2016 Catholic Schools Week supplement

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CATHOLIC SAN FRANCISCO
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January 28, 2016
Marin Catholic leads in fair trade initiative
Catholic values at heart of new
initiative aimed at ‘economic justice’
Christina Gray
Catholic San Francisco
(Photo courtesy Lynn Maloney)
Student members of the Marin Catholic Fair Trade Committee and social studies teacher Lynn Maloney introduced the school to
the fair trade concept last October with an event that showed them popular products with fair trade alternatives.
An oversized chocolate-chip muffin sold in the
school’s cafeteria is offering Marin Catholic High
School students and perhaps some faculty and staff
what may be their first taste of fair trade economics.
The chocolate chips baked into the popular muffins, and indeed all chocolate and/or chocolate
ingredients sold or used by the school now comes
from “fair trade” sources. Fair trade is an economic
concept that means that the human beings behind
the goods are offered a living wage for their work
and are treated fairly and ethically.
Marin Catholic became the first fair trade school
in Marin County in late 2015 after meeting requirements set by Fair Trade Campaigns, a grass-roots
organizing nonprofit that helps U.S. towns, churches
and schools “go fair trade.”
It is the 18th school in the nation and just one of
two Catholic schools in the state to earn the certification thanks to a motivated teacher, a committee of
passionate students and an equally-committed food
service management company working together on
an issue they say is rooted in Catholic values.
“As a Catholic school, it’s an idea that syncs
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Communities of Faith, Knowledge & Service
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Lego League brings hands-on tech with ‘Trash Trek’ to Mission Catholic schools
Valerie Schmalz
(Photo courtesy Vision of Hope)
St. James Ninja Tech team working with its robot at the First Lego League qualifying tournament at St. Anthony-Immaculate
Conception parish in San Francisco.
One reluctant student was “bouncing out of
bed” and dragging his mother out the door to get
to school in time for 7 a.m. work sessions while
another girl found a sense of confidence that alleviated her anxiety about school. Those were just
two of what St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception
principal Barbara Moodie called “unexpected
consequences” from bringing the Lego robotics
challenge to three schools in San Francisco’s Mission District this school year.
St. Peter, St. James and St. Anthony-Immaculate
Conception schools participated for the first time
and joined together to host a First Lego League
Qualifying Tournament: “Mission: Trash Trek
2015” on Nov. 21. Fifteen Bay Area teams competed
in the tournament held at St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception parish. Children from 80 countries
participate in the 2015 Trash Trek Challenge. Students, ages 9-14, design, build and program Lego
robots to solve the problem of trash collection,
sorting, composting, and recycling.
“We started in September. We didn’t have a lot of
time,” said Albert Bricker, technology coordinator
for SAIC and St. James, who was the tournament
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Catholic san francisco | January 28, 2016
Catholic schools’ Christ-centered
character defines their purpose
Nina Russo
Superintendent of Catholic Schools
The Department of Catholic
Schools is excited about the future
of Catholic education in San Francisco. Today almost 3,100 faculty and
staff are educating more than 25,000
students in 73 Catholic schools and
working with thousands of enthusiastic parents who want a Catholic
education for their children. We are
a vibrant part of the second largest
school system in the United States.
That said, Catholic schools face
challenges. And if they are to
survive and thrive, they must meet
these challenges head-on and make
wise choices and astute adjustments. But this is not new. It has
been the story of American Catholic
education from the very beginning.
Catholic schools in the archdiocese are making a difference in San
Francisco and they will continue to
do so, following a simple plan for success. The schools will be distinctively
Christ-centered institutions whose
Catholic identity, character, mission,
and culture defines their nature and
purpose. They will offer an excellent
academic experience that challenges
all students and makes them competitive in the academic marketplace.
They will continue to serve students
and families no matter their financial situation. They will work closely
with parents in the full formation of
their children. This defined Catholic
education in San Francisco in the
past. It also will be what keeps Catholic education vital in the future.
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A SHC football player is altar server at a Mass celebrated for the team by Father Mark Doherty.
Archbishop appointing
young priests as
high school chaplains
National Catholic Schools Week Jan. 31 – Feb 6
National Catholic Schools
Week is the annual celebration
of Catholic education in the
United States. It starts the last
Sunday in January and runs all
week, which in 2016 is Janu-
ary 31 - February 6. This year’s
theme is “Catholic Schools:
Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.”
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Father Cameron Faller was ordained in June and started as a
theology teacher and chaplain at
Archbishop Riordan High School in
August. Father Mark Doherty was
ordained one and one-half years ago
and also was assigned to an archdiocesan Catholic high school, Sacred
Heart Cathedral Preparatory, immediately.
Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone
said his own experience as a young
priest working as a chaplain at a local
Catholic high school influenced his
placement of the priests.
“Although 30 years later, I still have
fond memories of the year when, as a
young priest, I taught and ministered
part time in a local Catholic high
school. I learned then how well young
students respond to the presence and
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“I have felt truly blessed to be on
the campus and to just deal with the
guys,” said Father Faller, 27.
The archdiocese approved a special
Sunday evening Mass at the school
once a month and Father Faller
also celebrates the school’s monthly
Masses, as well as the 7:10 a.m. Friday
Mass in the chapel. He teaches theology, goes on retreats, but also is the
chaplain of the football team, goes
to games, attends team dinners and
spends as much time as possible with
the boys at Riordan, he said. “The
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the students, to have that personal
presence.”
