Who We Are
Duchesne Academy educates young women to be active participants in their own development. Rooted in Sacred Heart values, we provide a safe, loving place for them to learn how to evaluate complex matters with poise and discernment.
Admissions
At Duchesne, girls support girls. Research proves girls who attend an all-girls high school arrive on a college campus more confident, better equipped with strong study skills, and are more motivated to improve their communities than peers who attended a co-educational school.
Academics
Empowered to question. Equipped to lead. We are preparing our students not only for college, but for a lifelong pursuit of faith, understanding, and wisdom.
Arts
Courage, confidence, and creativity. Students have a wide array of courses to choose from. Instructors create unique experiences that are flexible to tailor the interests of students.
Athletics
Athletics and academics go hand-in-hand at Duchesne Academy. 75% of students participate in at least one sport, creating a culture of teamwork, Sacred Heart sisterhood, leadership, and strength both on and off the field.
Student Life
As we curate a deliberately intimate class size, all of our students receive individual attention and a sense of belonging. We are dedicated to preserving our traditions while evolving to serve the women of the future — always mindful of our goal to educate well-rounded leaders for the world.
Giving
A Sacred Heart education is unmatched. A gift to Duchesne supports every aspect of the Duchesne experience both in and out of the classroom. This ensures young women have an opportunity to reach their full potential through a well-rounded college preparatory education.
Alumnae
Fairmont is forever. Your experience at the academy does not have to end at graduation. Volunteer, stay in-the-know, and connect with your fellow Sacred Heart sisters.

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Lilly Hernandez A'26 presents research at Nebraska Symposium

Burt Street News

Hannah Miller

Aug 23 2024 10:30 AM

Lilly was accepted into the "Young Nebraska Scientists" program. There, she interned in UNO's Department of Research in Biomechanics.

Très bien to Lilly A'26!

Lilly was accepted into the "Young Nebraska Scientists" program. There, she interned in UNO's Department of Research in Biomechanics. This summer, she worked in the department's sports section, helping set up labs for baseball and softball pitchers for evaluation, reading research articles, and finding out how different camera systems work in the biomechanical field. Lilly had an opportunity to create her own lab and conduct a research project. Her research focused on analyzing the gait of people when running barefoot and with shoes. She presented her work at the Nebraska Symposium at UNL!

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