Lickity Split Art Contest
Enter the 7th Annual Lickity Split Holiday Art Contest!
Entry guidelines:
- The theme is "Winter Wonderland"
- Open to all students
- One entry per student
- 8.5" by 11" regular weight paper (copy/printer paper, no canvas or poster board)
- Any medium is allowed
- All art must be done individually and submitted with the artist's name and grade on the back
Watch Newsnotes and school announcements for submission deadline and information on the opening of the gallery at Lickity Split.
Yearbook Cover Contest
Enter to make your artwork the cover of the 2018-19 yearbook and win a fabulous prize!
- Only Middle School students may enter
- One entry per student
- Must be portrait positioned, not landscape
- Covers can be created using collage/montage, computer-generated, mixed media, photos, oils, acrylics, watercolors, crayons, colored pencils, pastels, or markers
- Submissions must be original work; no tracing
Deadline for submissions to Ms. Crandall in the cafeteria by Thursday, November 15
Schools Rock
Schools Rock – SHS Variety Show Audition Applications Due December 14th
We are calling all acts to audition to be in our 10th Annual Variety Show, known as Schools Rock, and held this year at school on Sunday, February 3. Last year, more than 20 acts shared their talents at this family show in which students have the opportunity to perform, serve as emcees or as show crew members. Now is the time to dream up your special act or your fabulous emcee introduction! We encourage all students and their families to audition. What are the judges looking for? Over the years we have had solo, duet, small and large ensemble acts; children and families who sing, dance, play instruments, recite speeches or poetry, juggle, and perform scenes from or develop original plays or comedy acts. Talent and emcee auditions will take place on Saturday, January 12, in our gym. Crew sign-up is due in January. See below for applications.
2019 Schools Rock Talent or Emcee Application
2019 Schools Rock Crew Application
Poetry Month
Fill Our Halls and Our Hearts with Poetry!
Sacred Heart Schools Celebrates
National Poetry Month 2019
We invite students and their families, teachers, and staff to participate in any or all of the following projects, which celebrates Poetry Month
(Poetry Month for Sacred Heart will be April 8-May 10)
Fill our halls with our favorite poetry! Due April 26 or before: (*see how to earn bonus points for Red or White Team!)
Poems are to be typed or clearly hand written on a regular 8” x 11½” size sheet of paper. The paper should include name and grade of student/faculty/staff submitting the poem, title of the poem, author of the poem and be turned in to your teacher, advisor, or Dr. Sharp!
What do students (faculty and staff too!) need to do?
- Choose and then type up or write neatly your favorite poem and give to your teacher or Dr. Sharp no later than April 26. Be sure your name is on the back of the poem.
What teachers can do to help?
- If it fits with a class project or your current curriculum, please encourage students to participate
- Collect poems and turn them in to Dr. Sharp
What will happen with the poems?
- They will fill our halls for National Poetry Month (April-May)
- Each person who shares a poem will earn 10 points* for their Red/White Team
*25 points if turned in before April 11th!
Poems of the Day – Original Poetry Writing Project
Due April 26th or before!
We invite students, faculty and staff to write/share their own original poems, which will be entered into a contest to be chosen as “Sacred Heart Schools Poem of the Day” and read aloud during the various events (Grandparent’s Day, lunch, assembly, homeroom/advisory, and Gallery Night) throughout the month of April and early May.
What do students (faculty and staff, too!) need to do?
- Share one of your favorite poems, which you have written. Poems are to be typed or clearly hand written on a regular 8” x 11½” size sheet of paper. The paper should include name and grade of student/faculty/staff submitting the poem and title of the poem. Give to your teacher or Dr. Sharp no later than April 26!
What teachers can do to help?
- If it fits with a class project or your current curriculum, please encourage students to participate/share something that they have already written
- Collect poems and turn them in to Dr. Sharp
What will happen with the poems?
- Selected Poems of the day will be read out loud at various times in April and May, including lunch, division assemblies, homeroom/advisory, and Gallery Night.
- Each person who shares an original poem will receive 100 points for their Red/White Team. Submissions made before April 11th will earn 125 points!