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Archbishop: Appointing young priests as high school chaplains
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schools, the four archdiocesan high schools,” said
Msgr. Robert Sheeran, director of mission and
ministry at Marin Catholic High School, and the
only full-time chaplain at an archdiocesan Catholic
high school. Msgr. Sheeran began in 2011, following
former president Father Tom Daly’s appointment
as bishop. He retired as president of Seton Hall
University, having spent a lifetime working with
young people.
Father Faller also is parochial vicar at Church of
the Epiphany and Father Doherty is also parochial
vicar for St. Peter and for St. Anthony-Immaculate
Conception parishes.
“It is an age when students are beginning to
grapple with the really big questions in life, and are
open to deepening their life of faith. Young priests
can create great excitement for the Lord among
our young people, and young people can bring forth
all the best pastoral instincts in new priests,” said
Archbishop Cordileone.
“I experienced that myself, and that’s the reason I take such delight in appointing young or
new priests as chaplains in our archdiocesan high
schools. They help our students discover their
vocation in life and so respond to God’s call to holiness, and the students in return help our priests
to grow more deeply in their priestly identity and
spirituality,” the archbishop said.
“Chaplains are significantly invested in their
schools as role models of the priesthood in this complex and often fragmented world, and in my experience, receive enormous gratitude for their work from
both students and parents,” said Nina Russo, archdiocesan schools superintendent. “Priests who become
part of our children’s lives bring beauty, kindness
and truth to the high school community, countering
the noise and distractions of adolescence.”
“It’s been great having Father Faller here,” said
Vittorio Anastasio, principal of Riordan High
School. “Father Faller does an excellent job of
mentoring the student leaders and in return they
go on to take their roles very seriously and have a
positive impact.”
To Ken Peralta, football coach at Sacred Heart
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game day helps fulfill what he sees as a primary
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Marin Catholic: Leads in fair trade initiative
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with student and staff values,” said social studies
teacher and student activities director Lynn Maloney, the impetus behind Marin Catholic’s fair trade
movement.
Without using the words “fair trade,” two popes
have also supported the idea. “It is good for people
to realize that purchasing is always a moral – and
not simply economic – act,” Pope Benedict XVI said
in his 2009 encyclical, “Caritas in Veritate.” More
recently, Pope Francis appealed for “a return to
person-centered ethics in the world of finance and
economics.”
Catholic Relief Services, the U.S. bishops overseas relief organization, has a website dedicated to
promoting fair trade, crsfairtrade.org.
At Marin Catholic, freshmen are introduced to
fair trade economics, according to Maloney, and
“get all fired up” when they learn about abusive
labor practices in developing countries that can
amount to nothing short of slavery.
“I was surprised how many brands aren’t fair
trade and seeing what people are put through when
they don’t get adequate wages,” said sophomore
Leo Le Merle.
“In my 11 years of teaching, very rarely do I find a
kid who has heard about it prior to coming to school
or really understood it,” Maloney said. “I wanted to
do something positive to channel all their outrage.”
Under the direction of Fair Trade Campaigns,
Maloney first approached the school’s long-standing food service company, the Epicurean Group,
who became enthusiastic partners.
“We really could not have gotten the certification
without them,” she said.
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Lynn Maloney, left, with Nicole Price and Jose Rodriguez
of the Epicurean Group, the school’s food service provider.
Epicurean, a longtime vendor, partnered with Marin Catholic
High School to source fair trade products.
Requirements in becoming a fair trade school include bringing fair trade goods to campus, working
with a permanent vendor or supplier and forming
a student Fair Trade Committee to promote the
campaign.
Fair trade items can encompass a variety of
products including chocolate, coffee, tea, fruit, body
care items and clothing, but Maloney decided the
chocolate-chip muffins were a good place to start.
Epicurean went to work sourcing fair trade chocolate chips and chocolate “sprinkles.”
The cafeteria now offers fair trade teas and honey
and the “snack shack” also features fair trade items.
The Fair Trade Committee, formed from volunteers at all grade levels, helped launch the new
muffins and the fair trade concept with a fun and
food-filled event that displayed popular products
and fair trade alternatives.
The committee turned to social media to help fellow students understand fair trade and spread the
word among friends.
“We asked people to take an Instagram photo with
the hashtag, #mcfairtrade and share it,” said Alex
Sinard, a junior, for a free fair trade cookie. That
was incentive enough, to “clog up the Internet with
support, which is what we wanted,” said Maloney.
In November, the school produced an informational
two-minute video to help gain the support of parents.
“We are fair trade because we want to create a
community of responsible consumers who can
make a positive impact on this world,” said history
teacher Katie Smith, on the short video.
Committee member Jade Fagersten, a junior, said
that people often see a product but not the person
behind the product making or producing it.
“In its entirety fair trade is about people, about
them getting fair pay and respect for their work
and the dignity they deserve,” Fagersten said.
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27,
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Info
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Raymond
Catholic
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301
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House:
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Lady
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Night:
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Mercy High School,
San Francisco
Yuletide cheer was the theme for the
school’s Winter Pops Concert Dec. 3
featuring Mercy’s Dolce Show Choir, Mercy
Chorus A, Riordan’s Men’s Chorale and St.
Gabriel’s Crooners. “It was an evening of
wonderful music with a grand finale of all
choirs,” the school said. Laura Flaviani,
Mercy music director, conducted.
(Photo by Prestige )
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Epiphany School, San Francisco
On Jan. 6, the school celebrated its namesake feast with students from kindergarten and third
grade planning the Mass, serving as readers and appearing as the Wise Men.
