Educating mind, body, and spirit.
322 W. Maple St. Lombard, IL 60148 Ph. 630-629-0536
322 W. Maple St. Lombard, IL 60148 Ph. 630-629-0536
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Why Sacred Heart School?
- Educate the whole child: mind, body and spirit
- Pass on the gift of our Catholic faith
- Academic excellence
- Close, supportive and welcoming community of Catholic families
- Provide our children with a unique sense of their important place in our school, families, parish, church and community
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What Do We Offer?Religious FormationCatholic education at Sacred Heart offers the best and most complete way to bestow the gift of our faith on our children.Weekly children's masses present the opportunity not only to participate in the sacrament of the Eucharist, but also to plan and participate in the liturgy. The interactive homilies bring the message of the Gospel to the children in ways that they can apply it to their own lives. The children also participate in prayerful experiences that are unique to our Catholic tradition such as the Living Rosary, where the children (each representing a bead) lead the Rosary and the Stations of the Cross.Staff/Academics
Each of our staff members challenges our students to maximize their potential. Graduating students have a high success rate in passing entrance exams at private institutions such as Montini Catholic High school or Benet Academy. Many who attend public high school have tested into Advance Placement classes.Student Activities
Extracurricular activities give our students important opportunities to develop leadership skills, practice sportsmanship and teamwork, and enjoy themselves. They also offer another opportunity to come together as a community. Our outstanding gymnasium offers the perfect setting for practices, games and a variety of other programs.Academic Extracurricular ActivitiesSacred Heart School offers a variety of extracurricular activites that changes based on student interest year to year. Our featured extracurricular activites include: Band, Math Team, Math Club, Homework Club, Choir, Student Council, Yearbook, Safety Patrol, Scouting, Young Rembrandts, Regional and State Science Fair, Spanish Class, Computer Club, Youth Group, Chess Club, and Drama Club.Athletics
Beginning in Grade 5, students can participate in the following sports:
Boys: Basketball - Cross Country - Track and Field - Volleyball
Girls: Volleyball - Basketball - Cross Country - Track and Field