District News

If you or your family plan to travel to areas restricted by the CDC or if you plan cruise ship travel, you must report your travel plans to your head of school before you leave for break.

As of this morning, four (4) cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been confirmed in Kentucky with one (1) of those cases in Jefferson County. Following news briefings from state and local leaders in Frankfort and Louisville today, area Catholic schools will continue to operate on normal schedules.

Dr. Cindy Crabtree, president of Sacred Heart Schools, and the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville have worked hand in hand for the betterment of the Schools for nearly 17 years. To pay tribute to this partnership and friendship, the Sisters have announced they will honor Dr. Crabtree’s tenure and retirement with a significant gift to Sacred Heart Schools.

Sacred Heart Academy’s varsity basketball team won the Republic Bank girls Louisville Invitational Tournament (LIT) with a 67-56 victory over Manual High School.

Sacred Heart Academy senior Maggie March won the Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) Essay Contest awarded during Catholic Schools Week.

Recognized for Closing the Gender Gap in Computer Science A & Computer Science Principles

Sacred Heart Academy will host more than 200 special guests at its 30th annual Alumnae Awards celebration on Thursday, February 6, 2020.

The Board of Trustees of Sacred Heart Schools, a district of four Catholic schools sponsored by the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, is pleased to announce Dr. Karen McNay as its next president, effective June 30, 2020.

With two significant International Baccalaureate (IB) authorizations this academic year, Sacred Heart Schools has become one of only seven IB World School Districts in the Unites States.