[WEBINAR] The Sacred Heart Educator Panel Discussion

What makes a Sacred Heart education unique? How does Stuart create an environment where girls thrive academically, socially, and spiritually? In a recent webinar, members of Stuart’s faculty and staff gathered to discuss what sets Sacred Heart education apart, how they cultivate leadership and confidence in their students, and the lifelong impact of a Stuart experience.

Throughout the conversation, faculty shared reflections on their own teaching philosophies, the distinctive aspects of an all-girls education, and the intentional ways Stuart nurtures independent thinkers, compassionate leaders, and engaged global citizens. 

Panelists

Tom Verni, Theology Teacher and Campus Ministry Advisor

Monique Jones, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

Tonia Simone, Fourth Grade Teacher

Moderators

Robert Missonis, Head of Middle School and Assistant Head of School

Dr. Marissa Muoio, Head of Upper School and Director of the National Center for Girls' Leadership at Stuart

Christine D'Alessadnro, Head of Early Childhood and Lower School

Topics discussed and timestamps: 

00:00-08:06: What is unique about Stuart and Sacred Heart Education?

08:07-13:58: How Stuart creates safe nurturing environments for students.

13:59-24:16: How does Stuart help students develop into critical independent thinkers and learners?

25:33- 32:02: How Stuart develops a strong virtue in students that will build resilience and help them make wise choices for themselves and those around them.

32:07- 40:55: How Stuart faculty differentiate for an all-girls classroom and how they develop leadership skills.

40:57-48:08: How is faith an essential part of the teaching and classroom environment?

48:24-54:33: What are some favorite Stuart traditions?