• Extracurricular and co-curricular activities are provided by Sacred Heart School to appeal to the interests, talents and needs of the student body. Each student is encouraged to participate in these activities for his/her own enjoyment and development. These after-school activities are numerous and varied. Organizations and clubs include participants in academic activities and projects, literary work, community service projects and school spirit. In order to become a member of any organization, a student must contact the sponsor of that group.
  
  Co-curricular activities are those activities that are relevant, supportive and an integral part of the course of study and school life in which the student is enrolled. These activities are crucial to Sacred Heart’s commitment to the academic, social and emotional well-being of our students and is under the supervision and coordination of the school instructional staff.
  
  Sacred Heart School is proud to offer an array of opportunities for our students to explore their talents and interests in various areas.
  
  RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES
  School extracurricular and co-curricular activities are prohibited on Sunday, Holy Thursday and Good Friday, unless approval is requested and granted by the Diocesan Superintendent. Requests for exemptions to the Sunday rule and other religious observances must be made through the Administration.
  
  ELIGIBILITY FOR CO-CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
  
  Extracurricular and Co-Curricular activities are provided for all Sacred Heart School students who meet the rules and regulations as established by each club/organization. School rules include the following: 
   

  • Student must pass at least 6 classes and maintain a minimum of a 2.0 GPA each 6 weeks grading period.
  • If a student becomes ineligible, he or she may regain eligibility at the next “grading period” if he/she brings his/her GPA up to a minimum of 2.0 and has passed a minimum of 6 classes.

  • Any student who has an “F” average in one or more classes cannot leave school early for an extracurricular activity if such departure results in the student missing the class(es) in which he/she has an “F”. The student may leave school early for extracurricular activities once the “F(s)” has/have been brought up to a passing grade at the end of the grading period.

  The above requirements are the minimum established by the school.