Fund for Sacred Heart

Living our mission inspires our community to live with faith, purpose, courage, and confidence.

Students discover their unique paths to leadership, developing the commitment and courage to make a difference in the world. 

Students master concepts in science, math, and engineering, supported by robotics, artificial intelligence, and hands-on scientific research. 

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

Students and educators develop in mind and body through initiatives in the classroom, Advisory, and cocurricular activities. 

Students learn through cocurricular, mission-driven, immersive experiences. 

Student-athletes thrive with teamwork and resilience. 

Students develop artistic passions and skills through diverse offerings such as the visual arts, theatrical performances, Madrigals, and Lower School Strings.

Supporting tuition assistance makes a Sacred Heart Greenwich education accessible to more families, expands our impact, and enriches learning for all. 

Students learn real-world skills from industry and community experts, guest speakers, and unique externship opportunities.

Providing student-centered, research-based, outcome-oriented support structures enables access to learning and empowers all students to develop effective habits and skills.

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

Faculty embrace innovation, inquiry, interdisciplinary learning, educational technology, interdivisional collaboration, and the advantages of an all-girls, Catholic education. 

Upgrading data and electrical infrastructure, adding interactive monitors in US, enhancing the Hayes Common Room in MS, and adding a new roof and deck for Barat Center are part of recent facility upgrades. 

Upper School girls build skills through an enhanced Advisory curriculum, Math Learning Hub, and Writing Center, as well as a new Peer Tutoring program. 

Upper School students grow beyond campus, through grade-wide community-building excursions, global service experiences, and exchange opportunities. 

Middle School students build executive functioning skills and refine essential student habits of mind in programs from Advisory to Academic Extensions.

Middle School girls enjoy a sense of community and belonging through grade-wide bonding exercises and retreats.

Lower school students study geography, community, government, and current events to engage as active citizens.

Lower School students learn to take risks and develop as leaders, assuming essential roles in performances, media studies, liturgies, and assemblies.