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The Beat is written and edited by students of Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart and they are solely responsible for its content.

Leighton Rivero '27, Audrey Prabhakar '27, and ASU President Nina Heffron '27 serve tea to fundraise.
Asian Student Union spills the tea
Gabriella Perez, Staff Writer • June 2, 2025

On May 13, Carrollton’s Asian Student Union hosted a tea sale on the piazza. The group sold a variety of teas such as matcha, jasmine, and chai. The purpose of the event was to inform the greater Carrollton community about Asian culture and celebrate...

Let's go Cyclones
Let’s go Cyclones
Anabella Badell-Riviere and Lulu Perez June 2, 2025

School spirit at sporting events is an important piece of any school's culture, and for Carrollton it isn’t any different.  “School spirit is important for Carrollton. It’s part of Goal 4. It’s part of building community. It’s part of the...

Roxos bring their love of soccer to Florida
Roxos bring their love of soccer to Florida
Maria Fernanda Lage and Drennen Wester March 12, 2025

Brazilians are passionate about soccer, and it is undeniable that soccer plays a huge part in their culture. Recently, this passion made its...

Sacred Heart teams pose for a tournament picture.
Network basketball tournament
Nina Heffron, Staff Writer • February 3, 2025

The varsity basketball team participated in the Sacred Heart Basketball Tournament  over winter break, where they played against Stone Ridge,...

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 Gracie Abrams and Sabrina Carpenter: a new era after the Eras Tour 
Drennen Wester and Isabella Lopez June 2, 2025

On the Eras Tour, before Taylor Swift began her renowned three-hour show, opening acts such as Benson Boone, Paramore, Girl in Red, Beabadobee,...

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Carolina Elgarresta '21 recently graduated from Clemson University.
A college senior learns to take her time and enjoy the journey
Gianna Elgarresta, Staff Writer • June 2, 2025

Disclaimer: Carolina Elgarresta is the author's sister. In high school, many of us feel the pressure to decide what we want to do with our...

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