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Faith
Goal I
Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a personal and active faith in God.
Intellect
Goal II
Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a deep respect for intellectual values.
Service
Goal III
Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to a social awareness which impels to action.
Community
Goal IV
Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to the building of community as a Christian value.
Wisdom
Goal V
Schools of the Sacred Heart commit themselves to educate to personal growth in an atmosphere of wise freedom.
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At Carrollton, students excel intellectually, spiritually, and personally with a range of opportunities to discover their interests, talents, and passions.
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"...that focused individual attention that the teachers, the staff, the administrators - everybody here, is laser-focused on girls and making sure that girls succeed."
"What I love about the Sacred Heart education is that they really prepare us for our future, and I love how they also make us more in touch with our religion."
"This becomes more than just a place where, you know, they go to school. It becomes their family."
"...you have that courage and that confidence to be who you are because it shaped you with the experience that you've had."
Latest News
This week, over 500 Sacred Heart Network community members gathered for the Sacred Heart Summit, an inspiring intergenerational learning and action conference for the global Sacred Heart family.
In a special ceremony this week, Miami’s Mayor, Francis Suarez, presented official recognition to Carrollton’s own Adriana Ferreira de Melo '28, the Pan-American fencing champion, alongside Yannick Borel and Alexandra Louis-Maria, Olympic silver medalists, for their outstanding achievements and contributions to fencing.
At the first Sunday Community Mass of the school year, the Mater Admirabilis Chapel was filled with a vibrant sense of community.
In the upcoming months, the Network of Sacred Heart Schools will celebrate 50 Years United in Mission. In honor of this milestone, the Sacred Heart community gathered for a special Opening Prayer Service, marking the beginning of this celebration. This event recognized the rich history and traditions, and the cherished Goals that unite us as a Sacred Heart family.
Carrollton's libraries hosted a special visit from the Coconut Grove branch of the Miami-Dade Public Library as part of Library Card Sign-Up Month. The event, held during Upper School lunch periods, attracted students, faculty, and staff, all eager to celebrate the joy of reading and the value of libraries.
Last week, we had the joy of celebrating the Mass of the Holy Spirit, a cherished tradition in Catholic schools and universities around the world. This special liturgy marks the opening of the new school year, as we invite the Holy Spirit to fill our community with wisdom, grace, and inspiration for the year ahead.
Today, the Upper School welcomed back Holocaust survivor Judy Rodan for another moving presentation. In her first visit in May, Rodan shared how she was the only member of her family to survive the Holocaust, thanks to the courageous efforts of the Sacred Coeur Convent in Budapest. This time, she offered deeper insight into her life at the convent.
First Friday Formation with Fr. Vallee and Ms. Andreu reminds us of the First Friday Devotion, widely practiced in the Catholic Church, which focuses on the physical Heart as the symbol of Christ’s redemptive love.
We are delighted to share an update about one of our remarkable alumnae, Katherine "Katie" Purkis ‘13.
On the first day of the school year, Carrollton’s Upper School welcomed back alumna Alessandra Luedeking, Class of 2013, as the guest speaker for the Convocation.