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A Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose School

At Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, we believe a girl must first know herself before she can joyfully serve God and others. We light the path for each student to pursue truth in her studies and life as she becomes a courageously curious thinker and the best version of herself. Because when we do, we unlock her limitless potential to positively impact the world.

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The Flintridge Sacred Heart Difference

We elevate the education of young women by cultivating positive relationships with one’s self, others and God.

  • UNDERSTAND & LOVE YOUR TRUE SELF UNDERSTAND & LOVE YOUR TRUE SELF
    On the Hill, it isn’t about fitting a mold or striving to look or act in a certain way; the craving is not for “likes” but rather to understand and like your true self.
  • Be Courageous & embrace your passions Be Courageous & embrace your passions
    Our community’s deeply rooted commitment to “Veritas,” Latin for truth, creates freedom for each girl to examine who she is, take risks, and be courageous.

    • Pursue Truth in All Aspects of Your Life

      Teachers and administrators stir a deeper and fuller understanding of truth with the girls, be it in their studies, faith, relationships, or individual identity.

    • Unlock Your Potential to Change the World

      With a multicultural residential life program and exciting global service and research opportunities, you will graduate ready to succeed on the world stage.

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MY WORLDVIEW EXPANDED AFTER I CAME TO FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART, BECAUSE I GET TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES AND RELIGIONS. I have also learned more about the spiritual aspects of my faith rather than just the physical aspects like communion.
—Cassie H. '23

OUR DOMINICAN PILLARS

Rooted in our Dominican Pillars, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy elevates the education of young women by cultivating positive relationships with one’s self, others and God.

PRAYER

STUDY

SERVICE

COMMUNITY

The beauty of these four pillars lies in how seamlessly they support and build upon one another. Prayer fuels our desire for truth, which we seek through study. That truth equips us to contribute meaningfully to our community, and it is through service that we give back to those around us, embodying the faith we nurture in prayer. None of these pillars stand alone—they are part of a holistic approach to living with faith, integrity, and truth. Engaging with all four leads to a life that is rich in both reflection and action, rooted in our Dominican spirit and focused on the common good.

On the Hill you can be authentic, courageous, and faith-filled

At Flintridge Sacred Heart you are welcomed into a
community that supports you in developing your true self.

  • Nia H. '17 Nia H. '17 Nia H. '17
    explored new ways of learning while completing her Senior Research Project.
  • Hyejoon O. '24 Hyejoon O. '24 Hyejoon O. '24
    chose Flintridge Sacred Heart because of the warmth of the community.
  • Aideen A. '23 Aideen A. '23 Aideen A. '23
    developed her critical thinking and comprehension skills in English class.
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Want to know more about the sisterhood that epitomizes the heart of Flintridge Sacred Heart? Check out our Instagram feed for up to the minute stories about our students, faculty, alumnae and more!

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    We have a new track & field record holder. Lauren jumped 17’2” yesterday

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    Happy International Women’s Day! Swipe to hear from a current TOLOG about what this day means to her, the history of today, and its significance on the Hill ♥️🌟

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    Recently, nine of our fantastic TOLOGS have received recognition from the National Center for Women & Information Technology (@ncwitaic) for their Aspirations in Computing Award, including National Honorable Mention, Los Angeles Affiliate Winners, and Los Angeles Affiliate Honorable Mention! These awards honor young women for their interests and accomplishments in computing and encourage them to pursue their passions, and is sponsored by organizations such as the National Science Foundation, Apple, Bank of America, Microsoft, Google, and Intel. Our students make up 10% of those awarded in Los Angeles!

    National Honorable Mention, for high-achieving students selected to represent the rich diversity of applicants on a national level (who are also Los Angeles Affilitate Winners):
    Leah T. ’25 (Previous Rising Star Award Winner), pictured bottom row, 2nd from the right
    Victoria R. ’26, not pictured
    Eva G ’26, not pictured

    Los Angeles Affiliate Winners, for students who have significantly demonstrated interest and aptitude for computing:
    Misha A. ’25 (Previous Rising Star Award Winner), pictured bottom row, 1st from the right
    Kate M. ’26 (Previous Rising Star Award Winner), pictured bottom row, 1st from the left
    Patricia T. ’25 (Previous Rising Star Award Winner), pictured top row, in the middle

    Los Angeles Affiliate Honorable Mention, for students recognized for their demonstrated interest and aptitude for computing.
    Zara S. ’25 (Previous National Honorable Mention and Los Angeles Affiliate Winner), pictured top row, first from the right
    Julianna M. ’26, pictured bottom row, 2nd from the left
    Ava M. ’26, pictured top row, 1st from the left

    These awards are among the many recognitions we have received for our Computer Science program, including the College Board AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award, which we’ve been awarded multiple years in a row!

    Congratulations, TOLOGS! Your computing excellence is one of many reasons the Hill is such a special place! Thank you to our Engineering and Computer Science Chair, Jeannie Finely for her dedication to making this program what it is today, and for facilitating an environment for our TOLOGS’ passions to thrive!

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    Angelus League Basketball Awards

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    Water Polo All League Awards

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    Today, we honor the first day of Lent, also known as Ash Wednesday, with a community Mass, presided over by Fr. Rodel Balagtas from @incaschool and Deacon Doug Cremer. Although Lent is marked with the practice of fasting, abstinence from meat, and prayer, Fr. Rodel emphasized during his homily that, rather than thinking about how we, as Catholics, are “giving up” things like sweets, we should instead focus on how we’re making space within ourselves to reflect and further align ourselves with God.

    “May we become instruments of transformation for this broken world.” –Fr. Rodel Balagtas

    This sentiment perfectly tied into our reflection, led by our First-Generation Affinity group, its moderators, Stephanie Gonzalez-Doo and Alexis Salazar, and our Director of Mission and Belonging, Katharine Guerrero. For clarity, to be a First-Generation student is defined as being the first within their family to pursue a college degree within the United States. Our students called on our community to care for our immigrant brothers and sisters, drawing on each of our Dominican pillars, study, community, prayer, and service, to ground this statement.

    Our principal, Rebecca Bostic, supported our passionate, thoughtful students, stating, “As a Catholic community, committed to dignity and compassion, we are going to extend our hearts and hands to those in need, regardless of their immigration status. We’re going to support and protect those who are most vulnerable, ensuring they are treated with the love and respect and understanding they deserve. We’re going to continue to build a more inclusive, compassionate, and just world for all, where the value of every life is honored and where human dignity remains at the heart of our passions.”

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FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART

440 St. Katherine Drive
La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011
626-685-8300

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Flintridge Sacred Heart, a Catholic, Dominican, independent, college-preparatory, day and boarding high school, educates young women for a life of faith, integrity, and truth.

Flintridge Sacred Heart admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
 

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