Holy Cross, Marywood in New Partnership
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From left, seated: Sister Anne Munley, president of Marywood University; James Marcks, principal of Holy Cross High School; and Kathleen P. Hanlon, diocesan secretary for catholic schools/superintendent of schools. Standing: Charles Buzad, vice principal of Holy Cross; John Lukasik, guidance counselor at Holy Cross; Sister Ellen Maroney, vice principal at Holy Cross; Sister Catherine Luxner, director of campus ministry at Marywood University; and Ann Boland-Chase, vice president for enrollment management and Marywood University.
Marywood University recently launched a partnership with Holy Cross High School, offering students the opportunity to take advanced-level and college-credit courses. The Immaculate Heart of Mary honors program is the first of its kind and includes college-level courses, workshops, community outreach projects and mentoring programs for high-achieving students.
Students will choose a concentration in liberal arts, mathematics or science and will be recommended into the program upon completion of their freshmen year. Each summer, students will partake in projects and classes on and off campus. Participating students can receive up to 19 full college credits and will be an awarded a diploma "with distinction" upon completion.
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