Sacred Heart Catholic Academy in Queens to close after decades of serving Haitian and immigrant families
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Sacred Heart Catholic Academy in Queens to close after decades of serving Haitian and immigrant families
"For many families, Sacred Heart was more than a school. It was a place where faith, education, and community life flourished. Over the years, the academy became especially important to immigrant families in southeast Queens, including Haitian families who were part of the school community."
"The closure has sparked concern among families and parishioners who took to social media to honor the school's legacy. For parents and alumni, the school represents years of shared memories, from classroom lessons to parish celebrations that brought families together."
Sacred Heart Catholic Academy in Cambria Heights, New York, will close after the 2025-2026 school year, ending decades of service to immigrant families, particularly the Haitian community. The Diocese of Brooklyn cited declining enrollment and financial challenges as reasons for the closure. The school has been a vital part of the community, fostering faith and education. Families and alumni are mourning the loss and organizing efforts to preserve the school's legacy while the Diocese plans to support affected families in transitioning to other Catholic schools.
Read at The Haitian Times
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