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Joe Ciancaglini becomes the second lay person as Director of Schools.
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Inaugural St. Madeleine Sophie Award ceremony honoring past and present Sacred Heart community members.
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First Valpo Bowl Football Game between Menlo School and Sacred Heart Prep to benefit charity.
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The Equity, Justice, and Multicultural Education Office (EJME) is founded by Dr. James Everitt.
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The class of 2004 was the last SHP class to graduate on Conway (Palm) Court. Since then, graduation has moved from Dollinger Field to Gator Nation Field.
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To support increased student growth in Fine Arts, the "Little Theatre" is replaced with a new state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center.
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A tradition is born! The inaugural Cardboard Canoe Race becomes a Sacred Heart tradition. -
Richard A. Dioli becomes the third lay person as SHS Director of Schools with oversight for both the administrative and academic divisions—Preschool-Grade 8 and Sacred Heart Preparatory.
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The campus-wide SHS Sustainability Program begins.
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Michael J. Homer Science & Student Life Center opens to support growth in the student body, SHS educators, and STEM programs.
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2009 marks the 1st olive harvest on campus from our trees.
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Saint Joseph's School graduates its last 8th grade class and the Bulldog mascot retires.
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Morey Building is demolished, the west end corner of campus Atheltic Fields are remodeled, and the Baseball Field is relocated.
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Inaugural SHP Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony inducts ten alumni.
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New Preschool to 8th-grade campus opens to accommodate an expanding student body and officially becomes Sacred Heart Lower & Middle Schools.
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The first Sophie's Scholars Students Cohort started in 6th grade.
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The Creative Inquiry Program is established at the prep, and the program at the LMS soon follows.
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Sacred Heart Preparatory is named an Apple Distinguished School.
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1st annual SHP Fine Arts Boosters James B. Everitt Chili Cook-Off
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The Office of Mission, Culture & Strategy (OMCS) formerly known as the Office of Mission Initiatives and Institutional Planning (MIIP) is renamed.
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Sigall Building is demolished to support new construction for a growing high school student body of 600 students and 21st-century learning facilities.
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The campus plan is complete with the opening of the William V. Campbell Academic and Arts Building.
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March 2020 marks the Global COVID-19 Pandemic causing the school to quickly pivot and move to remote learning.
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The SHS Endowment reaches $100 million.
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First (and hopefully only) drive-in/car socially-distanced graduation at Menlo Circus club due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Aerial photography credit @Aiden.Appleby -
SHP Football earns its first State Championship title, Division 5.
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125th high school class of 172 students graduate from the SHS campus.