LETTER FROM BISHOP COTTA:
UPDATE 3/17/2020-
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
I pray that this finds you healthy and coping well with the rapidly changing landscape of our day to day lives.
Earlier today, following the guidance of state and national public health officials, and out of love and concern for God’s people, the Diocese of Stockton made the very difficult decision to suspend all public daily and Sunday Masses until further notice beginning on Wednesday, March 18. Parishes are encouraged to open their church buildings on Sundays and throughout the week for parishioners and others who wish to pray and seek spiritual consolation. Please contact your local parish to learn if, and when, the church will be open. We will continue to post updates, information and resources, including those for online Masses, on our website: www.stocktondiocese.org.
Let us keep in our prayers all who have already been impacted by the Coronavirus, especially those who have lost their life. We pray for all medical professionals who are and will be dealing with anyone suffering from this illness. May our Holy Mother, Health of the Sick, intercede for us during this time.
In the Peace of Christ,
+Bishop Myron J. Cotta
UPDATE 3/17/2020-
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
I pray that this finds you healthy and coping well with the rapidly changing landscape of our day to day lives.
Earlier today, following the guidance of state and national public health officials, and out of love and concern for God’s people, the Diocese of Stockton made the very difficult decision to suspend all public daily and Sunday Masses until further notice beginning on Wednesday, March 18. Parishes are encouraged to open their church buildings on Sundays and throughout the week for parishioners and others who wish to pray and seek spiritual consolation. Please contact your local parish to learn if, and when, the church will be open. We will continue to post updates, information and resources, including those for online Masses, on our website: www.stocktondiocese.org.
Let us keep in our prayers all who have already been impacted by the Coronavirus, especially those who have lost their life. We pray for all medical professionals who are and will be dealing with anyone suffering from this illness. May our Holy Mother, Health of the Sick, intercede for us during this time.
In the Peace of Christ,
+Bishop Myron J. Cotta
Dear Sacred Heart School Parents & Guardians,
As a follow up to previous communications, I want to reiterate that the public's health and safety are paramount to the Diocese of Stockton and our school community. While there have been no confirmed COVID-19 diagnoses within our school, we want to ensure that we are acting with prudence and diligence for the best interest of our students, teachers, and families.
We do understand the tremendous burden this may place on our families, and only after careful consideration and in light of the fluid nature of this pandemic, the Bishop has announced that all schools within the Diocese of Stockton, will suspend onsite instruction from March 16 – March 27, 2020. We plan to re-open school on March 30, 2020.
This closure includes any planned large gatherings that are not essential, including fundraisers, community events, and field trips. School buildings will not be open to children, parents, or community members during this time.
In preparation for this possibility, our teachers have developed remote learning plans to provide continuity in learning. The implementation of this remote learning model will alleviate additional school days being added to the end of the school year.
Yesterday, teachers sent students home with the books and essential materials they may need. Teachers will be sharing learning plans with students and parents via email or whatever means they have communicated with you. Over the course of the next two weeks, teachers will be monitoring students' work and providing feedback.
Please complete this online survey regarding the availability of technology at your home, this will assist us in connecting with your student throughout this time.
https://forms.gle/L3rQ1w6kWw5wzVZV9
Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions or concerns about this or any other issue at hand. Please see the attached letter from our Bishop and Director of Catholic Schools.
We thank you for your patience and prayers.
In Christ,
Mrs. Sara Michelena
Principal
Sacred Heart School, Turlock
As a follow up to previous communications, I want to reiterate that the public's health and safety are paramount to the Diocese of Stockton and our school community. While there have been no confirmed COVID-19 diagnoses within our school, we want to ensure that we are acting with prudence and diligence for the best interest of our students, teachers, and families.
We do understand the tremendous burden this may place on our families, and only after careful consideration and in light of the fluid nature of this pandemic, the Bishop has announced that all schools within the Diocese of Stockton, will suspend onsite instruction from March 16 – March 27, 2020. We plan to re-open school on March 30, 2020.
This closure includes any planned large gatherings that are not essential, including fundraisers, community events, and field trips. School buildings will not be open to children, parents, or community members during this time.
