About
Sacred Heart Catholic School is a parochial school, in partnership with the Diocese of Fort Worth, offering pre-kindergarten through 12th grade Catholic education. Founded in 1890, Sacred Heart Catholic School is nestled in the heart of Muenster, a quaint German Catholic community in North Texas, located just 1.5 hours north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. At Sacred Heart, students are provided with a high-quality Catholic education, in which the Faith is not taught simply as an academic subject, but is interwoven into the entire curriculum.
PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT
Sacred Heart Catholic School, in partnership with the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth and the local community, is purposefully developing the whole person for the betterment of the body of Christ. Our parish, faculty and community sustain high standards while nurturing the development of a lifelong love of learning and community involvement. Catholic doctrine and social teaching provide a foundation for the growth of all students at Sacred Heart.
MISSION STATEMENT
Sacred Heart Catholic School is a community in which all members (parents, teachers, students and clergy) assume responsibility for living and imparting a life of faith, service and integrity. Our mission is to create faithful servants of the Sacred Heart of Jesus who will serve as spiritual, moral and intellectual leaders in our community and the wider world.
Be Spiritual
To say Faith is part of Sacred Heart would be selling the school short. Faith and Catholic tradition are immersed into every aspect of the school. Students and teachers are encouraged to talk about God and pray. Students in grades 1-12 attend Mass three times a week, while Montessori children attend once a week. Religious formation classes are attended by all students on a daily basis. Our students also attend Adoration on a weekly basis and are prepared for Holy Sacraments including First Holy Communion, Reconciliation and Confirmation. Our students are also encouraged to perform works of service and mercy through school-sponsored mission trips, community service opportunities and outreach. The faith at Sacred Heart is unwavering.
Part of our Spiritual Guidance is as follows:
Spiritual
- Seeks personal relationship with Christ • Is prayerful and reverent
- Recognizes one’s transcendent dignity • Maintains hope
- Recognizes need for repentance
Moral
- Knows the good, loves the good and strives to do the good
- Embraces gospel values and church teaching and relates them to his/her life
Intellectual
- Has the ability to discern the truth
- Searches for meaning in life
- Has knowledge of scripture and church teaching
Be Prepared
Our school offers a rigorous and well-rounded academic environment. At Sacred Heart, our curriculum is designed to prepare students for admission to top colleges and universities, as well as for the challenges and choices they will face as productive citizens.
Be Competitive
Sacred Heart has a long standing tradition of excellence in sports. Our sports program is not based on an exclusive “try out” system. Rather, all students are encouraged to participate in sports to further develop them as a whole person. Our coaches work tirelessly with student athletes to cultivate their talents and make them strong competitors. Students are taught about teamwork, perseverance and determination in all aspects of life.
Be Creative
Fine Arts are an important part of any quality education. At Sacred Heart, students have the opportunity to receive instruction and display their talents in foreign language, art and music. TAPPS One Act Play and Visual Art, Robotics and Strings Orchestra are just some of the many fine arts programs offered for students at Sacred Heart. All children are encouraged to participate in our fine arts programs to build upon their creativity, self confidence and God-given talents.
Success Rates
On average, our students routinely score well above the state and national standardized tests, including the Iowa/CogAT Basic Skills achievement tests for grades 3-8 and the ACT and SAT for high school students.
Over the past two years, our graduates earned $1.7 million in scholarships with 11% earning fully paid scholarships to the college of their choice. We’ve also had Hunt Scholars, Terry Scholars, McKnight Scholars and Chancellor Scholars.
College choices of recent graduates
- Alabama
- Austin College
- Baylor University
- Benedictine College
- Hardin Simmons University
- Midwestern State University
- Oklahoma State University
- Ole Miss
- Southern Methodist University
- Texas A&M University
- Texas A&M University School of Law
- Tufts University School of Dental Medicine
- Texas Christian University
- Texas State University
- Texas Tech University
- Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center & School of Health Professions
- Texas Woman’s University
- Universidad del Sagrado Corazon, Puerto Rico
- University of Dallas
- University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
- University of North Texas
- University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth
- University of Oklahoma
- University of Texas
- University of Texas Health Science Center of San Antonio Dental School
- University of Texas Dell Medical School
- University of the Incarnate Word
- Villanova University
- William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine
COLLEGE DEGREES OF RECENT GRADUATES
Over the past several years, our graduates are obtaining/have obtained degrees in the following disciplines:
- Accounting, BS, MS
- Aerospace Engineering, BS
- Biology, BS, MS
- Biomedical Engineering, BS
- Biotechnology, MS
- Business, BA
- Cancer Immunology, MS
- Civil Engineering, BS
- Communication Sciences, MS
- Computer Engineering, BS
- Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)
- Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
- Economics, BA
- Education, BA
- Finance BS, MS
- History, MA
- MBA
- Mechanical Engineering, BS
- Medical Doctor (MD)
- Nuclear Engineering, BS
- Nuclear Medicine, BS
- Nursing, BS
- Petroleum Engineering, BS
- Psychology, BS
- Radiology, BS
- Speech-Language Pathology, BS
