Affording Sacred Heart

Our students live in more than 40 South Shore, South Coastal and Cape Cod communities. These areas include towns from Scituate to Yarmouth, Rockland to Bridgewater, and Lakeville to Plymouth.

Elementary School: Soccer, instructional for grades 1 & 2, travel team for grades 3-6. Also, various after school clubs, varying by session, and according to interest.

Middle School: Sacred Heart offers athletics, nationally-recognized programs in the arts, such as speech, debate, creative writing, journalism, and a diverse offering of clubs and organizations.

Some clubs and organizations allow for student involvement regardless of grade level; others are structured as to be age appropriate.

Elementary School:  Offers individualization in math and reading.

Middle School:  As a college preparatory school, two levels of instruction are offered; College Prep (CP) and Honors (H).

Only public schools in Massachusetts are allowed to administer the MCAS. MCAS exams are not required for students attending Sacred Heart School.

Elementary School:  Students in grades 2-6 are evaluated with nationally-recognized 'Measures of Academic Progress® (MAP®) multiple times during the year in the areas of Reading, Language Usage and Math.

Middle School:  All students in Grades 7 & 8 are evaluated with the IOWA test on an annual basis.  This instrument helps to chart student progress and monitor the academic program.

Yes; Sacred Heart is currently reviewing the testing process in order for potential students to safely take test. Once timeline has been finalized potential students will be notified.

For current Sacred Heart families re-enrollment deposits will be added to FACTS tuition accounts on February 13, 2021. Deposits will be withdrawn approximately 10 days later. All deposits will be non-refundable after midnight of February 12th, 2021. New acceptances will have their deposits paid on a rolling basis after acceptance is granted and are non-refundable. 
Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information

No. Financial Aid is a grant awarded to the student and their family. The annual tuition is reduced by the amount of the financial aid award.

Initial applications for financial aid can be submitted between November 1st and April 1st and will be determined on a needs basis starting with returning families.  Applications after April 1st will be reviewed on a first come first serve basis and as availability of funds allows.

Notifications on financial aid will begin in March.

No. Grants are awarded to students whose family exhibits financial need as determined by information submitted on the financial aid application through the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment program.

Merit-based scholarships are separate from financial aid and are based on high academic achievement.

The Sacred Heart Finance Department will deduct your child’s scholarship and/or grant from our total tuition. The balance is then divided over the number of payments as indicated in the payment option selected.