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<p class="fontlook"><!--FOTO1-->Committed to educating the whole person, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart supports an extensive curricular and extracurricular program. Students throughout the five schools pursue a wide range of interests through programs integrated throughout the school year. By involving students in a number of school activities, clubs, and programs Carrollton is preparing them for the leadership roles they will assume in the future. The preparation of women of courage and confidence calls for education of the mind, the heart, and the body. 

<p class="fontlook">Students at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart cherish traditions that punctuate the academic year. Steeped in two centuries of Sacred Heart education, these traditions highlight our school's connection to Sacred Heart schools around the nation and world. The Dean of Students is a full-time faculty member who oversees the curricular and extracurricular program. To help students coordinate activities, the Dean meets regularly with the Carrollton Congress and Club Presidents. An example of an all school Sacred Heart tradition would be Congé; it's a day of fun and enjoyment within the Carrollton community prepared by the senior class. Clubs such as Key Club, Amnesty International, and Interact offer students involvement in activities focused on global issues and volunteer work which coincides with Goal 3 Social Awareness that impels to action. Other groups such as the Carrollton Congress, Diversity Club, and C-Tunes organize in-school activities, provide student support and serve as a vehicle for the discussion of issues at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart. The Network Exchange provides students with the opportunity to spend time during the academic year at any of the twenty other Sacred Heart schools in the United States. Every year, Carrollton students venture afield to explore the "Sacred Heart experience" at one of our sister schools in the United States or Europe. Similarly, each year Carrollton hosts students from sister schools; these exchanges foster lifelong friendships and cement the bond that our alumnae feel to graduates from Sacred Heart schools around the country. 

<p class="fontlook">The following are some of the activities, clubs and programs the girls in the High School take full advantage of:

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<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3a.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Key Club </TD>

<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3b.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Student Ambassador
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<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3c.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Field Day</TD>

<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3d.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Robotics</TD>
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<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3e.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Christmas Formal</TD>

<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3g.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Graduation</TD>
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<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3h.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Ring Ceremony</TD>

<TD align=center><img src="../new_images/2g3i.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Masquerade Ball</TD>
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<TD align=center colspan=2><img src="../new_images/2g3j.jpg"><BR><a class="fontlook">Retreat</TD>
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Click here in order to see a full list and descriptions of
 <a href="pag.pl?id=2g3a&cat=2&sub=6">High School Clubs</a> or <a href="pag.pl?id=5a&cat=5&sub=1">Athletics</a>.

