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Kairos 2025

The retreat provided a chance to step away from daily routines, gain new insights, and build lasting relationships that will support them through their final year and beyond. Kairos was a meaningful opportunity for students to reflect, connect, and prepare for the challenges ahead. "Kairos was definitely an unforgettable experience! I got to strengthen and create friendships with both my classmates and God. Despite missing home, this retreat was filled with so much love, laughter, and heartwarming moments. Kairos is such a powerful experience and has a lasting impact even after you come back from the retreat!" shared Student Facilitator Ariana Valadez, '25.

Class of 2028

A very warm welcome to Our Lady of Tepeyac's class of 2028.

Our Lady of Tepeyac High School extended a warm welcome to the Class of 2028 with a Clap In, one of Tepeyac's newest traditions. 37 freshwomen stepped into the school's vibrant community after attending their first school assembly. They were greeted with a wave of clapping from the sophomores, juniors, seniors and the faculty and staff. This moment not only celebrated the newest class arrival but it was also a reminder of their sense of belonging and excitement as they embark on their high school journey.

We are excited to see these young women flourish at Our Lady of Tepeyac!

Welcome Class of 2028

 

Admissions Letters were delivered to all 8th graders accepted into the Class of 2028 in early February. We greeted girls at their schools with a swag bag and shared the great news.

 

Our Lady of Tepeyac is proud to welcome new students from 24 different schools around the Chicago area. 11 Merit Scholarships have been awarded to date.

We still have spots available!

Freshwomen Welcome

The Fall is full of fun for Freshwomen! A long held tradition was enjoyed by the Seniors and the Freshwomen as they participated in the Big Sister-Little Sister tradition. 

After weeks of letter writing, small gifts and hints, Big Sisters were finally revealed to their Freshman Little Sisters in an afternoon of fun and games.

Memories were also made at the Freshwomen Retreat, held here at Tepeyac. Led by faculty members Blanca Rodriguez '16, Clarissa Jaramillo and Miguel Patino, girls spent the afternoon bonding through group activities, art projects and reflection. Often a first retreat experience, this day offers a time for our young women to get to know each other as a class and participate in the faith life of the school.

"My heart filled up seeing all the freshies (even if it was just for a moment) let go of anything on their mind, and just be girls having the time of their lives with the activities and games at the retreat. " Ms. Jaramillo