Sacred Heart students participated in a STREAM unit learning how a business works in the free-enterprise system. Students were assigned a group of business partners and decided what paper products they wanted to make and sell. They made products of their choice, of any size that they wanted, and sold it for any price that …read more.

Sacred Heart School’s fifth-grade students discover how bones and muscles work together by dissecting chicken wings during Mrs. R. Smith’s science class. The students removed the skin from chicken wings and took an in-depth look at how the skeletal system and muscular system function.

Sacred Heart second grader, Luke Ford, won “Principal for the Day”, and second grader, Jack Hill, won a chance to throw a pie at Sacred Heart Principal, Mr. James Faroh. These were some of the prizes from the “You Can Lend a Hand” Burger King Fundraiser. This was one of the school’s fundraisers to obtain …read more.

Mrs. Rose Smith’s fourth grade class recently concluded their studies of pioneer life by writing and performing skits about everyday life in Indiana in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. Students, Reagan Polk and Elliot Tinsley, demonstrated how to make clothes and plant crops. Other students told tales of how to collect honey from trees, …read more.

Third graders from Mrs. Roe’s class designed their own covered wagons. This project was a social studies assignment integrated with technology and engineering. Students proudly posed for the camera with their works of art.  

WARSAW – The Sacred Heart boys basketball team will play for the city championship Wednesday night. The squad will be making just its second appearance ever in the tourney finale. Sacred Heart will face Eisenhower at 7:30 p.m. in the Tiger Den at WCHS. It will be a historic night for Sacred Heart basketball as …read more.