Notre Dame High School, Belmont
The school’s varsity volleyball team brought home the Division IV State Volleyball Crown. The
14-player squad is the school’s first team in any sport to win a state title: Front from left: Katherine
Ho, Mavis Lui, Katarina Warburton, Katie Smoot, Tammy Byrne, Jessica Beering, Caitlin Comaroto;
back from left Jennifer Agresti, coach; Madison Baumann, Kristine Gese, Kendall Peters, Jenna Spini,
Mele Fakatene, Gianna Susa, Kristin Smoot, and Anne Luchetti, and Kimmy Washington, coaches.
Marin County Elementary schools
Outstanding students graduate every year from the Catholic elementary schools in Marin County.
These students are well-rounded, faith-filled, and service-oriented.
They excel in academics, the arts, music, athletics, technology and leadership skills.
Saint Raphael School
Faith, Leadership and Excellence
Call to
schedule a tour!
415-454-4455
[email protected]
1100 5th Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901
www.straphaelschool.com
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday January 31, 2016 10 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.
One Trinity Way, San Rafael, CA 94903
www.stisabellaschool.org
Please call to schedule a school tour (415) 479-3727 ext. 112
or email our Admission’s Director, Rob Pheatt, at
[email protected]
Our Lady of Loretto School
"Excellence in Education, Grounded in the Catholic Faith"
Celebrating Catholic Schools Week
Sunday, January 31st to Thursday, February 4th
Open House
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Join us for Mass at 10:00 am
Open SHouse
Kindergarten Information ession on January 21st at 9:00 Open
House
hours from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
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January
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a.m.
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Thursday
February
4,information 9:00 a.m.
Please call 415-‐454-‐8667 for more – 10:00 a.m.
Call (415) 454-8667 for more information
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Where faith & knowledge meet and become life.
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St. Monica School
Where Students Are Loved and Challenged
Our 96th Year of Offering a
Quality Catholic Education!
K-8 grades
Extended Care & After school
Enrichment Programs
(including a Chinese Language Program)
Saint Brigid
School
5950 Geary Blvd. (@ 24th Ave.)
San Francisco, CA 94121
415-751-9564
Over100 years of excellent
Catholic
education.
www.stmonicasf.org
A WCEA/WASC accredited elementary
academic foundation.
school with strong
School Tour:
Wednesday February 3, 8:30am
Please call to RSVP
Be our guest! Please call (415) 673-4523
to schedule an appointment.
www.saintbrigidsf.org
Community Open House:
Sunday, April 17th, 11:30am - 1:30pm
Check our website for additional tour schedule
5950 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94121
415-751-9564 • www.stmonicasf.org
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Science Fair Friday Jan. 29, 2016
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Old St. Mary’s Cathedral, 660 California St., 94108
Old St. Mary’s Auditorium 9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Open house to the community
January 31st from 1-3 p.m.
Come and see what St.Mary’s has to offer
Summer Academic & Enrichment
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Kindergarten Preparation
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Preschool - 8th Grade
Terrence
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Principal
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Hanley,
(415)221-8558
(415)
221-8558
[email protected]
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Now Accepting Applications for the
2016-2017 School Year
Academic Excellence
Values-Based Curriculum
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Community
Academic Excellence
Requests for personal tours are welcome,
please call to schedule an appointment.
Placement is limited.
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by Bay Area Parent-
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Visit our academic classes as well as our
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660 Filbert St.
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Extracurricular
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San Francisco
415-346-5505
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415.731.4077
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1320 - 14th Avenue
1320 - 14th Aven
San Francisco, CA
(415) 664-7977
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11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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January 12 & January 26 at 8:30 am
Celebrating our 64th Year of Providing
Excellence in Catholic Education
401 Eucalyptus D
San Francisco, CA
(415) 664-8331
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director. “On average we met twice a week for
two hours each session” sometimes before school,
sometimes after school, and added weekend days
as the tournament grew closer.
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skills” were nourished by the robotics experience,
Moodie said. The students build Lego robotics
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“I really noticed just building confidence,”
Moodie said. ”We had some kids on these teams
who were so quiet and unsure of themselves. On
the robotics team it was good to see them develop into confident contributing members of the
team.”
The idea for robotics is to make STEM, Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, fun
and accessible. At the request of a student, St.
Gabriel computer science teacher Gordon Fair
moderated a robotics team 13 years ago and has
been hooked since. He organized another qualifying tournament held this year at Lowell High
School. “It is such a great program. Albert just
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ICA Cristo Rey celebrates Catholic Schools Week
by continuing the mission of educating
young women in the Dominican tradition.
We invite you to
ICA Cristo Rey's
6th Annual Luncheon
Educate • Experience • Empower
Celebrating Women in Business
The BASIC Fund is a privately funded program
dedicated to broadening the educational
opportunities for children by helping low-income
families afford the cost of tuition at private schools.
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE FOR A MAXIMUM
OF $1,600 ANNUALLY PER CHILD.
For information and Application Please Call
Bay Area Scholarships for Innercity Children
268 Bush Street, No. 2717 / San Francisco, CA 94104
Phone: 415-986-5650 / Fax: 415-986-5358
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dove in,” said Fair, who advised Bricker. “We’ve
had several graduates go on to engineering and
programming, computer science. It always warms
my heart when they say it all started with robotics,” Fair said.
“One of the mantras is ‘let the kids do the
work,’” Fair said.
