Sacred Heart welcomes four unique clubs to the Upper School

Seniors Eva Canellakis and Gillian Galvin introduced The Tea Club to Sacred Heart Greenwich this year.  Their goal is to provide a safe and comfortable place for students to talk with their peers about events in their lives.  Every club discussion is dependent on how the members feel and the topics that they want to discuss, especially what stressors may be affecting their mental health.  The ...

The Compassion Cards Club is a new club established by juniors Elisa Taylor and Claire Miller in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.  The club's mission is to create cards and gift baskets for senior citizens.  These are then sent to Religious of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ) sisters, seniors living in nursing homes, or seniors living in different countries. Elisa and Claire decided to start this...

Sacred Heart Greenwich welcomes the Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Club, led by juniors Chelsea Hyland, Abby Barnett, and Grace Gasvoda for the first time this year.  Their goal is to spark the interest of young Sacred Heart women in the male-dominated fields of science and math. The club meetings will consist of discussions, work sheets, analysis, and lessons about all topics related...

Juniors Lucy Catalano and Katherine Devine started the Eyes for the Blind Club in order to inform the community and help organizations that train service dogs.  The club partners with Guiding Eyes for the Blind, located in Yorktown Heights, New York, to help its needs of funding, support, and all around awareness.  The club plans to raise money to go towards the training of dogs that will help t...