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By making a gift to our school during Many Gifts, One Nation: A Day of Giving to Catholic Schools, you are helping to ensure that all families who choose a Catholic school education can continue to receive value, faith-filled and quality academic formation for their children.
Your gift will be put toward the area of greatest need in our school community and gifts of any size are greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your support of Catholic school education.
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A letter from Bishop Myron J. Cotta to our children and youth:
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Dear Children and Youth,
Now, as you continue your academic school year after the Holidays, and as we begin a New Year, I pray all is well with you. For those of you who, last year, celebrated your First Holy Communion, I pray that you have stayed close to Jesus. I hope you, and your family, are continuing to go to church on Sunday so that you can listen to the Gospel of Jesus and to receive Him in Holy Communion - the Bread of Life, the Eucharist! Let us not deprive ourselves of so great a Gift! A Blessed and Happy New Year to you and your family. For you, our young people, who received the Sacrament of Confirmation in 2018, I pray all is well with you as we begin the New Year, 2019. From your day of Confirmation to the present, how has the Holy Spirit made a difference in your life? Have you fostered a relationship with Him? Are you calling upon Him to help you? Don’t forget, the Holy Spirit is your “Helper.” Have you asked Him for the “Fruits” and “Gifts” that are available to you? Remember, all you have to do is ask for them. The Holy Spirit is there to help you! He loves you and He will lead you to a greater relationship with Jesus. Never forget that! Let me know how it is going by leaving a message or comment on the Diocese of Stockton’s Facebook or Twitter page. You remain in my prayers. God bless you! Bishop Cotta Click here for PDF version. |
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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