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Guided by this year’s school theme, “Above All, Love,” the school community looks forward to a year filled with learning, growth, community, and joy. Continue Reading →
Sacred Heart Greenwich recently welcomed the arrival of a flock of chickens. Hatched by the second graders last spring, the chickens moved into their coop in May 2025. Today, 10 hens reside on campus at Sophie’s Farm, enriching the school’s agricultural program. Continue Reading →
The commencement ceremony will take place on June 6, 2025, celebrating the achievements and bright futures of the Class of 2025. Continue Reading →
Over the past six months, students worked closely with the organizations to bring their stories to life. The process included researching the nonprofits, conducting interviews, capturing video footage, managing audio, and editing the documentaries. Each student collaborated in pairs to produce videos for two of the nonprofits, with each taking the lead on one of the projects. Continue Reading →
The school’s trustees seek to expand the school’s agricultural education program with a 8.5′ x 20′ chicken coop in the northeast corner of their property. The coop is proposed to be set back 183′ from the nearest property line. Continue Reading →
Sacred Heart Greenwich’s valedictorian, Lindsay Taylor of Greenwich, who will attend the California Institute of Technology, and salutatorian, Avery Kim of Katonah, New York, who will attend Cornell University, addressed their fellow graduates at the commencement. Grace Isford ’15, delivered the 175th commencement address. Continue Reading →
The commencement ceremony is scheduled for June 7, marking a significant milestone for the 2024 graduating class of 75 seniors. Continue Reading →
A dedicated educator and alumna of Convent of the Sacred Heart 91st Street, O’Neill brings with her 14 years of experience from Convent of the Sacred Heart, 91st Street in New York City. Continue Reading →
The surface of the putting green is proposed to be synthetic turf, rather than natural turf for ease of maintenance and to allow play earlier in the spring and immediately after weather events. Continue Reading →
The school hosted 34 workshops, led by 71 student presenters and 26 faculty leaders on topics ranging from moss science research and bluebird habitats to composting and tree planting. In addition, outside speakers joined the celebration, including Cynthia Scharf, who has worked on climate change at the United Nations. Continue Reading →