“Teams are judged on their projects, robotics
and how well they demonstrate the First Lego
League core values, which include cooperation,
discovery and the spirit of friendly competition,”
Bricker said.
Winners of this qualifying tournament advance
to a regional championship. The season ends with
the FLL World Festival in April in St. Louis.
While none of the three Mission schools made
it past the qualifying round—they met their own
goals and walked away proud and enthused to
continue working with robots in another project
this spring, Bricker said.
Vision of Hope donated $1,000 to pay for the
Lego tournament kits for St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception and St. James, said Nancy
Slepicka, marketing director of the Dominican
Sisters of Mission San Jose nonprofit. Vision
of Hope was started 20 years ago to support
eight Dominican schools, including the two San
Francisco schools, one in Oakland and five in
Los Angeles, Slepicka said. This year Vision of
Hope is giving about $100,000 to each of the eight
schools, she said. “Ninety seven percent of our
student population receives some tuition assistance,” Slepicka said. She said Vision of Hope
raises more than $1 million a year to support
the schools, and has an endowment of about $10
million.
Thursday, February 25, 2016
11:00am - 1:30pm
Julia Morgan Ballroom
Merchants Exchange Building
465 California Street, San Francisco
$75 per reservation
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80 Wellington Avenue
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(650) 755-4438
www.olphdc.org
– Call school for private tour –
Open House: Sun., Jan. 31 11:00–2:00 pm
**Scholastic Book Fair Open**
**Free Vision Testing Available**
Our Lady of Mercy
Elementary School
7 Elmwood Drive, Daly City 94015
(650) 756-3395
Fax: (650) 756-5872
www.olmbulldogs.org
e-mail: [email protected]
Tours everyday at 9:15 a.m. Open House: Sun. January 31 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Holy Angels
Elementary School
20 Reiner Street, Colma 94014
(650) 755-0220
Fax: (650) 755-0258
www.holyangelscolma.com
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(650) 583-3562 • Fax: (650) 952-1167
www.ssfallsoulsschool.org
Sunday, January 31, 9:00 am Mass
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(650) 697-8119 | Fax (650) 697-9295
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Kindergarten Testing: Sat. January 30
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(Photos Valerie Schmalz/Catholic San Francisco)
Left, principal Teresa Anthony with fifth grade teacher Jess Hernandez during a fifth grade presentation on writing a factual essay. Center, the front door of Our Lady of Mount Carmel School.
Right, kindergarteners matching pictures of fruits and vegetables.
Profile: Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Valerie Schmalz
Fifth graders hold up a diagram of how to
write a fact-based essay during a class
presentation to parents and relatives.
Walking through the gracious early
20th century front doors of Our Lady
of Mount Carmel School into the polished wood foyer is a bit like taking a
step into a different era.
Principal Teresa Anthony says the
Redwood City Catholic school is “a
special little jewel” that combines the
best of the traditions of the Sisters of
Notre Dame who founded Our Lady
of Mount Carmel as a mission school
in 1885 with preparing students for
the 21st century. The current school
was built in 1932 after the original
converted mansion donated by a millionaire lumberman suffered serious
damage in the 1906 earthquake.
“There’s something about this
school that makes it very exciting to
be part of,” says Anthony, who has
been principal for 26 years, and is the
first lay principal since the Sisters of
Notre Dame de Namur handed over
administration of the school in 1990.
“The families are very supportive of
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what the teachers and administration
are trying to accomplish.”
The 340-student elementary school
has a 1:18 teacher to student ratio for
kindergarten to grade 8 and 1:12 in
preschool, pre-kindergarten and a
newly established transitional kindergarten. The southern San Mateo
school is at full enrollment. Today’s
student body includes families whose
ties go back five generations as well
as first generation students whose
parents immigrated from El Salvador,
Mexico and Nicaragua. The extended
care program is run by a former student whose own children attend the
school, for instance. There is a $1 million endowment fund and a generous
financial aid program that supports
those with limited means.
“It is important this school really
represents the parish we serve,” said
Anthony, referring to the large number of Spanish speaking parishioners
who fill Spanish language Masses,
first Communion and catechism
classes at the church. The school
also keeps connected to the Sisters of
Notre Dame, with a biannual Mass
and celebration. “They gave so much
to the school,” Anthony said.
