Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart

Last week, Carrollton welcomed Dr. Jacqueline Gallo as the keynote speaker for JESI 2026. With a Ph.D. in the Anthropology of Education, Dr. Gallo brings a global perspective to her work in girls’ education, faith and learning, and building bridges across cultures.

Her connection to the Society of the Sacred Heart made her message especially meaningful. She shared reflections from the 18 months she spent living, working, and studying alongside the RSCJ in Africa, witnessing the safe communities and educational opportunities they provide for girls.

We are grateful to Dr. Gallo for inspiring our Sacred Heart educators and reminding us of the transformative power of a Sacred Heart education.

Over the past few days, we’ve had the joy of welcoming new faces to our Carrollton community. ❤️

Throughout the week, our newest faculty and staff participated in a variety of onboarding sessions that introduced them to the heart of our mission. Each session reflected what it means to be a Sacred Heart educator. They also explored our history through a visit to the Archives, a Carrollton favorite, and met the mentors who will support them throughout the year.

We’re so excited to welcome these new members of our community and can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make. Welcome to Carrollton!

Alexandra ‘35 recently visited the fresco of Mater Admirabilis at Trinità dei Monti in Rome, Italy.

Carrollton's plaid has become part of who we are. For generations, it has been woven into the stories, friendships, and memories that make Carrollton home. Tomorrow, we'll unveil a special symbol for our 65th anniversary.

A familiar look. A shared memory. A piece of our story that has connected Carrollton students across generations. Stay tuned, something special will be revealed to honor Carrollton's 65th anniversary.

This summer, Veronica ’28, Evelyn ’28, Ainhoa '28 had the opportunity to intern with Judge Andrea Wolfson of the Florida 11th Circuit Court.

Through direct courtroom experience, they gained a deeper understanding of the criminal justice system, observed trials firsthand, and connected with legal professionals who keep the system running.

Margot '33 and Lily '30 recently visited the fresco of Mater Admirabilis at Trinità dei Monti in Rome, Italy.