Sacred Heart High School (Pennsylvania)
Sacred Heart High School was a Roman Catholic Junior/Senior high school in Carbondale, PA. It was formerly known as St. Rose. By order of Bishop Martino, grades 9–12 were closed in June 2005.
The school’s mascot was the Crusader, and the school’s colors were blue and gold. The school had other mascots in its era: The Hilltoppers and the Roses. The students of the school voted to change the mascot from the Roses to the Crusaders in late 1992.
Read more about Sacred Heart High School (Pennsylvania): Early History, Consolidation and Decline, Final Year
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