Mrs. Jervis planned fun hands-on activities to learn about the ancient civilization of Egypt.
School News
At Sacred Heart Academy, our program is rooted in faith, intellect, service, community and personal growth. Through our Five Goals students are encouraged to take risks, reach beyond their comfort level and expect more from themselves as lifelong learners and responsive leaders. Education extends beyond the classroom and our students seek opportunities and share experiences both as individuals and as a school community.
While I have met my best friends here at school, I have also met myself. I have discovered my true potential and have been handed the tools to let my talents show. I am surrounded by supportive peers and encouraging teachers.
N.A., Class of 2019
Learning the Rock Cycle is "hard" and fun with Earth Science teacher, Mrs. Mullan.
Three SHA alumnae from the Classes of '95, '08 and '16 spent time on Veterans Day with middle school students in a virtual assembly discussing their experiences serving in the military.
In art, students decorated golf balls to donate to the Bunkers in Baghdad not-for-profit organization.
Sacred Heart Academy's 8th-grade attended the 12th annual Middle School Diversity Conference at the Haverford School. Over thirty-eight local schools attended the conference. One of SHA's students, Paige Redmond received honorable mention for her poem about diversity.
Middle school students learned from guest speaker, Eva Verbeeck, a Belgian photographer and documentary filmmaker. Eva is working on a project called ‘America’s Girls’.
Learning social skills during adolescence through facilitated content is a valuable way to spend community time. Middle School students are actively enjoying the Be Happy, Be Healthy program.
During community time, middle school students are learning the connections between physical health and mental happiness.
Sacred Heart Academy welcomes Mrs. Kimberley Trinacria as Middle School Director.
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.
Dr. Clifford's French class enjoyed a homemade King Cake. Délicieux!
Mrs. Cooney's classes performed history plays depicting pivotal US and World History events during the Civil War, World War II, Civil Rights, and the Middle Ages. Race and Identity, Points of View, Character Motivation and Renaissance Italy were all acted out by the groups.
Middle School students were challenged to write a poem about autumn without using most words you would think to describe the season.
Sacred Heart Academy will be collecting aluminum can tabs to support Ronald McDonald House. Please recycle your tabs and send them in!