Philosophy
- Sacred Heart is a ministry of the Catholic Church. We are committed in providing quality programs in a Catholic environment. As a Catholic school, we will educate and assist in developing the total person to grow, spiritually, socially, intellectually, physically and emotionally and providing quality programs in a Catholic environment. We expose all children to the love of God the Father, Jesus his son and the Holy Spirit. In doing this, children are not only exposed to God the Father, Jesus his son and the Holy Spirit, but will develop the secure knowledge that he is always with us.
Schoolwide Learning Expectations of Sacred Heart School Graduates are:
Catholic Learners Who...
- Know the teachings of the Catholic Church and integrate the teachings in their actions.
- Demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of Catholic tradition and Scriptural teachings in their daily lives.
- Respect diversity.
- Actively and respectfully participate in Eucharistic Liturgies and communal prayer services.
- Serve others.
- Display an attitude of forgiveness and reconciliation
Responsible Citizens Who...
- Show respect, compassion, and understanding for self and others.
- Show appreciation for God's world by taking care of the environment.
- Show respect for our country, its traditions and laws.
- Participate in leadership and service-oriented activities.
- Take responsibility for their actions.
Problem Solvers and Life-long Learners Who...
- Demonstrate critical thinking.
- Apply learned principals to new situations.
- Access faith, human resources and technology.
- Have a continuing curiosity for learning and recognize the importance of good health choices.
Aesthetically and Physically Self-Aware Individuals Who...
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the growth and development of the human body.
- Participate regularly in a variety of physical activities.
- Have developed an understanding of good physical health, including proper diet and good hygiene.
- Exhibit good sportsmanship and teamwork.
Effective Communicators Who...
- Use appropriate manners and etiquette.
- Articulate ideas clearly and creatively, both orally and in writing.
- Listen and read attentively.
- Demonstrate the ability to summarize with clear understanding and formulate questions.
- Recognize, understand, respond and use non-verbal communication.
- Utilize technology appropriately and responsibly.