Sacred Heart Academy is a Catholic K-8 school located in Redlands California. Established in 1897, Sacred Heart Academy holds the honor and distinction of being the oldest Catholic school in the Diocese of San Bernardino.
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SACRED HEART ACADEMY WINS DIOCESAN ACADEMIC DECATHLON
On Saturday, March 7, 2009, Diocesan schools participated in the Academic Decathlon. The students at Sacred Heart won 1st place in the Logic Quiz, 1st place in the Super Quiz and became the Overall Champions. Several individual students distinguished themselves in these subject areas: 1st place in Religion, Melissa Dougherty; 1st place in Fine Arts, Katie Gomes; 1st place in Literature, Julie Dibs; 3rd place in English, Nikki Orban; 3rd place in Social Studies, Charlie Macleod. We are so proud of the 10 members of the Team: Kristine de los Santos, Julie Dib, Katie Gomes, Nikki Orban, Melissa Dougherty, Maddy Brown, Charlie Macleod, Daniel McFarland, Taylor Corbridge, Michelle Pineiro – and – the alternates/study buddies: Kristin Didier, Eric Aguilar, Allison McKenzie, Scott Kehrlein, Cloie Chiong, Gabby Sanchez and Isadora Silva. The students will continue their studies to represent our Diocese at the State Academic Decathlon in San Francisco on May 2, 2009.
Mission Statement
Rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, we, the community of Sacred Heart Academy, with children as our hope for the future, embraces the mission of providing a quality Catholic education to meet the spiritual, academic and social needs of each student.
Philosophy Statement
Sacred Heart Academy, in community with The Holy Name of Jesus Parish, shares the vision of creating an academic environment rooted in our Catholic faith. In unison with parents as primary educators, teachers, staff and clergy believe that our school exists to develop self-disciplined, responsible members of the Church and society. We embrace the unique qualities of each student in a welcoming environment that respects their diverse needs. With children as our hope for the future, we believe that every child can learn to live in relationship with God and in harmony with the environment and with each other to help build the kingdom of God here and now.
Schoolwide Learning Expectations
The following Schoolwide Learning Expectations indicate the qualities and skills students will exhibit by successful completion of their education at Sacred Heart Academy. Teachers at all grade levels plan lessons to ensure that a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy is
A Strong Catholic Christian who:
• Takes an active role in school/parish community
• Demonstrates knowledge of scripture and Catholic doctrine
• Integrates Gospel values into everyday life
An Effective Life-Long Learner who:
• Demonstrates a curiosity, desire and enthusiasm for learning
• Masters basic skills while learning independently and cooperatively
• Applies academic knowledge, skills, and technology in problem solving and critical thinking
A Self-Disciplined Individual who:
• Takes responsibility for personal actions and growth
• Demonstrates self-control and respects others
• Solves problems peacefully
A Compassionate Caretaker of Creation who:
• Uses God-given talents for the benefit of others
• Respects and preserves God’s creation
• Embraces cultural diversity
On Saturday, March 7, 2009, Diocesan schools participated in the Academic Decathlon. The students at Sacred Heart won 1st place in the Logic Quiz, 1st place in the Super Quiz and became the Overall Champions. Several individual students distinguished themselves in these subject areas: 1st place in Religion, Melissa Dougherty; 1st place in Fine Arts, Katie Gomes; 1st place in Literature, Julie Dibs; 3rd place in English, Nikki Orban; 3rd place in Social Studies, Charlie Macleod. We are so proud of the 10 members of the Team: Kristine de los Santos, Julie Dib, Katie Gomes, Nikki Orban, Melissa Dougherty, Maddy Brown, Charlie Macleod, Daniel McFarland, Taylor Corbridge, Michelle Pineiro – and – the alternates/study buddies: Kristin Didier, Eric Aguilar, Allison McKenzie, Scott Kehrlein, Cloie Chiong, Gabby Sanchez and Isadora Silva. The students will continue their studies to represent our Diocese at the State Academic Decathlon in San Francisco on May 2, 2009.