List of 2 news stories.

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  Starr Sariego '76 Visits Upper School Assembly

  9/26/2019
  Carrollton had the pleasure of welcoming back alumna and photographer Starr Sariego '76. She was invited to speak to Upper School students about her collaboration in "The Art of Compassion" project  on exhibition at the Coral Gables Museum. Starr gathered 20 fellow local and international photographers and paired them with women just released from prison. The project, created out of goodwill and hope, aims to redefine preconceptions of society and social justice through photography and powerful testimonies of women, all representing diversity in age, race and demeanor. The Miami Herald highlighted in a recent article  Starr's mission to help these women overcome society's biases and get on with building productive lives. She credits Carrollton for instilling in her the importance of being socially aware and empathizing with the marginalized in our community. Her guest appearance at the school left an impact among our students of the power of just one individual to bring attention to, and improve the likelyhood of sucess for others outside the mainstream of our community.
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  Graduation - Congratulations to the Class of 2019!

  6/7/2019
  Carrollton's High School graduation on June 5th, celebrated our graduates and thanked the families and faculty who encouraged, supported and championed the students' accomplishments. It is a ritual that we all recognize from our own experience at wherever high school our studies were completed. At Carrollton it is a particularly meaningful commencement because by taking place within the context of the eucharistic liturgy, we acknowledge God's grace, wisdom, mercy and guidance throughout this educational journey. This evening marked the end of each student’s journey as a Child of the Sacred Heart and celebrated the start of her being a Woman of the Sacred Heart.

  The guests were welcomed by Ceci de la Guardia ’19 with a beautiful story, a musical allegory of the Class that could practically be heard as a song. The guests were bid farewell with a reflection by Virginia Moscetti ’19, who detailed how the DNA of the Class was formed, and bound the students for lifelong friendships and shared history.

  Both of their speeches are shared here. You are encouraged to read in actual words the very essence of the impact of a Sacred Heart education.
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