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About Academy of the Sacred Heart

The Academy of the Sacred Heart, founded in 1821 in Grand Coteau, Louisiana, is a Catholic, independent school for girls in Pre-Kindergarten-3 through grade twelve, with residential accommodations for students in grades seven through twelve. The Academy is the only single-gender choice in the Acadiana area.

The Academy is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS). ISAS is a voluntary membership association of private schools. The Association was founded in 1955 and incorporated not-for-profit in 1970. The membership of ISAS consists of 81 schools located in Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, Mexico, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas enrolling over 44,000 students.

A central purpose of ISAS is to encourage, support and develop the highest standard for independent schools of the region and to recognize by formal accreditation those schools in which these standards are maintained. Membership in the Association carries with it ISAS accreditation. No school may be a member of ISAS without submitting itself to the demanding ISAS accreditation process. Each member must provide the Association documentation of the school’s adherence to the ISAS Standards for Membership. For additional information regarding ISAS, please visit their website www.isasw.org.


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SJB Student National MTNA Finalist

For the second consecutive year,  Christopher Aubert of Lafayette is one of seven National Finalists in the MTNA Elementary Composition Competition.  Christopher, the 10 year old son of Allen and Martha Aubert, is in the fifth grade at St. John Berchmans School in Grand Coteau.  He has been studying composition for five summers and piano for seven years with Sue Steck-Turner in Lafayette.  Last October, Christopher had the honor of playing his composition, The Effective Detective, at the Louisiana Music Teachers Association State Convention in Lafayette.  Christopher was also a National Finalist the previous  year for his composition, Master Mechanic.

 

The three-tiered MTNA competitions begin at the state level.  Winners of each state competition advance to the division competition.  Division winners then proceed to the National Competition Finals.  The National Winner’s composition will be performed during a Winners Concert at the 2010 MTNA National  Conference  in Albuquerque, New  Mexico.  The Music Teachers National Association is a nonprofit organization comprised of 24,000 independent and collegiate music teachers committed to advancing the value of music study and music making to society and to support the professionalism of music teachers.

 

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