventh-graders visit Hoban for a day

To help seventh-graders in the important decision about which high school to attend, the admissions office conducted a visitation day at Hoban March 8. Approximately 750 seventh-graders representing around 20 area schools spent the day learning about Hoban's academic, athletic and spiritual programs. Each of them was assigned a minischedule of homeroom, three miniclasses, a lunch period and a pep rally. Hoban student-volunteers helped as guides.

Cheerleaders win state championship at OASSA competition

Hoban's cheerleaders took first place in the Division II Mount category of the Cheerleading and Dance Championships March 8. The state meet, sponsored by the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators, was at Pickerington Central High School outside Columbus. The team performed a two-minute, 20-second routine including a cheer, a chant and a dance, and involving tumbling, mounting and strong motions. They had qualified for the state level at regionals at Lake High School in February.