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Sacred Heart Model School, a member of Sacred Heart Schools on the Ursuline Campus, is a Catholic private co-educational school, Kindergarten through Grade Eight.
Faithful to the mission of the Ursuline Sisters, Sacred Heart Model School educates the whole person in a nurturing Christ-centered environment.
We are dedicated to providing for the spiritual, intellectual, moral, aesthetic, social and physical development of each student.
Every child is unique and possesses certain skills and abilities.
By differentiating instruction, the SHMS staff educates and challenges our students in a way that supports their maximum growth, development and personal success.
Sacred Heart Model School is a National Blue Ribbon School of
Excellence.
The Model School continues to offer the very latest teaching
practices and is proud of the way its faculty members share their
professional and personal gifts with their students.
SHMS is dedicated to nurturing enlightened scholars, responsible
citizens and involved community leaders of high character.
Small class size, service commitments from K-8, a full array of
arts taught by professionals, and extensive foreign language
studies (four days/week lower level; five days/week middle school)
offer Model School students enrichment and growth opportunities
unique to our school.
We are proud of our hallmarks of excellence in academic rigor,
leadership development, faith formation, service outreach and arts
exploration.
We just opened our brand new elementary gymnasium! Our full-time
athletic director's goal is to "put each athlete in a position that
gives him or her the opportunity to be successful!"
We welcome everyone to visit us and see why Sacred Heart Model
School has been the Model of Excellence since 1924.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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