Research Convent of the Sacred Heart private Schools in Newburgh, New York

“I love Sacred Heart! I started as a freshman in the Upper School last year and I have so far had an amazing experience! The girls are all so warm and friendly and very welcoming. CSH is different from any other high school because we are all like one huge family. My classmates are all friends with each other and we rarely, if ever, have issues (which is saying something for an all-girls school). On top of all of that, they provide us with a superb education. I have friends come back from Ivy League universities and tell me how well CSH prepared them for the work and courseload of college. I feel blessed and lucky to be able ot attend such an amazing school as Sacred Heart!”

“Quality of the academic programs are excellent. The environment in which the children are taught lends a moral perspective to learning and life. The extracurricular activities are very good and the new atheltic fields, turf fields, are being completed(2006). However, CSH still lacks an adequate gymnasium. It is not large enough to accomodate the demand of the students. Parent involvement is encouraged and very high. The bottom line is that the children are happy, well-ajdusted, and confident with an awareness of those less fortunate.”

“CSH is a school that lives up to its goals and criteria better than any place I know. Our daughter is a compassionate, caring young lady, due in large part to the education and values she has received at CSH. Thank you to all the faculty and staff, especially Sister Magnetti.”

“I for one would like to say it is absolutely great that the school has included other religions and has not remained completely Catholic. As for the academics, I believe they are excellent and I also think the choice of activities is wonderful. In addition, I really like the personal feel of the educational experience at Sacred Heart.”

“A truly great school. It is worth every penny of the tuition. My daughter started there in fourth grade and was very successful. The teachers are warm, experienced and creative. I wholeheartedly recommend it.”

“Sacred Heart is a wonderful school that provides girls with a supportive and loving environment conducive to learning and personal growth. The academic programs are top notch as are the teachers conducting the classes. The addition of many extracurricular activities has greatly improved the school since my years there. Parents are heavily involved which is fantastic. I highly recommend this school to anyone near the Greenwich, CT area.”

“I love the Sacred Heart in Greenwich and think it is an amazing place to learn and grow.”

“Convent of the sacred heart is a complete sell-out. They do not take children based on 'merit or talent' - it is solely based on alumni, legacies and money, money, money. They want to believe they provide the best education, but in fact, i know many people who have said the cost of their daughter's education did not buy them more than the public schools which in greenwich, westport and fairfield are outstanding. Money does not always buy a good education....Super snob academy with children driven to schools in limo does not set good values or morals for women.”

“This was a wonderful school for our daughter. I went to Sacred Heart as a girl also, as did my grandmother and sister and aunts. that is the kind of school it is, like a sorority. Once you are an alum you have friends all over the world in the other sister schools. My daughter emerged as an accomplished adult ready for college, where she is now a senior, and successful in every endeavor. You can't beat this school...only negative is that the wonderful Catholic foundation from 150 years ago has sold out to other religions, I guess it is the almighty dollar now.”

“Sacred Heart is the most wonderful place for any girl looking for a loving environment and an incredible education.”

“Sacred Heart was a very nurturing environment for a young woman like myself. Although my years were limited to 5, the strong sense of community spread throughout all the grades and the commitment to education and social awareness through all grade levels was clear.”