Principal - Sacred Heart Catholic School

Catholic Diocese Of Fort Worth•Fort Worth, TX

16h•Onsite

About The Position

Sacred Heart Catholic School seeks a visionary leader to serve as Principal, offering a rare opportunity to shape the spiritual and intellectual heart of a dynamic Catholic community. The Principal will guide a dedicated faculty in forming students who are academically excellent, deeply rooted in the Catholic faith, and engaged in innovative, hands-on learning—from a Montessori foundation to competitive robotics and vocational trades. As leader of a ministry of Sacred Heart Parish, the Principal serves as a driver of educational and spiritual growth, cultivating a culture of discipleship and academic distinction. The Principal will have the mandate to inspire innovation in the classroom while upholding the timeless traditions of Catholic education within the Diocese of Fort Worth.

Requirements

A practicing Catholic in good standing with a profound commitment to Catholic education.
Master’s degree in Educational Leadership or a related field.
Proven track record in classroom instruction and administrative leadership.
Valid Texas administrator’s certificate (or eligibility for certification).

Nice To Haves

Catholic school experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure the school’s Catholic identity permeates all aspects of campus life.
Foster a community of prayer, liturgical participation, and service among students and staff.
Drive a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum.
Mentor faculty through professional development and performance evaluation to ensure high-impact teaching.
Partner with the pastor and wider parish community to share the school’s story, driving enrollment growth and securing the resources necessary for a thriving future.
Oversee the school’s financial health, including budget management, facility safety, and compliance with diocesan and TCCED (Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops Education Department) standards.
Serve as the chief ambassador to parents, alumni, and the parish, building a cohesive and supportive "school family."