Sacred Heart-Griffin High School

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Sacred Heart-Griffin High School is Springfield, Illinois' largest private high school. The high school is Roman Catholic, and on the school's campus is a motherhouse for a Dominican order of religious sisters. It is located in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield in Illinois.The men sports teams are known as the "Cyclones", while the women are the "Blazers" ^[1]

1 Tuition
2 Athletics
3 Administration, Guidance and Teachers
4 External links
5 References

[edit] Tuition

Since SHG is a private school there are fees that the students must pay to attend. You can pay for one semester or the entire year. There are different fees for the students who are Roman Catholic and for those who practice a different faith. There are also different fees depending on if you are the first, second, third, or fourth child in the family to attend. For Catholics the first child's tuition for the year is $5775, second child $5275, third child $4275, and for the fourth child there is no charge. For students of another faith the first child's tuition for the year is $7150, second child $6650, third child $5650, and the fourth child has no tuition fees.

[edit] Athletics

Sacred Heart Griffin also has a number of athletic teams that are broken down by season and gender. In the fall they offer Football, Cross Country, Boys Soccer, Boys and Girls Golf, Girls Swimming, Volleyball, and Girls Tennis. In the Winter SHG has Boys and Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Hockey, Poms, Boys Swimming, and Wrestling. In the spring the Sacred Heart Griffin plays Baseball, Softball, Girls Soccer, Boys and Girls Track, and Boys Tennis.

[edit] Administration, Guidance and Teachers

Administration:

Principal: Sr. Margaret Joanne Grueter, O.P.
Vice Principal: Bob Brenneisen
Dean of Students: Eric Chrzanowski
President: Sr. Katherine O'Connor, O.P.
Vice President: Bev Neisler
Business Manager: Tom Fiaush
Student Advisor: Alex Nester

Guidance:

Director of Student and Family Services, Guidance(Last names A, L-R): Dr. Bill Moredock
Guidance (Last names B, S-Z): Leslie Seck
Guidance (Last names C-K): Stephanie Phillips
College Advisement Specialist: Sandy Heckman
Administrative Assistant: Theresa Duffin

Teachers:

Business: Jane Seelbach, Nancy Young
Computer Science: Jason Goodreau, Michael Maddin, Nancy Young
English: Joshua Bluhm, Barbara Bretz, Rebecca Budde, Marian England, Denise Fuchs, Charles Golitko, Brent Judd, Michael Norris, Phil Seck, Linda Smith
Fine Arts: William Bauser, Suzanne Berry, Karen Danner, Sue Metzroth, Jane Seelbach, Linda Younkin, Heather Weeks
Mathematics: Tamera Beck, William Cragoe, Steve Elliott, Ronald Hull, Matthew Husky, Colleen McDonald, Judy Smith, Marie Wilcox
Physical Education: Michael McDonald
Science: John Allison, Donna Brayfield, Rihab Habibi, Michelle McHenry, Frank Saputo, Tracy Taft, Zanger
Social Studies: Matthew Coryell, Christopher Edmonds, Thomas Lavin, Frank Saputo, Joanne Schafts, Sr. Phillip, Robert Watts
Theology: Vickie Bauer, Mary Jo Edison, Steve Janoski, Brent Judd, Sr. Peggy, Katie Seck, Daniel Wilson
World Languages: Heike Haglund, Barbara Huffman, Melissa Richardson, Maria Ruiz, Jeanne Wilkinson^[1]