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IMPORTANT UPDATES
 

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Exam Week Bus Route and Schedule

June 1: Silver Day. All routes will run per usual.

June 2-4: Exam Days. Morning Routes will pick up at the normal time on exam days.

• Tuesday, June 2: exams are completed by 1 p.m. Hoban bus routes will depart at 1:15 p.m.
• Wednesday and Thursday (June 3-4): exams are completed by 11:20 a.m. Hoban bus routes will depart at 11:35 a.m. for their normal drop-off locations.

PLEASE NOTEIf your student has accommodated time for testing or needs to schedule a make-up exam, please make other arrangements for pickup.

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Pep Band Informational Meeting: June 9, 5:30 p.m.

Hoban will launch a new pep band in fall 2026, reviving a musical tradition not seen on campus in decades. Pep Band is open to all Hoban students and will be taught by Hoban alumnus John Zazo ’15. While previous musical experience and basic instrument knowledge are preferred, beginners are welcome to participate. An informational meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 9, at 5:30 p.m. in Moreau Ministry Hall. All who are interested in learning more should plan to attend and complete the online interest form. 

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SUMMER ASSIGNMENTS

All summer assignments are required to be completed by the start of the next school year. 
This includes the Financial Literacy requirement for juniors

ALL RETURNING STUDENTS: 2026-27 Christian Service Christian service is a graduation requirement in the theology curriculum. All students are required to complete a certain number of service hours each year. Students may begin completing hours for the coming school year as of June 1, 2026.  Similar to previous years, students need to complete a pre-approval form in x2VOL before beginning their service hours, and all service hours must be completed at the same organization. Hours completed at home or not with an approved organization will not be accepted.  The link below contains all of the necessary information about the Christian service program. More information is also available online. Students should check their Hoban email over the summer, as service opportunities will continue to be communicated when they become available. Email Mr. Fahey with any questions at faheyc@hoban.org.  Christian Service Guidelines

SENIOR CLASS INFORMATION

See details for all senior events on the Senior Class page.

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Yearbook Orders due June 5, 2026

Yearbook orders are now being accepted until June 5, 2026. Order online at hoban.org/myhoban (add the Yearbook fee to your cart and submit payment online) or order with the form at the link below. 

Order a Yearbook

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Summer 2027 Europe Trip

Hoban will once again offer students the opportunity to take part in its highly anticipated European trip in summer 2027. This journey will take students through some of the most remarkable cities and regions in Italy and France. Highlights include the fashion and energy of Milan, the canals of Venice, the spiritual and historical beauty of Padua, the art-filled streets of Florence, and the timeless wonders of Rome. Students will also enjoy the stunning coastal scenery of Cinque Terre and continue their adventure in the South of France. This trip is designed to inspire students through culture, history, and shared experiences that will stay with them for a lifetime. Students should see Mrs. Salvadori or Mrs. Sulbaran to pick up an information packet - applications are due by March 20.

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ARE YOU RECEIVING HOBAN'S TEXT MESSAGES?

We have been testing a new communication system called SchoolStatus Connect. This system will be used to send voice and SMS messages for emergency and important school updates (i.e. inclement weather school closure messages). If you did not receive messages this week about the next day's spirit week theme, we ask you to fill out this form.  

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HOBAN HARVEST PANTRY

–Supporting Hoban Students and Families

The Hoban Harvest Pantry is supported through the generosity of our parents, alumni and students, and exists to help ensure that every member of our community has what they need to thrive.

Each Friday afternoon from 3 to 3:15 p.m., we host a drop-in pantry located under the balcony at the back of Barry Gym. The pantry offers gently used uniforms and school apparel, including sweatshirts and hoodies. All students are welcome to stop by and browse for items they may need. In addition to clothing, the pantry provides food and toiletries for students and families in need.

Students seeking assistance can speak with their school counselor, who will complete a confidential needs form on their behalf. Supplies are then discreetly distributed at the end of the school day.

We invite students to visit the pantry beginning Friday, Nov. 21. Please do not hesitate to reach out to a theology teacher, campus minister or a counselor if you are in need of any assistance.

Donations of Hoban clothing or toiletries can be dropped off in the Central Office or Campus Ministry Office labeled for Harvest Pantry. Thank you for your continued generosity and support. Together, we are living out the mission of the Holy Cross by caring for one another and ensuring that every student is supported and valued.