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16 Courses

offered online through SophieConnect

1 State-of-the-Art

on campus observatory

86 students

won Scholastic Art and Writing Awards

6 to 1

student-to-teacher ratio

20 Eucharistic ministers

in the senior class

11,388 hours of community service

performed by Middle and Upper School students

27 athletics teams and clubs

in the Middle and Upper Schools

268 students perform

in theater productions

110 acre campus

in North Greenwich

104 students travel

on exchange and service programs

24 AP courses

offered in the Upper School

312 Upper School students

participate in 60 different clubs

Noteworthy

June 24th Head of School Search Committee Update and Survey

As incoming and outgoing Board Chairs Kathleen O’Connor and Chris Ryan communicated in their last letter, I am writing with important updates on the work of the Head of School Search Committee. To summarize our work to date, we have formed an Advisory Committee, selected a search consultant and completed a Head of School position description and a timeline for the Search Committee’s work.

Read More about June 24th Head of School Search Committee Update and Survey

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Goals & Criteria

Sacred Heart Greenwich is part of a worldwide Network of Sacred Heart schools in 28 countries. Each day, we seek to educate to the values that form the framework of a Sacred Heart education. The 22 independent Network schools located in the United States share a common heritage and vision. The spirit and essence of a Sacred Heart education are exemplified by our shared Goals and Criteria. 

Faith
Faith

Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a personal and active faith in God.

Intellectual Values
Intellect

Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a deep respect for intellectual values.

Social Awareness
Justice

Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a social awareness which impels to action.

Community
Community

Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to the building of community as a Christian value. 

Personal Growth
Growth

Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to personal growth in an atmosphere of wise freedom. 

Early childhood programs shape our future leaders; our youngest members build foundational aptitudes that will guide them into college and the world beyond.

Christine D’Alessandro, Head of Lower School

The Goals and Criteria are a lifelong compass for me. In my career, I am prompted to consider the social responsibility of architecture and its power to build community.

Katie Colford '12, Yale '16

We believe our choice of Sacred Heart as an all-girls school increases our daughters' self-confidence, encourages their individuality and empowers them to take risks.

Dan Bellissimo P’27 ’27 ’29

The combination of broad intellectual and spiritual horizons found at Sacred Heart will serve as a strong base for our daughters to build future success.

Meg Chmiel P'18, '20

At Sacred Heart, students gain mastery of academic content, but more importantly, the critical thinking, problem solving, and communication tools to succeed beyond King Street.

Pamela Juan Hayes '64, Head of School

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