Anthony notes more than 60 percent of teachers have a master’s in
education. The children graduating
from Our Lady of Mount Carmel go
to San Mateo and San Francisco Catholic high schools, San Jose Catholic
high schools and public and private
schools, she said. Nine Our Lady of
Mount Carmel graduates are cursee profile, page CSW13
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All Souls School, So. San Francisco; Archbishop Riordan High School, San Francisco; Convent of
the Sacred Heart Elementary School, San Francisco; Convent of the Sacred Heart High School,
San Francisco; De Marillac Academy, San Francisco; Ecole Notre Dame des Victoires, San
Francisco; Good Shepherd School, Pacifica; Holy Angels School, Colma; Holy Name School, San
Francisco; Immaculate Conception Academy, San Francisco; Immaculate Heart of Mary School,
Belmont; Junipero Serra High School, San Mateo; Marin Catholic High School, Kentfield; Mercy
High School, San Francisco; Mercy High School, Burlingame; Mission Dolores Academy, San
Francisco; Nativity School, Menlo Park; Notre Dame Elementary, Belmont; Notre Dame High
School, Belmont; Our Lady of Angels School, Burlingame; Our Lady of Loretto School, Novato;
Our Lady of Mercy School, Daly City; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Redwood City; Our Lady of
Perpetual Help School, Daly City; Our Lady of the Visitacion School, San Francisco; Sacred Heart
Cathedral Preparatory, San Francisco; Sacred Heart Preparatory, Atherton; Saint Anne School,
San Francisco; Saint Anselm School, San Anselmo; Saint Anthony-IC School, San Francisco; Saint
Brendan School, San Francisco; Saint Brigid School, San Francisco; Saint Catherine of Siena
School, Burlingame; Saint Cecilia School, San Francisco; Saint Charles Borromeo School, San
Francisco; Saint Charles School, San Carlos; Saint Dunstan School, Millbrae; Saint Finn Barr
School, San Francisco; Saint Gabriel School, San Francisco; Saint Gregory School, San Mateo;
Saint Hilary School, Tiburon; Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco; Saint Isabella
School, San Rafael; Saint James School, San Francisco; Saint John School, San Francisco; Sacred
Heart Lower and Middle Schools, Atherton; Saint Mary School, San Francisco; Saint Matthew
School, San Mateo; Saint Monica School, San Francisco; Saint Patrick School, Larkspur;
Saint Paul School, San Francisco; Saint Peter School, San Francisco; Saint Philip School, San
Francisco; Saint Pius School, Redwood City; Saint Raphael School, San Rafael; Saint Raymond
School, Menlo Park; Saint Robert School, San Bruno; Saint Stephen School, San Francisco;
Saint Thomas More School, San Francisco; Saint Thomas the Apostle School, San Francisco;
Saint Timothy School, San Mateo; Saint Veronica School, So. San Francisco; Saint Vincent de
Paul School, San Francisco; Saints Peter & Paul School, San Francisco; San Domenico Middle,
San Anselmo; San Domenico Primary, San Anselmo; San Domenico High School, San Anselmo;
School of the Epiphany, San Francisco; Star of the Sea School, San Francisco; Stuart Hall for
Boys, San Francisco; Stuart Hall High School, San Francisco; Woodside Priory, Portola Valley;
Woodside Priory Middle School, Portola Valley; admits students of any race, color, national
and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or
made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color or
national origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship
and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administrated programs.
Profile: Our Lady of Mount Carmel
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rently enrolled in the Sophie Scholars
Program, a tuition free scholarship
program for disadvantaged students
at Sacred Heart Atherton, she said.
Cecilia Lumus’ fifth grade daughter recently transferred from public
school. “She’s learning more,” said
Lumus, and “every single day she is
praying” at school.
Ed and Julie Gory’s son Jeremy
is in fifth grade and their daughter
Megan is a ninth grader at Notre
Dame High School, Belmont. “When
Megan entered she was well prepared
for high school, for all the demands of
high school,” said Julie Gory. “They
teach the students to take ownership,
to be vocal.”
Every child is in some kind of dramatic production every year, Anthony
said, from the kindergarten’s “3 Piggy
Opera” to the fourth grade Mission
California pageant and so on. “We
believe it is very important for children to feel comfortable performing in
front of audiences,” Anthony said.
vThe gym is in the old church. The
first floor hallway is lit by ceiling tall
arched windows. The classrooms
have cloakrooms. Hardy 1932 “battleship linoleum” still covers some hall
and classroom floors.
There are smart boards in all the
classrooms, as well as individual
iPads, Chrome Books, and laptops–
enough devices for 75 percent of the
students at a time. “As a learner,
you have to be able to discern what
devices will best get the information
you need,” Anthony said.
The recently concluded renovation
included moving the library and 100
teachers and parents packed every
book and moved them during break,
Anthony said. “There is a real sense
of community here,” Anthony said.
(Courtesy photo)
Mercy High School, Burlingame
The school joined forces with Our Lady of Angels Parish in Burlingame in reaching out to senior
adult parishioners. Fifteen students and their teachers from Mercy’s Service Learning Classes are
now helping at OLA’s monthly senior luncheons. “This joint collaboration has been in the planning
stages for nearly two years,” said Kelli Benz, an OLA parishioner, who helps coordinate the event
that serves 130 seniors. Kelli added special thanks to Mercy’s Angie Simonetti and Peter Diaz who
“have worked tirelessly to bring service learning opportunities into their curriculum.” Pictured are
Mercy senior Katherine Henderson and OLA “senior” John Escobosa.
