Randy Schoenborn is the Development Director. The Athletic Club is a very active group, providing assistance to the school's athletic programs. These volunteers financially support the sports programs through various activities. Members include parents, parishioners, and friends who raise the funds needed for coaches, uniforms, equipment, etc. through ticket sales, concessions, raffles, the fish fry, etc. The Sacred Heart Elementary School curriculum includes many components, but the main subjects are faith formation, reading, language arts, social studies, general music and band, mathematics, science, physical education, health, drug abuse prevention, library, visual art, and Spanish language classes.
Religion is the thread of faith, our rich heritage which is woven into the fabric of our day.
It encompasses prayer, liturgy, doctrine, scripture, work, play, and service to others. Sacred Heart uses the Silver-Burdett series. The curriculum easily enables the teacher to use a method by which reflection and action are combined to foster dialogue, sharing of faith, and a response of lived faith. It builds on the rich tradition of our Christian Catholic faith and the sharing of our faith with God and each other through dialogue, leading to a responsive living of our faith. God - the recognition that our spiritual being is our foundation and must be given just as much attention as math and reading.