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Here at Sacred Heart School we firmly believe that parents are the primary educators of their children. But that we, as a Catholic Community, have a commitment to aid in educating spiritually, academically and culturally to promote faith and learning which is life-long and life giving. Our students work hard to preserve and respect the richness of the past, meet the challenges of the present, and prepare for a better future. We expect nothing less than the best your child has to offer.
Yours in Christ,
Aurora Guerra Principal
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Palm Sunday |
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Holy Thursday |
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Good Friday |
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Easter Sunday |
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Progress Reports |
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Eigth Grade Graduation Pictures |
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| May 2012 |
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Progress Reports |
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7th Grade Honors 8th Grade |
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Progress Reports |
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Why Invest in SHS Private Education?
Young people are a valued treasure and future leaders of our Church, our community and our nation. Today, our Catholic schools are the Church’s most effective means for teaching our faith to children.
A private education:
- Is one of the most important investments you can make in your child’s future.
- Is based on a proven curriculum of religion, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, music, art and technology blended with a wide range of extracurricular activities.
- Is an environment in which children can discuss and live out the values upon which their education is based.
- Encourages young people to learn to question, to establish confidence in their own choices in life and to experience the sense of accomplishment from accepting challenges and assuming leadership roles.
- Is a safe place for children to learn. Have rigorous disciplinary policies with no-tolerance for violence and bullying. Encourages and invites the family to be involved in the school.
Teachers at SHS private school
- Teachers work with a well-planned and clearly directed curriculum to enhance student learning and personal development.
- Teachers prepare students to encounter the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to bring the richness and joy of teachings and values into their lives.
- Teachers understand that parents are the first and foremost educators of their children and therefore work in partnership with parents.
- Teachers lead by example in teaching moral values that encourage respect and responsibility.
- Teachers demonstrate a commitment to ongoing professional development.
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