The Ascot Hills Challenge Virtual 5K was held on September 25th in El Sereno. The event proceeds benefit Wilson High School Fire and Police Magnet Cadet Program and Ascot Hills Park. Sacred Heart School Board member, George Cabrera participated in the event. Way to go George!
Our community newspaper, The Lincoln Star, featured Sacred Heart Elementary School on the front page of the September-October 2020 edition. The article, “How One Elementary School in Lincoln Heights is Meeting the challenges of COVID-19”, describes how the school is gearing up for a safe and secure reopening when LA County is taken off the… read more »
On September 1st, Bishop O’Connell visited the school to celebrate it’s 130th anniversary. In honor of the event, he presented the school with an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Students attended the ceremony virtually through Zoom sessions set up by their teachers. Thank you Bishop O’Connell!
Vision of Hope, who provides generous support to our school, is holding a Summer Online Auction fundraiser. This is being held in place of the silent auction fundraiser at the “Day at the Races” event which was cancelled due to the pandemic. To register, click through to our Summer Online Auction page. When you are on the green auction… read more »
We have just received four documents from the Department of Catholic Schools with an important update for on-campus instruction for the coming school year. The first paragraph of the letter from Paul M. Escala, Superintendent of Schools, reads as follows: Dear Faithful Catholic School Community, I pray this correspondence finds you and your families safe… read more »
Our congratulations to the Class of 2020! Job well done! We wish you all the best as you move on to high school. (Note: Click on a picture to enlarge. Then use the “>” and “<” keys to move through the pictures.)
Sacred Heart Elementary School is now enrolling students in grades TK thru 8th for the 2020-2021 school year. Please check out our great TK and Kindergarten programs. You’ll be glad you did!
The Department of Catholic Schools has determined that “distance learning will continue through the end of the school year”. Please read the letter from Paul Escala, Superintendent of Schools.
Your donation during #GivingTuesdayNow will help us continue educating our students and assisting school families during this pandemic. Right now, first and foremost, that means tuition assistance for students, which will ensure that our school is able to balance its monthly budget as families struggle with pandemic-related job losses. Funding will also provide distance learning… read more »
The Archdiocese Department of Catholic Schools has provided the following update on the status of on-campus instruction.
