However the school was quickly expanded both physically and in the number of grades to incorporate K–8 educational levels to serve the community needs.

Extra-curricular classes such as piano, art, academic chess, robotics, league sports, choir and altar service are offered after school.

In the late 1990s students were ordered to wear school-specific exercise clothes for physical education as well.

Geary Hall now serves as the school's gym/theater for sports including Basketball, Volleyball as well as physical education classes and Movement and Lab.

This greatly reduced the amount of space for students to utilize during recess times, however it was deemed a worthy compromise for the community.

Bishop McGrath chose Sacred Heart as his temporary residence during the transition period when both DuMaine and himself were co-bishops of the diocese.