The HNMCS Board of Directors oversees the strategic, financial and operational sustainability of HNMCS as executed by the Head of School. The sponsoring orders of the Basilian Fathers and the Felician Sisters approve all directors who join the Board, ensuring that each director reflects the school's Core Values and provides skills to assist in the governance of the school.

Philip L. Azar graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a B.A. in June, 1967. He then graduated with a J.D. degree from Tulane University in 1971, followed by an LLM in Taxation from Washington University, St. Louis. Azar served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Harlington Wood, Jr. Federal District Judge for the Central Illinois District Court, Springfield IL, for two years between his graduation from Tulane and entrance into the Washington University School of Law. Azar had represented the Felician Sisters, Chicago Province as outside legal counsel from 1978 until 2001. Azar has been a founding partner of a law firm he founded, a small business owner with over 300 employees, and a real estate developer, prior to joining Felician Services.

Enzo Carcasole serves as the Basilian Fathers' designate on the HNMCS Board. He has had a career of teaching English in the Catholic school setting, having taught for the Toronto Catholic District School Board and at St. Michael's College School. From 2011-2013, Enzo served as a teacher/administrator at HNMCS. He has strengths in curriculum, academic excellence, and he views the school's mission through the lens of the Basilian values for education.

Ezio Crescenzi, Board Secretary is the Managing Director of the Crescenzi Consulting Group, an educational consulting company that helps transform good schools into great schools. Previously, Ezio was the Head of School at The York School in Toronto. The York School was the first International Baccalaureate world school in Canada accredited to offer the IB curriculum from kindergarten through to university entrance. While at The York School, Ezio was able to create a new Junior School in the Heart of Toronto by building a new Lower School and significantly renovating the Upper School. Before that, he was the founding principal of three new public Catholic secondary schools in the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. His last high school (Gonzaga) in Dufferin-Peel was a unique partnership with the City of Mississauga. This school has some of the best facilities of any school in Ontario. As well, Gonzaga was usually in the top ten schools in the province on Provincial math and literacy tests. Ezio retired from the Dufferin- Peel Board in 2006, shortly after he was awarded the Catholic Principal of the Year award by the Catholic Principals Council of Ontario. Ezio has been very active in the community. He served for many years on the Board of Directors of Peel Family Services, a not for profit agency of the United Way. He brings excellent skills in a variety of areas key to a successful not for profit school, including strategic planning, marketing, management, staffing, financial management and advancement.

Colleen Fulkerson, Board Chair serves as the Felician Sisters’ designate on the HNMCS board. In her professional responsibility to the Felician Sisters of North America, she serves as a liaison between the Felician Sisters and several of their ministries in North America. She provides expertise in the areas of educational administration, strategy, and supervision. Colleen guides and supports ministry leaders on all areas as related to governance and operations. Colleen has experience as a teacher, department chair, Curriculum and Assessment Director, professional development leader, and has experience both opening and closing schools as well as turning around underperforming K-12 schools in some of the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas in Chicago. Colleen taught for eleven years at a Felician-sponsored high school in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Diane Richards, Board Vice Chair is an Independent Education Professional and former Secondary School Principal. Most recently, she was the Principal of the Independent Learning Center, the Ministry of Education's long distance education provider. She’s served as a Coach, working with secondary school principals and administrators as part of the Principals Council of Ontario. Diane retired from the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School board where she was Principal of Adult and Continuing Education. She served as the first lay principal of Holy Name of Mary and brings a strong familiarity with the Felician Sisters and their mission as well as a robust background in school administration, academic excellence, and professional development.

Sr. Jean Romanowicz, C.S.S.F. entered the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Felix of Cantalice (C.S.S.F.) as a young woman. She continued her education at the Ontario College of Teachers and earned her Teaching Certificate in primary Education. A life-long learner, Sr. Jean continued teaching and taking more courses related to education in order to continuously improve her work as an educator. She taught Grade 1 to Grade 8 in locations including Mississauga and Niagara Falls. Later, her Community congregation called upon her work in the Provincial Administration as the Provincial Minister for all the Felician Sisters in the Greater Toronto Area. As Provincial Minister, Sr. Jean worked with her administrative team of Sisters to ensure duty to all areas of Canon law, including mission, governance, operations, and financial responsibility for the Felician Sisters’ ministries in Canada.

Terence M. Sheridan is a passionate educator who has over 20 years of experience in public and independent Catholic educational settings, and in both single-gendered and co-educational institutions. He is presently Headmaster at Northmount School for Boys, Ontario's only all boys' independent Catholic elementary school. Prior to this, he served as teacher, vice-principal, principal, and president at St. Michael's College School. A life-long learner, Terry received his Master of Arts in Teaching in 2003 and his Ph.D. in Educational Administration in 2013. Working from a shared leadership perspective, Terry has extensive experience in the classroom setting, curriculum development, teacher development and school leadership

The HNMCS administration executes the strategic plan outlined by the Board of Directors. They are innovative, ethical and empathetic leaders who are dedicated to their commitment to meet and surpass all school-wide objectives in concert with parents, guardians and of course the students of HNMCS.

Ms. Carrie Hughes-Grant Head of School

Ms. Kathryn Anderson Director of Student Life

Mr. Andrew MacLeod Director of Technology

Ms. Nicki Newhouse Director of Schools

HNMCS staff support our students in all aspects of their academic journey. Each day they work to facilitate the daily operations of the school and manage a variety of processes key to ensuring every HNMCS student has a successful path to success.

Ms. Maya Corbic Chief Financial Officer

Ms. Giselle Fernandes Admissions

Ms. Harpreet Kalirae Administration

Ms. Angela Kretz Director, Advancement

Ms. Julie Mastromattei Student Information Manager

Ms. Elizabeth McCurdy Reception

Ms. Cheryl Pereira Accounting

All our faculty are personally invested in the care and nurturing of every HNMCS student. They are committed to healthy and supportive educational processes to instill a love of lifelong learning in each HNMCS student. They are 100% certified professionals (PhD/M.Ed./OCT), friendly facilitators, mentoring moderators and caring coaches.

Ms. Jennifer Apuzzo Drama, Social Science

Dr. Laura Barbieri French

Ms. Susan Bates University/Post Secondary Counsellor

Ms. Jaclyn Carere Science

Ms. Alessandra Ciraco Religion & Science

Ms. Olivia DiGiammarino Learning Enrichment Centre

Ms. Sarah DiMauro Music

Ms. Elizabeth Guay Mathematics, Science, Geography

Ms. Angelica Hessing Business Studies

Ms. Marion Hurley Art

Ms. Bozena Kopf Mathematics

Dr. Karen Kozma Science

Ms. Olivia Lubanski Grade 6

Ms. Rima Makari ESL

Mr. Clayton Martino English, Athletic Director (SS)

Ms. Jennifer Mather Grade 5

Ms. Julia Mathews Religion

Ms. Anne Morrone Music

Ms. Euginia Nicoletti Science

Ms. Melissa Preston Social Science

Ms. Kristin Prillo Programme Co-Ordinator, Grade 7

Ms. Natalie Rebello Mathematics

Ms. Christa Sealey Grade 8

Ms. Rebecca Smith History

Ms. Samantha Sullivan Chaplaincy

Mr. Kyle Watson French, Athletic Director (MS)

Ms. Laura Wood English