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Drama Club is an extracurricular activity available for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students Drama Club Drama Club is an extracurricular activity available for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. In Drama Club, we are very committed to making each student’s experience a positive one, not only by reinforcing the basics of performance learned in classes, but also by providing an additional venue for teamwork and school pride. The atmosphere is one where students have fun and look forward to expressing themselves in meetings and performances. The goal of this club is to explore the talents and interests of the students with regards to drama. Each year we do a production, alternating a musical with a Drama Club written play. During this production time, students must show a commitment to their part in the process and to their team in order for a successful production to happen. The Drama Club is for those students who are truly interested and committed to all areas of performing arts. It is extra-curricular, so the time requirements are after school. This year, the club meets on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30, though the time increases to twice a week in the spring. Drama Club provides additional opportunities for expression beyond performing arts classes. Because of this, the projects vary based on the students involved, their interests, as well as time and space constraints.

Back to school forms for all of our SFE Families to complete on returning to or starting school in the August. Back to School Mandatory Forms - All students 25-26 Handbook First page has updated highlights Handbook Agreement - 2025-26 Medication Form Back to School Sports Forms - All students Athletics/PE Medical and Emergency Form Sports Physical Form Back to School Volunteer Forms - All volunteers Including all volunteer positions and sports coaching Volunteer Agreement - Yearly Safe Haven/Environment Training - to be completed every 3 years (Send or bring certificate to school) Fingerprinting - to be completed once Proof of Car Insurance (click for diocesan insurance requirements) Copy of Drivers License Back to School Optional Forms - All students Photo Decline/Release Form - Only return if you DO NOT want your child photographed for marketing/social media. Walk/Bike Off Campus Permission Slip Useful Information - All students General School Calendar Diocesan Calendar Mass/Prayer Service Calendar Uniform Policy School Supply Lists BoxTops Please bring in forms on the first day of school or email forms to jhook@stfranciselem.org

We have an extensive athletics program at St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School. Sports "The only thing ever achieved in life without effort is failure" St. Francis of Assisi Athletics at St. Francis Mission of SFE Sports Through participation in sports at St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School, students will grow physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. SFE sports provides the opportunity for the student-athlete to exhibit a progression of physical skills and knowledge of a sport in order to enable him/her to apply these skills and knowledge to new situations. Through participation in SFE sports, the student-athlete learns that God is active in all things and that love invites a personal response, beyond self-interest or self-centeredness, toward valuing others and the community of a team. Athletics Teams For questions about athletics at St. Francis, please contact mainoffice@stfranciselem.org or 916-442-5494. We are parents of a 1st grader and started at St. Francis when she was in kindergarten. Coming from a different preschool, joining a class that had already been together for a year, and starting in the middle of the pandemic, we were a bit apprehensive about our daughter meeting people and feeling welcomed by a new school community. But the St. Francis community was amazing. From the first day, she was greeted by name at drop off by the principal, teachers, and staff. She was included in activities, staff helped her meet people and make friends, and she was accepted as part of the group by her class. The apprehension about starting at a new school turned into excitement about going to school each day, and our family could not be happier with our experience at St. Francis. We really appreciate the emphasis on the Schoolwide Learning Expectations and the focus on educating the whole person. The academics have been outstanding, and our daughter has been challenged to do her best academically each day. But in addition to strong academics, we appreciate how St. Francis has built a community that allows students to be unique, ask questions, and acknowledge the diversity of the world around them. Students are taught to think for themselves; not that there is one correct way to think. Difficult conversations are had directly with students, not avoided. St. Francis emphasizes a curriculum of kindness, understanding, open-mindedness, and acceptance of all people, and there is a focus on how our differences make our community better and more interesting. These are not empty words on the school’s website or mission statement; there is a top-down commitment, starting with the principal and staff, and reinforced with the students, to recognize and discuss the diversity and uniqueness of each person’s experience, background, and ideas. We could not be happier at St. Francis, and are looking forward to many years ahead at the school, Mike & Flo, March 2022 (Parents of a 1st Grader). Fall Sports Girls Volleyball 5th - 8th Grade Boys