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We, the Sacred Heart Catholic School Family, are a faith community for the Roman Catholic Church, responding to God's call to proclaim the Gospel, to nurture, and heal.
We commit ourselves to providing educational opportunity for the children of our parish and the community at large.
We are called to provide an environment for spiritual growth.
We seek to promote justice, salvation, and dignity for all.
At Sacred Heart, we know that if our students are to make a unique contribution to society as doctors, lawyers, teachers, scientists, engineers, and artists, each student must be steeped in the vibrant reality of the faith they profess.
Catholicism must be present in every classroom--not just in Religion class--suffusing all areas of instruction.
Religion is not simply a branch of learning. It is a basis and foundation of education that must color every subject.
The Catholic religion gives our school's education its vivifying form.
We, the Sacred Heart Catholic School Family, are a faith community
for the Roman Catholic Church, responding to God's call to proclaim
the Gospel, to nurture, and heal. We commit ourselves to providing
educational opportunity for the children of our parish and the
community at large. We are called to provide an environment for
spiritual growth. We seek to promote justice, salvation, and
dignity for all. At Sacred Heart, we know that if our students are
to make a unique contribution to society as doctors, lawyers,
teachers, scientists, engineers, and artists, each student must be
steeped in the vibrant reality of the faith they profess.
Catholicism must be present in every classroom--not just in
Religion class--suffusing all areas of instruction. Religion is not
simply a branch of learning. It is a basis and foundation of
education that must color every subject. The Catholic religion
gives our school's education its vivifying form.
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Quick Stats (2024-25)
Grades: Prekindergarten-12
Enrollment: 216 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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