Faith
We empower each young woman to find
and share her passion and purpose.
Since 1881, Sacred Heart has lived the mission of our foundress St. Madeleine Sophie Barat – inspiring generations of students to lead meaningful lives. Today, we are a vibrant community that empowers each young woman to share her passion and purpose through our commitment to five core goals.
At Sacred Heart I learned how to think, not what to think. I was encouraged from a young age to articulate my own thoughts and stand up for what I believe in.
Alicia Rivera '18, Harvard University
Being part of the Sacred Heart network gave me the amazing opportunity to participate in the International Summit in France. I discussed global issues with Sacred Heart girls from all over the world, giving me a new perspective on issues such as climate change.
Claire, Grade 12
Learning to love service is a special part of a Sacred Heart education. In 6th grade, I volunteered for Project Cicero and Meals on Wheels. Delivering books to kids from under-resourced communities and bringing food to seniors who are homebound helped me realize that a small action can make a major difference.
Cricket, Grade 10
One of my favorite Sacred Heart traditions is “K Buddies” where 4th graders are paired with Kindergarteners. Last year, I had a K Buddy named Jacqueline. We read together, played fun games and I made sure she felt welcome as part of the Sacred Heart family...just like my K Buddy did for me.
Alysse, Grade 5
After graduating, I took a gap year to teach at Kangole Girls Senior Secondary School in Uganda. I taught math, PE and started the first competitive soccer team. Most importantly, I learned to never underestimate the power of what we can bring from 91st Street to the rest of the world.
Caitlin Murphy '17, The University of Virginia
of students
study internationally
Championships
(3 NYSAIS and 13 AAIS)
in the last 5 years
all-girls Speech Team
in New York State
students
largest Athletics and Wellness
school facility in Manhattan
of faculty have masters
or doctoral degrees
student to faculty ratio
student-led clubs
and organizations
Sacred Heart schools
around the world
of students awarded
financial aid each year
hours of community service
over the past 25 years
The Fornesics team has had an amazing start to the season with a total of 45 participants across all four grades, 3 tournaments, sweepstakes wins with the Sr. Raimonde Award, and 4 students who have already qualified for States...
Over the last weekend of October, five students from 91st Street attended the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice held in Washington, D.C.
Congratulations to second grader Ruby Sky ’34 on completing her first kids triathlon! Held at Harriman State Park, the TOUGHKids Triathlon consisted of a 20-yard swim, 1-mile bike, and 100-yard run.