FUND FOR SACRED HEART

Through leadership and wellness programming, students, parents, and educators strengthen in mind and body.

Students explore - supported by robotics, VR, and AR technology - to master concepts in science, math, and engineering. 

Students are responsible stewards of the earth and understand how good stewardship relates to sustainability. 

Students, educators, parents, and alumnae build community through service, student panels, and expert presentations.

Students become discriminating consumers of information, able to navigate physical, digital, personal, and intellectual resources.

Girls thrive as healthy athletes with positive teamwork and resilience. 

Supporting tuition assistance strengthens our community by making a Sacred Heart education accessible to more families. 

Visiting expert speakers, artists, and authors spark curiosity and self-expression. 

Alumnae celebrate lifelong connections, enjoy new experiences with classmates, and engage actively with the school.

Faculty embrace innovation, imagination, inquiry, interdisciplinary learning, and interdivisional learning. 

Enhancing internet speed on campus and electrical capabilities of outdoor spaces are part of facility upgrades this year.

Girls build skills in an enhanced Freshmen Seminar, the new Humanities Hub for Writing and Critical Thinking, and the new Math Learning Hub. 

Students compete in interscholastic tournaments in an expanded Upper School Chess Club.

Middle School girls learn to integrate the visual arts across disciplines to showcase learning and express emotion.

Middle School girls broaden learning and relationships through school trips.

Students understand and access gardening, tropical plants, and sustainability in a new greenhouse, as part of the Mustard Seeds program.

Spanning prehistory and dinosaurs to ancient Greek culture, capstone projects strengthen skills in research, presentation, and teamwork.

Girls build journalism and broadcasting skills by creating Lower School News From the Heart and Tiger Times.

Barat-Grade 1 students gain skills and poise through violin instruction and prepare to play in a Lower School strings orchestra.

Lower School girls gain team building skills through Mountain Workshop and Wilderness Survival Day.