Flag Football 6th - 8th Grade COED Cross Country 5th - 8th Grade Winter Sports Girls Basketball 5th - 8th Grade Boys Basketball 5th - 8th Grade Pee Wee Pups TK & Kindergarten Little Dribblers 1st - 4th Grade Spring Sports COED Track and Field 5th - 8th Grade Girl's Flag Football 6th - 8th Grade Golf Team 5th - 8th Grade Boys Volleyball 6th - 8th Grade Sportmanship Sportsmanship at St. Francis is an integral part of the mission of the school. SFE is dedicated to fostering our Franciscan tradition by encouraging an inclusive, positive vision in our boys and girls through exercise, athletic competition, and fully recognizing the dignity of each student. With this in mind, the following goals of SFE Sportsmanship are: a. To build a community which strives to model the charism of St. Francis; b. To develop faithful spirit, school spirit, team spirit and personal acceptance; c. To instill Christ-like sportsmanship in the life-styles of the participants; d. To teach the participants the proper attitude towards winning, losing and competing with dignity; e. To develop and appreciate the diversity and uniqueness of others; f. To train, instruct and follow athletic/sport rules; g. To develop the students’ physical abilities and coordination; h. To help form well-rounded students by fostering good health habits; i. To provide a Franciscan, Catholic environment and outlet for youthful energy; j. To teach the positive value of athletic participation k. To show the necessity of practice, hard work and time management. These goals are founded upon the principle of the infinite worth of each person because he/she is created in the image and likeness of God. PAROCHIAL ATHLETIC LEAGUE (P.A.L) St. Francis participates in the Parochial Athletic League (P.A.L). For more information regarding the P.A.L and the programs that they offer, please visit their websites: Parochial Athletic League SPORTS FORMS All students participating in sports will need to complete a registration packet and pay a Sports Fee. Registration days are announced to coincide with the upcoming sport. The Gallery Click on the pictures to view the sports gallery Sports Highlights February - 2024 - Our Boys Comp Basketball team were the Champions of the consolation category in the Monsignor Higgins Boys Comp Basketball Tournament. October - 2023 - Our Boys Flag Football team ended their season with a second round playoff loss. They had a great season with incredible sportsmanship and skill building. October - 2023 - Our Varsity Blue Girls Volleyball team finished 2nd in their PAL Division. Placed 5th in the CB Tournament, 4th in the SFHS Tournament and 3rd at the annual St. Joseph's Tournament. February, 26 2023 - Our Varsity Girls Basketball Team came second in the PAL Championship at Jesuit High School. They had an amazing season winning everyone of their regular games.

St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School is the educational ministry of the St. Francis of Assisi Parish that is dedicated to the values of inclusivity, love, understanding, faith, knowledge, and individuality. In the footsteps of our patron saint, we strive to be a community that nurtures the whole About Us Our Mission In the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, we are an inclusive school community that attentively nurtures love, understanding, faith, knowledge, and individuality. "The Journey is Essential to The Dream" St. Francis of Assisi Lord, make me an instrument of your peace; Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is doubt, faith; And where there is sadness, joy. O, Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, As to console; To be understood, as to understand; To be loved, as to love. For it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. The Prayer of St Francis "‘When choosing a school, recommend scheduling a tour to meet the principal and teachers to understand the school environment and determine if the school is a good fit for your child. St. Francis Elementary School is more than a school...it's a community of supportive educators and families who give to the well being of each other. We are all in this together and supporting one another through our community is what we are all about. The relationships that are formed by both school mates, teachers and parents make the community one that I am proud to be apart of. Communication is excellent by teachers and supporting staff, who are passionate about the success of your children. The level of education is superior with well qualified teachers. This is our community and family. We are active, we believe in the St. Francis mission of serving others, and highly feel SFE is the best community for our 3 children to meet their educational, social, and development needs." - Parent Testimonial Our Philosophy St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School is the educational ministry of the St. Francis of Assisi Parish that is dedicated to our Catholic tradition and the values of inclusivity, love, understanding, faith, knowledge, and individuality. In the footsteps of our patron saint, we strive to be a community the nurtures the whole child, builds relationships, and maintains our place in Sacramento. As a community, we partner with one another for the well-being of every student, spiritually, academically, emotionally, socially, and physically. We are called to inspire and develop internationally minded young people who recognize our common humanity, care for God’s creation, and embody peace for our world. Walking the path of St. Francis, we continue to spread his legacy to Love, Inspire and Thrive, Together. Our Vision To be a thriving Franciscan community