School News

Sacred Heart Academy continues to partner with St. David’s Episcopal Church and ECHOES Around the World to sew Days for Girls kits through Project Ensonga.

The Upper School student journalism newsletter wrote about the recent Courageous Conversations event and how the process worked that evening. Students learned what active listening means and phrases that can either be "offensive or okay."

Emma Karn '21 submitted a poem to the Edith Garlow Memorial Contest and received 3rd place.

Gwendolyn Fry '20 receives First Place for her poem, "Patron of the Dirty Steeples." This is Gwen's second poetry award this spring.

Julia Gagliardi '15, currently studying English and Sociology at Fordham University was selected to participate in Read365 and Carnegie Hall's citywide spring festival, "Migrations: The Making of America". Julia performed her piece, "The Forty Foot" to a live audience in NYC.

March Madness may be gearing up for the final four, but at SHA the final two are team Faculty and team SHoops. Both teams showed up for a wild and fun game of basketball (SHoops) on Tuesday, April 2nd and the delighted spectators filled the bleachers. Both teams were so popular with the fans that it was hard to tell who the crowd was really cheering for. 

Project Ensonga returns for the 4th year as a service event for the school community. Pick your volunteer date today!

Kayleigh Doyle '19 is recognized as Main Line Girls Athlete of the Week.

Sacred Heart Basketball advances to second round PIAA State Playoffs.

Sacred Heart Academy is pleased to announce the 2019 Commencement speaker, Mary Locke Cavallaro, Class of 1986.

Through an integrated humanities program, Middle School students combined their history lesson with skit writing and performing  about the Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, and The Coercive Acts.

The SHAmazing race is February 28 for 7th-grade girls. The participants will actively engage in a race filled with science, technology, engineering and math while working alongside our Sacred Heart Educators in a fun-filled afternoon! This is an interactive and fun way to spend the afternoon on our campus and to experience a little bit of SHA! Register today!

Activities to investigate the concepts of engineering, buoyancy, structural design and renewable solar cells were planned to recognize The National Engineers Week in all divisions.

Congratulations to our All Main Line Volleyball selections: Jaycee Webster '19 - 1st Team, Hannah Martinson '20 - 2nd Team and Gianna Anthony '19 & Erin Corcoran '21 - Honorable Mention

Congratulations to Jaycee Webster '19 for making second team All Delco volleyball and to Gianna Anthony '19, Hannah Martinson '20 and Bridget McGuinn '22 for making Honorable Mention All Delco volleyball.

Leaders from the SHA Community Service Corps and Committee of Games met with Nutritional Development Services to discuss their strategies and motivations for their outstanding soup drive that will feed 1000s of local people in need. The students carried case after case of soup to the van to be delivered to area pantries that will immediately distribute the soup.