Ms. Gayle describes, “The conference brings together people from all walks of life to focus on best teaching and learning practices, leadership skills, and learn from excellent educational speakers from the DEIJB community.”

Grade 8 students recently learned about the abolitionist movement that arose from the passing of the New Fugitive Slave law in 1850, during the time period leading up to the Civil War.

Every five years, Network schools engage with the Sacred Heart Commission on Goals (SHCOG) to ensure that schools integrate Sacred Heart Goals and Criteria throughout their school’s culture.

Grade 8 students gain confidence as they share their gifts with Grade 5 students to offer support and create a sense of belonging in the Big/Little Gator program in Middle School, reflecting Goals III, IV, and V of Sacred Heart education—another day-to-day example of living our mission.

Each year, we award the Barat Medal to several leaders who we believe have made extraordinary contributions—volunteers, benefactors, or other stakeholders who are strategic thought leaders—people who have helped profoundly enrich the course of our mission through their actions. It is the highest honor that Stone Ridge presents to any non-student of the School.