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The impact of a Sacred Heart education lasts a lifetime. Since 1867, the Rosary has shaped generations of bold, compassionate women—and today, our network includes more than 3,500 living alumnae across the globe. Whether you walked through our gates in the last decade or many decades ago, you're part of a powerful legacy of faith, friendship, and purpose.

The Rosary Alumnae Association plays a vital role in linking generations, preserving traditions, and strengthening our community beyond the gates of the Rosary. Our shared Sacred Heart education shaped all of us into the women we are today. I am honored to give back to the Rosary and lead this group of extraordinary women.”Adrienne Duncan Kruse ’01Rosary Alumnae Association President

Over 3,500+ Sisters Strong

The Rosary Alumnae Association—founded in 1913 as the first of its kind in the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, pre-dating even the national Associated Alumnae of the Sacred Heart (AASH)—continues to foster lifelong connection, support, and service among alumnae. Every Rosary graduate automatically becomes a member following the Senior Alumnae Induction, a beloved tradition that links past and present.

Being a Sacred Heart alumna means more than shared memories. It means belonging to a global community of women who lead with integrity, support one another, and live out the Goals of Sacred Heart education. Whether you’re looking to reconnect with classmates, mentor a student, attend an event, or simply browse what’s new, these pages are your guide for all things alumnae.

We invite you to stay involved—visit campus, volunteer your time, and keep the connection strong.

Have News to Share? When is Alum Weekend? Let's Talk.

Megan Kepper '06,
Director of Alumnae
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ASH on the Move

ASH is on the move and coming to a city near you! The Alumnae Office and Head of School will be traveling to different cities with large concentrations of alumnae.

2025-2026 Schedule

Tuesday, November 11 at 6:00pm | New York City
November/December, Date TBD | Baton Rouge
March/April, Date TBD | Washington, DC

If you are interested in Sacred Heart visiting your hometown or you’d like to be part of the host committee to coordinate events in your region, please contact:

Megan Kepper,
Director of Alumnae
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Class Ambassadors

Our Class Ambassadors represent their classes by working with the Alumnae Director on updating class information, sharing good news from the school community, and reaching out to classmates on Alumnae Weekend honor years. We couldn’t keep in touch with our 3,500+ living alumnae without their help!

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Mission of the Alumnae Association

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Benefits of the Alumnae Association:

Why stay engaged with the Alumnae Association?

Cardinal Pride: Reminisce and boast, ASH is still the most sought after school in New Orleans and one of the Sacred Heart Network’s oldest schools producing monumental contributions to all-girls, independent, Catholic education. Our Alumnae Association membership ensures Sacred Heart’s continued success and keeps you connected to all of our great achievements.

Stay Connected: Stay connected to your Alma Mater. With subscriptions to The Bridge magazine and our Alum eHeartbeat digital newsletter, you’ll learn about upcoming events in your area and the latest news and topics impacting the Sacred Heart community.

Impact: Your involvement allows us to establish dynamic relationships between alumnae and students that shape women leaders of tomorrow.

Campus Access: Enjoy access to all alumnae events and tours of the beautiful campus.

Networking: Network personally and professionally with other Sacred Heart alumnae at social activities. Meet alumnae in your area and those who share common interests. The Sacred Heart Alumnae Association expands your connections.

Travel: Explore the world and visit other Sacred Heart schools internationally. Get your passport from the Alumnae Office to see Mater at the Trinita dei Monte in Rome or at Montmartre in Paris.

Once a student, always a child of the Sacred Heart.”Sacred Heart Rosary Alumnae Association