Sacred Heart Catholic School offers each child an educational experience filled with the highest Catholic standards. Recognizing that each child is an individual, created by God, the faculty and staff give our students a special kind of love and support that can only be found in a Catholic school environment.

At Sacred Heart Catholic School, each day is guided by our Mission Statement and our Philosophy.  Both remain at the heart of what we do as educators, guardians, and mentors.

Sacred Heart Catholic School’s curriculum, newly revised by educators throughout the Diocese of Savannah, meets and exceeds the Quality Core Curriculum set forth by the Georgia Department of Education, National Teaching Standards, and Standardized Testing.

In addition, Sacred Heart Catholic School is accredited by the Florida Catholic Conference and is a member of the National Catholic Education Association.

Curriculum

The instructional program includes, but is not limited to:
   •  Skills-based curriculum
   •  Zoo-Phonics (phonics based reading)
   •  Touch Math
   •  D’Nealian-style handwriting
   •  Conversational Spanish
   •  Pre-Algebra/Algebra (Middle School)
   •  Laboratory enhanced Science lessons
   •  Technology/Media Instruction
        (Computer Lab/Media Center)
   •  Art
   •  Physical Education
   •  Music Instruction/Vocal
   •  String Orchestra
   •  Daily Religion Instruction, including planning and attending weekly
       Mass

The core curriculum is enhanced through the use of technology, field trips, guest lecturers, and independent study projects.

Supporting our philosophies in a community-centered and well-rounded education, we offer many different extracurricular activities for our students. These include, but are not limited to:
   •  Basketball
   •  Soccer
   •  Cheerleading
   •  Irish Dance Team
   •  Orchestra
   •  Clubs and Workshop

Religious Education

The sacramental program at Sacred Heart Catholic School is part of the total parish program and requires parent participation.  Sacrament reception includes First Reconciliation and First Communion in 2nd Grade as well as Confirmation in 8th Grade. 

All students will be expected to participate in religious instruction and in school liturgies to the extent permitted by church discipline.