Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Catholic TK-8 School in San Francisco
Founded in 1919 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, St Monica School has been a cornerstone of Catholic education in San Francisco's Richmond District for over a century. Our institution remains committed to nurturing the whole child through academic excellence, spiritual growth, and community engagement. With a dedicated faculty holding valid California Teaching Credentials, we provide a comprehensive TK-8 curriculum that integrates STEM, religion, and arts education.Our diverse student body reflects the vibrant local community, with programs designed to accommodate families of all faiths. Through parent involvement initiatives and annual fundraising efforts exceeding $100,000, we maintain a supportive learning environment that emphasizes both intellectual development and character formation. Our accreditation by Western Catholic Educational Association and Western Association of Schools & Colleges underscores our commitment to educational quality.
Services
Preschool Programs
Elementary Education
Middle School Curriculum
STEAM Education
Athletics Programs
Spiritual Development
Enrichment Activities
Extended Care Services
Tuition Assistance
School Tours
Details
- Year established: 1919
Highlights and features
- Experienced faculty with California Teaching Credentials and advanced degrees
- Integrated STEM and religion curriculum for holistic child development
- Diverse student body reflecting San Francisco's cultural richness
- Parent involvement programs enhancing community engagement
- Annual $100,000+ in parent-led fundraising for educational enhancement
Associations and certifications
- Western Catholic Educational Association
- Western Association of Schools & Colleges
Services
Elementary Education
Our TK-5 program combines academic rigor with character development. Students engage in blended learning environments with science labs, technology integration, and daily religion classes. The curriculum emphasizes reading comprehension, mathematical reasoning, and social-emotional growth through structured routines and collaborative projects.
Middle School Curriculum
Grades 6-8 receive specialized instruction in core subjects while preparing for high school. The program includes STEM projects, literature analysis, and advanced math concepts. Students participate in leadership opportunities and continue spiritual development through sacramental preparation and service learning initiatives.
Athletics Programs
CYO-affiliated sports programs begin in 3rd grade with volleyball, soccer, basketball, and cross-country. Parent-coached teams emphasize sportsmanship, teamwork, and skill development. The program has earned multiple championships while maintaining focus on Christian values and healthy competition.
Extended Care Services
Supervised care available before and after school hours with structured activities and homework support. The program accommodates working families while maintaining safe, faith-based environment. Qualified staff provide enrichment activities aligned with school values and educational goals.
Spiritual Development
Daily religion classes and monthly student-led liturgies form spiritual foundations. Sacramental preparation includes Reconciliation and First Communion programs. Prayer assemblies and Gospel-based teachings integrate faith with academic learning, emphasizing Catholic social teaching and community service.
Questions
What grades does Saint Monica School offer?
We offer Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade in a co-educational setting with average class sizes of 19 students.
Is Saint Monica School religiously affiliated?
While rooted in Roman Catholic tradition, we welcome students of all faiths and provide daily religion classes and monthly liturgies.
What academic programs are available?
Our curriculum includes STEM education, science labs, library resources, and technology integration with iPads and digital learning tools.
Are there extracurricular activities?
We offer athletics through CYO leagues, enrichment programs, and after-school extended care services for working families.
What financial assistance options exist?
Financial aid is available through The BASIC Fund, Archdiocese grants, and school-specific tuition assistance programs.
How can parents get involved?
Parents contribute through 30 annual service hours, participation in fundraisers, and involvement in school governance activities.
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