In preparation for this possibility, our teachers have developed remote learning plans to provide continuity in learning. The implementation of this remote learning model will alleviate additional school days being added to the end of the school year.
Yesterday, teachers sent students home with the books and essential materials they may need. Teachers will be sharing learning plans with students and parents via email or whatever means they have communicated with you. Over the course of the next two weeks, teachers will be monitoring students' work and providing feedback.
Please complete this online survey regarding the availability of technology at your home, this will assist us in connecting with your student throughout this time.
https://forms.gle/L3rQ1w6kWw5wzVZV9
Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions or concerns about this or any other issue at hand. Please see the attached letter from our Bishop and Director of Catholic Schools.
We thank you for your patience and prayers.
In Christ,
Mrs. Sara Michelena
Principal
Sacred Heart School, Turlock
Sacred Heart School families,
We recognize that this might be a rough time as we all enter uncharted territories. Attached is information regarding the meal service options for your child and/or family. As more information becomes available, we will be updating and sharing with all of you. Currently, all of these options are free of charge for ANY student (parents do have to be present). United Samaritans is available for your entire family and the schedule is attached. Thank you for your patience during this time and please reach out with any meal service concerns. We at Sacred Heart School want to help in anyway possible.
Thank you and God Bless
We recognize that this might be a rough time as we all enter uncharted territories. Attached is information regarding the meal service options for your child and/or family. As more information becomes available, we will be updating and sharing with all of you. Currently, all of these options are free of charge for ANY student (parents do have to be present). United Samaritans is available for your entire family and the schedule is attached. Thank you for your patience during this time and please reach out with any meal service concerns. We at Sacred Heart School want to help in anyway possible.
Thank you and God Bless
PHILOSOPHY
"Sacred Heart School has been established to assist parents in properly directing their children’s spiritual, intellectual, and social growth. Within the context of Catholic education, Sacred Heart School promotes the dignity of the human person, nourishes the gifts which have been given to the children of God, and provides for a society based in justice, service, and love.
Sacred Heart School teaches the children of our community the principals and doctrines of their Catholic faith, prepares them to proclaim the Gospel and live it daily, promotes within them a sense of justice and a desire for peace, provides them with a quality education in preparation for a productive, caring, and purposeful future; and above all, fosters a community of faith, hope, and love."
"Sacred Heart School has been established to assist parents in properly directing their children’s spiritual, intellectual, and social growth. Within the context of Catholic education, Sacred Heart School promotes the dignity of the human person, nourishes the gifts which have been given to the children of God, and provides for a society based in justice, service, and love.
Sacred Heart School teaches the children of our community the principals and doctrines of their Catholic faith, prepares them to proclaim the Gospel and live it daily, promotes within them a sense of justice and a desire for peace, provides them with a quality education in preparation for a productive, caring, and purposeful future; and above all, fosters a community of faith, hope, and love."
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SACRED HEART SCHOOL
STUDENT LEARNING EXPECTATIONS – SLE’s Sacred Heart Students are C. L. E. A. R: Critical Thinkers who: Work independently and collaboratively to achieve goals Strive for responsible decision making, reflective of Gospel values Life-long Learners who: Show that learning is a life-long process Value learning effective study habits and apply knowledge to life situations Utilize technology and research skills Effective Communicators who: Read, write, and speak with understanding Listen attentively Respond skillfully Active Catholics who: Know the basic teaching of the Catholic Church Actively participate in liturgical celebrations Live the Gospel Message Responsible Citizens who: Share their time, talents, and treasures with the community Exercise personal responsibility by developing good health and safety habits Demonstrate stewardship for the environment |
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ACCREDITATION
Sacred Heart Catholic School is accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA). WCEA accredits Catholic elementary and secondary schools in nine western states (26 (arch) dioceses) and the US Territory of Guam. WCEA co-accredits and is in partnership with three Regional agencies (WASC, NAAS, NCA CASI) and two private agencies (CAIS and HAIS). WCEA began in 1957 in San Francisco and has a long and successful history of assisting school improvement through the accreditation process. |
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