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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.

At Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, we believe in nurturing our students' academic talents, professional growth, and real-world readiness. Our Student Professional Development Program (SPDP) exemplifies this commitment, offering students unparalleled opportunities to gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and explore potential career paths.

Several Carrollton students participated in the Sacred Heart Network Summer Service Projects this past summer. Grounded in the Goals and Criteria, particularly Goal III, these projects are designed to provide students with immersive learning experiences that uphold the dignity of every human being and deepen their understanding of service to others.

Isabella Duarte-Crespo '25 and Veronica Franzino '27 recently participated in a Network Summer Service Project with other Sacred Heart students at St. Madeleine Sophie's Center (SMSC) in El Cajon, CA.

Each year, the Society of the Sacred Heart invites educators to immerse themselves in the history of Sacred Heart education with colleagues from across the Network.

Congratulations to our faculty, staff, and administration on an extraordinary year!