Archdiocese of San Francisco
Catholic Preschools
SAN Francisco COUNTY PRESCHOOLS
Holy Name Preschool
Ages: 2.5-6 years
1560 40th Ave., San Francisco 94122 (415) 664-4753
Director: Alice Ho Seher email: [email protected]
www.holynamesf.com
Laura Vicuña Pre-Kindergarten
Ages: 4-5 years
660 Filbert St., San Francisco 94133
(415) 296-8549
Director: Barbara Simons email: [email protected]
www.sspeterpaulsf.org/prek/
St. Anne Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1362 A 14th Ave., San Francisco 94122 (415) 731-2355
Director: Judy Glaeser
email: [email protected]
www.stanneps.com
St. Mary Preschool
Ages: 2-6 years
838 Kearny St., San Francisco 94108
(415) 981-9138
Director: Pey Jaw
www.stmaryschoolsf.org
St. Paul Littlest Angel Preschool Ages: 2.75–5 years
221 Valley Street Ste. X, San Francisco 94131
(415) 824-5437
Director: Peg Lazzarini-Kayser
www.LittlestAngelPreschool.com
St. Philip Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
725 Diamond St., San Francisco 94114 (415) 282-0143
Director: Ms. Rachel Williams
www.saintphilippreschool.org
St. Thomas the Apostle Preschool &
PreKindergarten Learning Center Ages: 3-5 years
710 40th Ave., San Francisco 94121
(415) 387-5511
Director: Hope Peterson
www.sfsta.org
Star of the Sea Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
360 9th Ave., San Francisco 94118
(415) 221-7449
Director: Jacqueline Paras
www.staroftheseasf.com
Utopia Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
50 Thomas More Way, San Francisco 94132
(415) 317-6269
Director: Michelle Ovando
www.stthomasmoreschool.org/preschool
MARIN COUNTY PRESCHOOLS
St. Raphael Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1100 Fifth Ave., San Rafael 94901
(415) 456-1702
Director: Sister Joan Hanna, OP
www.saintraphael.com
St. Rita Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
102 Marinda Dr., Fairfax 94930
(415) 456-1843
Director: Glenda Davidson email: [email protected]
www.strita.edu
San Domenico Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1500 Butterfield Rd., San Anselmo 94960(415) 258-1946
Director: LeaAnne Parlette
email: admissions@
sandomenico.org
www.sandomenico.org
SAN MATEO COUNTY PRESCHOOLS
All Souls Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
479 Miller Ave., South San Francisco 94080
(650) 871-1751
Director: Lauren Balcaceres
www.ssfallsoulsschool.org
Holy Angels Preschool
20 Reiner St., Colma 94014
Director: Concepcion Gonzalez
holyangelscolma.com
www.holyangelscolma.com
Ages: 3-5 years
(650) 325-7304
email: cgonzalez@
Immaculate Heart of Mary PreschoolAges: 3-5 years
1000 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont 94002
(650)
593-2344
Director: Katrina Reyes
www.ihmschoolbelmont.org/preschool
Nativity Preschool
Ages: 4-5 years
1250 Laurel St., Menlo Park 94025
(650) 325-7304
Director: Tina Baluyut
Our Lady of Angels Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1341 Cortez Ave., Burlingame 94010
(650) 343-3115
Director: Lysette Cukar email: [email protected]
www.olaparish.org
Our Lady of Mercy Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
7 Elmwood Dr., Daly City 94015
(650) 756-4916
Director: Kelly Walsh
www.olmbulldogs.org
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Preschool Ages: 3-5 years
601 Katherine Ave., Redwood City 94062
(650) 366-6587
Director: Maureen Arnott
www.mountcarmel.org
Sacred Heart School Preschool & Kindergarten
Ages: 3-5 years
150 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton 94027
(650) 322-0176
Director: Cee Salburg
www.shschools.org
St. Matthias Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1685 Cordilleras Ave., Redwood City 94062
(650) 367-1320
Director: Mary Ornellas
www.stmatthiasparish.org
St. Pius Preschool
Ages: 3-5 years
1100 Woodside Rd., Redwood City 94061
(650) 361-1411
Director: Lauri Hill
St. Raymond Preschool
Ages: 4-5 years
1211 Arbor Rd., Menlo Park 94025
(650) 322-2312
Director: Anne Reed
www.straymond.org
Admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made
available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color or national origin in administration of its educational
policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administrated programs.
San Francisco County
1 Epiphany Elementary School
2 Holy Name of Jesus Elementary School
1560 40th Ave. 94122
(415) 731-4077 Fax: (415) 731-3328
Web Site: www.holynamesf.com
Grades: K-8, D/Extended Care
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5
Pine
8
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ssi
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29
20
Holy Name Pre-school
Ages: 2 1/2-6 (415) 664-4753
Email: [email protected]
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19
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ss
Van Ne
25
Octavia
600 Italy Ave. 94112
(415) 337-4030 Fax: (415) 337-8583
Web Site: www.sfepiphany.org
Grades: K-8, Extended Care
Ellis
26
3 St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception
Elementary School
659 Pine St. 94108
(415) 421-0069 Fax: (415) 421-1440
Web Site: www.ndvsf.org
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13
28
16
Holloway
Guererro
17
15 21
18
Church St.
5 Notre Dame des Victoires
4
24
19th Ave.
3371-16th St. 94114
(415) 346-9500 Fax: (415) 346-8001
Web Site: www.mdasf.org
10
Phelan St.
2
37th Ave.
