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Support Our School
The mission of Holy Disciples Catholic School Home and School Association is to develop programs, opportunities, and funding to support and connect the school community. Our Schools are both blessed and enriched through parent participation!
Home & School Association Information
HSA Meeting Agenda
Fundraising & Current Activities
- Auction Lollipop-grams
- Auction Diamond Raffle Tickets
- Penny Wars
- RaiseRight Gift Cards
- Wreath Sale
- RaiseRight Bulk Gift Card Order
- Fruit Basket Helper/Delivery info
- Purse Bingo 2026
- Santa Breakfast
- Elementary Campus Gingerbread Day
- HDCS Blood Drive
- Holiday Kids Night Out
- Middle School Campus Christmas Party
- Elementary Special Person Day 2026
- Middle School Special Person Day 2026
Home & School Association Fundraising
We hope that you will consider volunteering at one of the Home and School Association (HSA) events this year. There are several different programs available for you to consider:
- Silent Auction
- Pie Sale
- Wreath Sale
- Spices
- Diamond Raffle
- Calendar Raffle
- Golf Tournament
- School Carnival
- Butter Braid, Chocolate & Spice Sales
Social Events
Through out the school year, there are social activities that bring students and families together. Events include, but are not limited to, Mother/Son Event, Father/Daughter Dance, Spirit Day etc. These social events are not intended to be fundraisers, and costs for these events are only meant to cover expenses to host them.
- Breakfast with Santa
- Father-Daughter Dance
- Mother-Son Event
- Spirit Day
- Middle School Semi-Formal
- Secret Santa Shopping
- Icecream Social
More Resources for Families
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering is a great way to meet people, to have some fun and to help our students. There are a number of opportunities throughout the year.
School Calendar
Stay up to date on the latest happenings, including events that you can get involved in. Review our calendar to never miss a beat!
Donate
With your support, our school can remain vibrant in the community so that students can continue to benefit from the ideals of Catholic education.
