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Strategic Plan

The purpose of this strategic plan is to delineate the financial, organizational and facilities elements needed to provide the strongest possible platform in support of the Sacred Heart Schools’ mission and the Sacred Heart Goals and Criteria.

In November 2006, members of the Sacred Heart Schools Board of Trustees, the Director and other administrators crafted the Strategic Plan in consultation with Independent School Management (ISM) planning consultants.

Deepen programs, enhance facilities, stabilize enrollment
The Plan provides for moderate tuition increases and comparable increases in expenses. Total enrollment is assumed to be constant throughout the six years addressed by this plan: i.e., in the 650-670 range. The school will seek to maintain class sizes in the 14-16 range for kindergarten, 18-20 range for grades 1-8.

Along with the consensus to maintain the Schools’ current student body size, was the corollary commitment to deepen and improve school programs, including fine arts and athletics.

The Schools plan to:

  • keep tuition increases reasonable
  • enhance curriculum programming
  • expand or improve facilities
  • possibly expand campus property.

2007-2012 Strategic Plan


Howdy partners, it's Congé! Classes have been cancelled as of 8:45 am. We announced the day at a special assembly featuring an independent film produced and directed by our own Mr. Lothian, Mr. Manley, and Mr. Murawski and featuring Sacred Heart's own the good, the bad, and the ugly. In between, there will be fun galore!
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The Schools welcomed more than 300 grandparents of grades K through 3 on Monday morning, May 6. Smiles were in abundance, as grandparents watched each of the grades perform a song in the gym and learded about the school's mission and goals. More...

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