4 Mission Dolores Academy
M
ark
et
Elementary School
299 Precita Ave. 94110
(415) 648-2008 Fax: (415) 648-1825
Web Site: www.saicsf.org
14
24th
3
22
29th
27
6 Our Lady of the Visitacion
Mi
ssio
n
Elementary School
785 Sunnydale Ave. 94134
(415) 239-7840 Fax: (415) 239-2559
Web Site: www.olvsf.org
7 Convent of the Sacred Heart
14 Saint Charles Borromeo
8 DeMarillac Academy
15 Saint Finn Barr Elementary School
Elementary School
2222 Broadway St. 94115
(415) 563-2900 Fax: (415) 563-3005
Web Site: www.sacredsf.org
Grades: K-8, Girls, Extended Care
175 Golden Gate Ave. 94102
(415) 552-5220 Fax: (415) 520-6969
Web Site: www.demarillac.org
Grades: 4-8, Private
9 Stuart Hall For Boys Elementary School
2222 Broadway St. 94115
(415) 563-2900 Fax: (415) 931-0244
Web Site: www.sacredsf.org
Grades: K-8, boys, Extended Care, Private
10 Saint Anne Elementary School
1320 – 14th Ave. 94122
(415) 664-7977 Fax: (415) 661-6904
Web Site: www.stanne.com
Grades: PreK-8, Day, Extended Care
Saint Anne Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (415) 731-2355
11 Saint Brendan Elementary School
940 Laguna Honda Blvd. 94127
(415) 731-2665 Fax: (415) 731-7207
Web Site: www.stbrendansf.com
12 Saint Brigid Elementary School
2250 Franklin St. 94109
(415) 673-4523 Fax: (415) 674-4187
Web Site: www.saintbrigidsf.org
13 Saint Cecilia Elementary School
660 Vicente St. 94116
(415) 731-8400 Fax: (415) 731-5686
Web Site: www.stceciliaschool.org
Grades: K-8, Day, Extended Care
Elementary School
3250 18th St. 94110
(415) 861-7652 Fax: (415) 861-0221
Web Site: www.sfstcharlesschool.org
419 Hearst Ave. 94112
(415) 333-1800 Fax: (415) 333-9307
Web Site: www.stfinnbarr.org
16 Saint Gabriel Elementary School
2550 41st. Ave. 94116
(415) 566-0314 Fax: (415) 566-3223
Web Site: www.stgabrielsf.com
Grades: K-8, Day, Extended Care
17 Saint James Elementary School
321 Fair Oaks St. 94110
(415) 647-8972 Fax: (415) 647-0166
Web Site: www.saintjamessf.org
Grades: K-8, Extended Care, Multi-Age
Literacy Program
18 Saint John Elementary School
925 Chenery St. 94131
(415) 584-8383 Fax: (415) 584-8359
Web Site: www.stjohnseagles.com
19 Saint Mary School and Chinese Center
838 Kearny St. 94108
(415) 929-4690 Fax: (415) 929-4699
Web Site: www.stmaryschoolSF.org
Grades: K-8, Extended Care, Mandarin and
Cantonese classes
Saint Mary Pre-school
Ages: 2-6 (415) 981-9138
Email: pjaw@st,maryschoolsf.org
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6
20 Saint Monica Elementary School
5950 Geary Blvd. 94121
(415) 751-9564 Fax: (415) 751-0781
Web Site: www.stmonicasf.org
21 Saint Paul Elementary School
1690 Church St. 94131
(415) 648-2055 Fax: (415) 648-1920
Web Site: www.stpaulschoolsf.net
Grades: Pre-School-8, Extended Care
Saint Paul’s Littlest Angel
Ages: 2yr 9mo - 5 yr (415) 824-5437
22 Saint Peter Elementary School
1266 Florida St. 94110
(415) 647-8662 Fax: (415) 647-4618
Web Site: www.sanpedro.org
Grades: K-8-D, Extended Care
23 Saints Peter and Paul
Elementary School
660 Filbert St. 94133
(415) 421-5219 Fax: (415) 421-1831
Web Site: www.sspeterpaulsf.org
Laura Vicuña Kindergarten
Age: 4-5 (415) 296-8549
24 Saint Philip Elementary School
665 Elizabeth St. 94114
(415) 824-8467 Fax: (415) 282-0121
Web Site: www.saintphilipschool.org
Saint Philip Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (415) 282-0143
25 Saint Vincent de Paul
Elementary School
2350 Green St. 94123
(415) 346-5505 Fax: (415) 346-0970
Web Site: www.svdpsf.com
26 Saint Thomas the Apostle
Elementary School
3801 Balboa St. 94121
(415) 221-2711 Fax: (415) 221-8611
Web Site: www.sfsta.org
Saint Thomas the Apostle Pre-school
& Pre-kindergarten Learning Center
Ages: 3-5 (415) 387-5511
27 Saint Thomas More Elementary School
50 Thomas More Way 94132
(415) 337-0100 Fax: (415) 333-2564
Web Site: www.StThomasMoreSchool.org
Utopia School
Ages: 3-5 (415) 317-6269
28 Saint Stephen Elementary School
401 Eucalyptus Dr. 94132
(415) 664-8331 Fax: (415) 242-5608
Web Site: www.ststephenschoolsf.org
29 Star of the Sea Elementary School
360 9th Ave. 94118
(415) 221-8558 Fax: (415) 221-7118
Web Site: www.staroftheseasf.com
Star of the Sea Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (415) 221-7449
Marin County
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4
7
6
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8
1 Saint Rita Pre-school
3 Saint Patrick Elementary School
120 King St., Larkspur 94939
(415) 924-0501 Fax: (415) 924-3544
Web Site: www.stpatricksmarin.org
102 Marinda Dr., Fairfax 94930
Ages: 3-5 (415) 456-1843
2 San Domenico School
4 Saint Anselm Elementary School
1500 Butterfield Rd., San Anselmo 94960
(415) 258-1900 [Primary]
(415) 258-1901 [Middle]
Fax: (415) 258-1901
Web Site: www.sandomenico.org
Grades: PreSchool-8
40 Belle Ave., San Anselmo 94960
(415) 454-8667 Fax: (415) 454-4730
Web Site: www.stanselmschool.com
5 Our Lady of Loretto Elementary School
San Domenico Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (415) 258-1946
1181 Virginia Ave., Novato 94945
(415) 892-8621 Fax: (415) 892-9631
Web Site: www.ollnovato.org/school
Grades: Tk-8, Extended Care
