04-27-2015, 02:18 PM
In local news (to Grand Rapids, MI) Sacred Heart Academy is expanding to become a high school as well. Starting next year they will have K-9th and then add another year each year until they are K-12. The main priest at the parish is Father Robert Sirico who has written some good books and founded the Acton Institute (see more about him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Sirico). He seems quite tradition minded (says TLM at noon on Sunday's as well as during the week I believe).
Anyway, long story short, it looks like it will be a return to classic Catholic education (daily mass, weekly adoration, frequent confession, ect) plus kids learn things that are actually going to help them improve (language, logic, rhetoric, Latin, Greek, ect).
I'll be looking at this option seriously when my kids get closer to that age:
http://sacredheartacademygr.org/high-school/
Just thought it was a little good news for once.
God Bless
Michael
Anyway, long story short, it looks like it will be a return to classic Catholic education (daily mass, weekly adoration, frequent confession, ect) plus kids learn things that are actually going to help them improve (language, logic, rhetoric, Latin, Greek, ect).
I'll be looking at this option seriously when my kids get closer to that age:
http://sacredheartacademygr.org/high-school/
Just thought it was a little good news for once.
God Bless
Michael