270 students and 35 faculty members over nine grades
Academic Excellence
Differentiated, small-group instruction, project-based learning, and service learning opportunities highlight our program.
After School Classes
We offer after-school classes such as art, chess, Playwell Technologies, and drama.
Faith & Values
A faith-based Catholic community dedicated to developing students who think critically, act with integrity, and serve with compassion.
Parent Partnership
We have an involved parent community who support our students through the Parent Teacher Group (PTG), volunteering on campus, and by participating in our fundraising events.
Nurturing Environment
In partnership with families, we foster each child's intellectual, spiritual, and personal growth in a nurturing and supportive environment.
Accreditations and Affiliations
WASC (Western Association of Catholic Schools and Colleges)
WCEA (Western Catholic Education Association), Archdiocese of San Francisco
Enrollment
Approximately 270 students
One class per grade
Two teachers per classroom
School Hours
Kindergarten: 8:15 am – 3 pm
Grades 1–8: 8:15 am – 3:15 pm
Wednesday Dismissal: 12:30 pm
Extended Care: 7:30 am - 8 am, 3 pm – 5:30 pm
Curriculum
21st Century Education
Religion
Language Arts
Social Studies
Mathematics
Science (Next Generation Science Standards) Inquiry-based curriculum developed by the University of California, Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science
Spanish (K- 8)
Music (K- 8)
Physical Education (K- 8)
Art
Robotics
Outdoor Educational Activities
Technology
Extended Day Program: Onsite
The school provides an on-site Extended Day Program both before and after school with professional care, supervision, recreation, and enrichment activities for all students.
The Hub Pasta, Hot Wok veggie chow main or fried rice, Mountain Mike’s Pizza, The Hub Burgers, High Tech Burrito
Student Council
Eighth-grade elected officers include President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, as well as Commissioners of Religion, Spirit, Safety, and Publicity. The remainder of the Student Council comprises representatives from grades 2-8.
The Student Council acts in several capacities, including:
Liaison between the student body, the school faculty, and the administration.
Initiates and coordinates student activities throughout the year.