6 Saint Raphael Elementary School
1100 Fifth Ave., San Rafael 94901
(415) 454-4455 Fax: (415) 454-5927
Web Site: www.saintraphaelschool.com
Grades: PreK-8, Extended Care
Saint Raphael Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (415) 456-1702
7 Saint Isabella Elementary School
1 Trinity Way, PO Box 6188, San Rafael 94903
(415) 479-3727 Fax: (415) 479-9961
Web Site: www.stisabellaschool.org
8 Saint Hilary Elementary School
765 Hilary Dr., Tiburon 94920
(415) 435-2224 Fax: (415) 435-5895
Web Site: www.sainthilaryschool.org
san mateo County
1 All Souls Elementary School
434 Alida Way, So. San Francisco 94080
(650) 589-3909 Fax: (650) 589-2826
Web Site: www.saintveronicassf.org
Grades: K-8 , Extended Care
302 Portola Rd., Portola Valley 94028
(650) 851-8221 Fax: (650) 851-2839
Web Site: www.prioryca.org
Grades: 6-8, Boarding for Boys, Day – Coed
9
All Souls Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 871-1751
2 Saint Veronica Elementary School
15 Woodside Priory School
5
7
479 Miller Ave., So. San Francisco 94080
(650) 583-3562 Fax: (650) 952-1167
Web Site: www.ssfallsoulsschool.org
16 Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Elementary School
301 Grand St., Redwood City 94062
(650) 366-6127 Fax: (650) 366-0902
Web Site: www.mountcarmel.org
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14
22
8
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 366-6587
4
3 Notre Dame Elementary School
17 Saint Pius Elementary School
1200 Notre Dame Ave., Belmont 94002
(650) 591-2209 Fax: (650) 591-4798
Web Site: www.nde.org
1100 Woodside Rd., Redwood City 94061
(650) 368-8327 Fax: (650) 368-7031
Web Site: www.stpiusschool.org
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4 Our Lady of Angels Elementary School
1328 Cabrillo Ave., Burlingame 94010
(650) 343-9200 Fax: (650) 343-5620
Web Site: www.olaschool8.org
6
Our Lady of Angels Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 343-3115
Saint Pius Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 361-1411
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3
18 Saint Charles Elementary School
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16
23
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5 Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Elementary School
80 Wellington Ave., Daly City 94014
(650) 755-4438 Fax: (650) 755-7366
Web Site: www.olphdc.org
Grades: K-8
13
12
6 Immaculate Heart of Mary
Elementary School
1000 Alameda de las Pulgas,
Belmont 94002
(650) 593-4265 Fax: (650) 593-4342
Web Site: www.ihmschoolbelmont.org
Immaculate Heart of Mary Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 593-2344
7 Our Lady of Mercy Elementary School
7 Elmwood Dr., Daly City 94015
(650) 756-3395 Fax: (650) 756-5872
Web Site: www.olmbulldogs.org
Our Lady of Mercy Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 756-4916
8 Saint Dunstan Elementary School
1150 Magnolia Ave., Millbrae 94030
(650) 697-8119 Fax: (650) 697-9295
Web Site: www.st-dunstan.org
850 Tamarack Ave., San Carlos 94070
(650) 593-1629 Fax: (650) 593-9723
Web Site: www.scharlesschoolsc.org
19 Saint Gregory Elementary School
2701 Hacienda St., San Mateo 94403
(650) 573-0111 Fax: (650) 573-6548
Web Site: www.stgregs-sanmateo.org
20 Saint Matthew Elementary School
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9 Holy Angels Elementary School
20 Reiner St., Colma 94014
(650) 755-0220 Fax: (650) 755-0258
Web Site: www.holyangelscolma.com
10 Sacred Heart Schools Lower and Middle
150 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton 94027
(650) 322-1866 (MAIN)
Web Site: www.shschools.org
Sacred Heart School Pre-school
Ages: 3-5 (650) 322-0176
11 Saint Catherine of Siena
Elementary School
1300 Bayswater Ave., Burlingame 94010
(650) 344-7176 Fax: (650) 344-7426
Web Site: www.stcos.com
12 Saint Raymond Elementary School
1211 Arbor Rd., Menlo Park 94025
(650) 322-2312 Fax: (650) 322-2910
Web Site: www.straymond.org
Saint Raymond Pre-school
Ages: 4-5 (650) 322-2312
13 Nativity Elementary School
1250 Laurel St., Menlo Park 94025
(650) 325-7304 Fax: (650) 325-3841
Web Site: www.nativityschool.com
14 Good Shepherd Elementary School
909 Oceana Blvd., Pacifica 94044
(650) 359-4544 Fax: (650) 359-4588
Web Site: www.goodshepherdschool.us
910 South El Camino Real, San Mateo
94402
(650) 343-1373 Fax: (650) 343-2046
Web Site: www.stmatthewcath.org
Grades: K-8, Day/Extended Care
21 Saint Timothy Elementary School
1515 Dolan Ave., San Mateo 94401
(650) 342-6567 Fax: (650) 342-5913
Web Site: www.sttimothyschool.org
22 Saint Robert Elementary School
345 Oak Ave., San Bruno 94066
(650) 583-5065 Fax: (650) 583-1418
Web Site: www.saintrobert-school.org
23 Saint Matthias Pre-school
1685 Cordilleras Ave., Redwood City, 94062
Ages: 3-5 (650) 367-1320
“We cultivate a culture that encourages
students to live the Gospel and use
their gifts, talents and passions for the
benefit of others.”
Associate Director for Service
& Social Justice Julia Rinaldi
Fearless, We Pursue
FAITH
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