• to support Sacred Heart School through donations of our time, talent, and treasure;
• to promote the spirit of community among parents and families through social, spiritual, and enrichment activities;
• to create a venue for open communications among Sacred Heart School families;
• to foster a spirit of Catholicism within our Sacred Heart Family.

Your participation and perspective are welcome.  Both meeting dates and meeting minutes will be posted in News Notes.  You may serve as an officer or volunteer on one or more of the committees described in the Bylaws. 

       Click here for the minutes from the last meeting

Whatever your availability or time constraints, there are ample opportunities to be involved with your child at Sacred Heart School.  SHS believes that parents are collaborators in educating children and welcomes parental participation in the life of the school as their time and circumstances permit.  SHS provides parents with an opportunity to enjoy their children at school during their formative years. And children have an opportunity to see Mom and Dad at school.  For example:

• In the early grades, “room parents” help with classroom activities and special classroom events.
• Many parents work together to make the Father-Daughter Dance an annual success.
• The SHS Hot Lunch Program relies on the generosity of parents who can help from about 11:00 to 1:00 on the days and times most convenient for them.
• The Ski Club parents can enjoy participating with their children in the club’s annual ski weekends.
• Parents have an opportunity to chaperone their sixth-grade children for a week of learning how to interact positively with their classmates and adults.
• Sargent Camp is often listed by graduates as one of the most important bonding experiences of their elementary school days.
• The Rock-a-thon is a special SHS school spirit activity that involves parents in a variety of roles from face painters to lunch servers to clowns and more!
• On Field Day, parents join their children by moderating races, supervising games, helping with lunch, and sometimes just being a supportive audience.
• Parents are welcome to support the SHS athletic teams by their presence and by helping in the Sports Kitchen to sell healthful snacks and refreshments during the games.
• Parents of Junior High students can watch their children’s social development while they chaperone dances organized by the Student Council.

For more information about the Parent Guild and opportunities to volunteer, please follow this link to review the Parent Guild Bylaws.

To email the Guild click here parentguild@shshampton.org.