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We like to think of SHS as a "continuation of home".
A warm, caring and safe environment allows each student to flourish academically, socially and emotionally.
We see the high potential inside every student. Our challenge is to make sure each child sees that too. We have always believed that parents are the primary educators of their children and we consider it a privilege to work alongside them in the education and formation of each and every student.
Sacred Heart School was founded in 1962 and operates under the
auspices of the Diocese of Manchester. It is aparochial
school approved by the State of New Hampshire.
Our school serves students 3 years old through Grade 8.
As a Catholic educational institution, Sacred Heart School is
pledged to respect the nature of each child and their dignity as a
person. Our faith is part of who we are and is incorporated each
day as we teach and nurture the whole child, helping each to grow
academically, emotionally, spiritually, and socially.
Our students are encouraged to explore leadership roles and
service projects.
We offer soccer, basketball, track and baseball for grades 6-8
and various after-school clubs for lower grades.
The Sacred Heart community is a warm group of people who value
children, safety, excellent education, faith and the importance of
family.
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