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Serving a suburban population north of Cincinnati, Sacred Heart School offers academic/arts curricula rooted in the gospel in the Catholic tradition.
Most of our graduates continue in Catholic high schools including Badin High School (Archdiocesan co-ed), Ursuline Academy (girls Catholic, private), St. Xavier (boys Catholic Jesuit private), and others.
Standardized tests reveal achievement at or generally above predicted levels and national/archdiocesan averages.
Sports include basketball, football, volleyball, cheerleading Band
Choruses (secular and liturgical) Service projects Family
Atmosphere Quiet, orderly, disciplined environment
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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