Stuart Country Day School

Stuart Country Day School Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart is an independent, Catholic girls' school in Princeton, NJ. All-girls K–12. Co-ed Early School.

One mission: girls are everything. Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart is a leading preschool to Grade 12 private school in Princeton designed just for girls. Stuart's mission is to educate young women to a life of leadership and service within the framework of the Goals and Criteria of the Schools of Sacred Heart. With a highly personalized and rigorous curriculum, exceptional faculty who know girls well, and the importance of spiritual development in the leadership journey, Stuart girls graduate as compassionate and empowered global citizens who are driven to be forces of change in our world.

09/25/2026

For the first time 2022, the White Team takes the Green & White Day crown! 👑

A little 2016 to get us in the mood for Friday! Flag Ceremony and Green & White Day are almost here, and the spirit on...
09/24/2026

A little 2016 to get us in the mood for Friday! Flag Ceremony and Green & White Day are almost here, and the spirit on campus is as vibrant as it was 10 years ago. Comment below with your favorite memories of both traditions!

09/23/2026

Meet the Office of Mission and Ministry! ❤️

Guided by the Cor Cordis philosophy and the belief that the cultivation of exceptional leadership cannot occur in isolation from the broader fabric of human experience, the office brings together Campus Ministry, DEIB, School Counseling, and the National Center for Girls’ Leadership into a unified, student-centered ecosystem that nurtures mind, body, and spirit and prepares our students to lead lives of purpose, service, and heart.

In her role as Head of the Office of Mission and Ministry, Ms. Jones leads a team of Sacred Heart educators across every division. The Campus Ministry Coordinators are Aileen O’Shea in the Early and Lower Schools, Emily Lesinski in Middle School, and Allison Davis in Upper School. Our DEIB Coordinators are Juana Rosario in the Early and Lower Schools, Deborah Koehler in Middle School, and Natalia Voicu in Upper School. In school counseling, Dr. Ilyssa Kaplan supports the Early and Lower Schools and Valentina Ezra supports the Middle and Upper Schools. Danica Tisdale Fisher, Ph.D., joined Stuart in July as Director of the National Center for Girls’ Leadership at Stuart, and Tia Clark joined Stuart this summer to support the office’s student-facing programming.

This year, we pledge to grow in God’s love, to grow more of what is good in ourselves and in one another. Please join me in welcoming the Office of Mission and Ministry and in growing alongside them in the year ahead.

STUART, IN HER OWN WORDS Every year, three students are invited to be the voice of their peers on the first day of schoo...
09/22/2026

STUART, IN HER OWN WORDS

Every year, three students are invited to be the voice of their peers on the first day of school. Each shares her own view of what it means to be a Stuart girl. Megan, a fourth grader, said her teachers inspire students to "take risks, ask deep questions, and never be afraid to fail." Charlotte, an eighth grader, described a community nurtured through "loads of love and unwavering empowerment" and supported by an "ever-present Sacred Heart sisterhood." Hadassah, the Upper School student government executive president, looked back on her thirteen years at Stuart and said, "It was Stuart who never said no. . . . I could and still can be anything I want."

The podium is where many girls discover a passion for public speaking, and standing before a full audience is no small thing. All of these girls stepped forward with confidence and spoke with genuine love for their school. The year is just beginning, and the future is full of what's possible because of God's love for every single student.

We invite you to read their full remarks, and we look forward to sharing more student voices throughout the year.

Read more: https://bit.ly/46ItxpM

Goal 1 of the Sacred Heart, A Personal and Active Faith in God, calls us to welcome and respect people of all faiths whi...
09/21/2026

Goal 1 of the Sacred Heart, A Personal and Active Faith in God, calls us to welcome and respect people of all faiths while building a genuine understanding of the world’s religious traditions. Putting this Goal into action, Upper School students recently visited Lower School classrooms to celebrate Rosh Hashanah together. The older students shared stories about the holiday, concluding with the tradition of dipping apples into honey to represent a sweet year ahead.

Wishing all who observe Yom Kippur a blessed and meaningful holy day and fast.
09/20/2026

Wishing all who observe Yom Kippur a blessed and meaningful holy day and fast.

On Thursday, the Upper School hosted an activities fair in the Student Center to showcase the many student-led clubs ava...
09/18/2026

On Thursday, the Upper School hosted an activities fair in the Student Center to showcase the many student-led clubs available throughout the school year. At Stuart, we know that finding a place to feel wanted, needed, and connected is an important part of a student's school experience. Clubs are a great way for students from all grades to come together around shared interests and talents. Some of the clubs are for fun and friendship, while others focus on areas such as service and career exploration. Examples of clubs offered in the Upper School this year include Craft Club, Stuart Dance, Cor Chords, Dungeons and Dragons, the Tartan newspaper, the La Source yearbook, Sparks Robotics, Youth for Justice, Latin Hispanic Heritage Club, Save the Children, the Digital Media and Marketing Club, and more.

We would like to congratulate our Middle School students for an academic accomplishment from their summer math work. The...
09/17/2026

We would like to congratulate our Middle School students for an academic accomplishment from their summer math work. The girls are given summer work through ALEKS, an online adaptive learning resource. Students have a goal to complete a pie chart of topics from the year aligned with our curriculum. The pie is a significant amount of practice, review and introduction to topics; finishing it is a great accomplishment!

Congratulations to the following students:

Charlotte
Lia
Teagan
Chelsea
Charlotte
Elaine
Amy
Violet
Maya
Annie
Lara

Hispanic Heritage Month honors the resilience and determination of the Hispanic and Latino communities, recognizing thei...
09/15/2026

Hispanic Heritage Month honors the resilience and determination of the Hispanic and Latino communities, recognizing their history and achievements.

Hispanic Heritage Month does not cover one single month but instead begins in the middle of September and ends in the middle of October. The timeframe of this month is significant because many Central American countries celebrate their independence days within these dates, beginning on September 15 with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

L’Shanah Tova to those in our community celebrating Rosh Hashanah. May your year be filled with all things sweet.
09/12/2026

L’Shanah Tova to those in our community celebrating Rosh Hashanah. May your year be filled with all things sweet.

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1200 Stuart Road
Princeton, NJ
08540

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

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+16099212330

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