School Leadership
Head of School Margaret Frazier
In January 2020, the Board of Trustees of Sacred Heart Greenwich announced the hiring of Margaret Frazier as the 34th Head of School and Head of Upper School at Sacred Heart Greenwich. Meg, who previously served as Headmistress of Marymount International in London, U.K., began her term on July 1, 2020.
Meg’s academic tenure spans three years at Marymount International, an all-girls, independent Catholic day and boarding school; 15 years at Georgetown Preparatory School, a Jesuit day and boarding school outside of Washington, D.C.; and two years as Head of Upper School at our sister school, Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart in Bethesda, Maryland. Meg is a collaborative leader, an effective communicator, and a passionate advocate for all-girls education. In her roles at both Marymount International and Stone Ridge, she served as a spiritual leader of the institutions, working to nourish and foster each school’s unique mission and history. She has developed innovative academic visions and implemented curriculum updates across disciplines.
Meg has truly had a taste of the Sacred Heart Catholic mission and all aspects of independent school life over the course of her career. She has taught English, history and Spanish, directed college counseling, coached soccer and basketball, been a semifinalist for the White House Fellows Program and been named a NAIS E.E. Ford Fellow. Meg holds an A.B. from Dartmouth College and a certificate from the John F. Kennedy School of Government Leadership Institute at Harvard University.
“I feel so privileged to be selected as the next Head of School at such an outstanding all-girls Catholic school, with a well-known history of preparing young women for lives of leadership and service to others,” Meg writes. “Now in the third decade of the 21st century, the School’s mission is just as important today as it has been in the past and our care for each girl’s needs will drive our brave work together. I have every faith that active partnerships with students, faculty, staff, parents, and alumnae will allow me to guide Sacred Heart Greenwich forward in gratitude and grace."
This is a homecoming of sorts for Meg, who grew up in Connecticut, and she is joined in Greenwich by her husband, Don. Meg has two sons who live in Washington, D.C. and Denver, CO, as well as a daughter who lives in London.
Administrative Team
Linda Vasu
Board of Trustees
- Chair: Kathleen Plunkett O'Connor ’89, P’20, ’21, ’22
- Vice Chair: Lynne Newman P’17, ’21, ’26
- Treasurer: Gregory A. Gilbert P’21
- Secretary: Sarah Jorquera ’79, P’17
- Emily Bailey Berry P’28
- Maureen Mara Brown ’82, P'19
- Sandra Caruso P’18, ’20, ’23
- Erinn Denson '85
- Michael R. Denvir P’26, ’29
- Christine Di Capua P’23
- Jan Dunn, RSCJ
- Parents' Association President Lisa Fallon '89, P'22, '25
- Regina Gannon P'23, '28
- Paula Gruner, RSCJ
- Karen Finneran Hamilton P’19, ’22, ’27
- Katherine Lavin ’98
- Thomas D. Lehrman P’22, '32
- Peter A. Marshall P’22
- Alumnae Association President Margot Kearney Navins ’02
- Sandra O'Connor P'19, '23
- Barbara Quinn, RSCJ
- Ryan P. Sfreddo P’24, ’25