of loving, humble and compassionate learners that celebrate, cultivate and embody joy, worth, and dignity in our world. The Crest The SFES crest closely resembles the heritage of the Order of Friars Minor. The shield is a visual representation of the history, symbolism and message of Franciscan ideals. The San Damiano Cross represented in the crest is cherished by Franciscans as the symbol of Francis’s mission from God. It was said the St. Francis was in prayer before the cross when God commissioned him to “rebuild his Church.” The original cross still hangs in the Basilica of St. Clare in Assisi, Italy. As a school community, we pray Francis’ Prayer Before the Crucifix of San Damiano every morning. In the Franciscan coat of arms, the traditional element of the right unclothed arm of Christ passes over the left arm of Francis that is sleeved in a friar’s habit. Both hands bear the stigmata, the wound marking the crucifixion of Jesus. The traditional embattled line at the top of the shield represents the history of St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School and is a tribute to the foundation and building dating back to the school’s establishment in 1895. The crest colors represent the spiritual heritage of SFES. The blue symbolizes peace, tranquility and harmony, values St. Francis cherished and highlighted in the opening line of the Prayer of St. Francis - “Lord, Make me an instrument of your peace…”. The gold represents the joy, the hope and the light the community of SFES embraces and sends out through its students. The sunburst in the background of the SFES crest pays homage to St. Francis’ Canticle of the Sun in which he praises God and gives thanks for all God’s creation. "We chose to send our children to St. Francis after meeting with the principal, Mr. Hrga. He impressed us with his commitment to the students, families, and community. His vision for the characteristics of students who graduate from St. Francis Elementary matched what we wanted for our girls and we saw it reflected in the 8th grade students we met. We have been at St. Francis Elementary for almost 4 years now and I know we made the right choice. Our children have been nurtured and supported by Mr. Hrga and the amazing teachers and staff at this school, both academically and as they grow as good citizens. We love this community!"-Parent Testimonial

St. Francis are pleased to offer an extended care from 7am to 6pm (outside of class time) for all students TK through to 8th grade. Extension Patti Sanchez, Director of Extension Eric Church, Associate Director of Extension and Food Service Manager (916) 443-0388 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM School Days The Extension Program serves families who desire a parochial school education with supplementary daycare in a Catholic Christian environment. It provides professional care, supervision, recreation and enrichment opportunities. Children grades TK through 8 experience a rich diversity of growth activities designed to complement the schools philosophy and mission. Arts and crafts projects, science experiments, free play, games and organized recreation are just a few of the enriching programs offered. Children also enjoy the integration of music and dance. Throughout the school year special activities are offered that center around monthly themes, as well as special events such as el Dia de Los Muertos celebration and the end of the year Water Fight. Time is allotted for supervised homework with resource materials available. All children are provided a snack. There is a designated nap time for Transitional Kinders. The Extension Program is staffed by an experienced Director and dedicated Extension Aides devoted to providing attention, security, consistency, and fair treatment to all children. They maintain a supervised atmosphere where respect and understanding for others is acknowledged and ensured. St. Francis Elementary Extension Program is solely funded by extension fees. It is not subsidized by the parish or covered by school financial assistance. To enroll in Extension after the start of the school year, contact the Finance Office. Late enrollment fees are pro-rated. Drop-in and hourly rate care are not available. Extension Handbook Emergencies/Safety With the children's safety and well-being in mind, it is most important that the parent fill out an emergency card, and then adhere to the instructions given. Please keep your child's emergency card information current. Some of the most important regulations concerns the child's leaving the premises of the Extension Program Parents or guardians should not take children from the school yard or other areas without notifying the Extension Program staff and signing the child out. Parent or guardians should not send persons who are not listed in FACTs as an Emergency pick up to ask for the release of children. For the child's safety, the release will not be granted. In special circumstances, a parent or guardian may arrange for such a pickup by sending written authorization to the Director. Anyone checking the child out must show a current picture ID, whether the person is listed in FACT's as an emergency pick up or whether it is by special arrangements with the Director. Another area of concern, related to the child's welfare, is the matter of telephone. The telephone is used for emergency use only. Pick-ups When a child has not been picked up and no parent contact has been received, the following steps will be taken: The staff will try to contact the parent. Persons listed as an Emergency contact in FACT's furnished by the parent will be contacted in order to locate someone who can pick up the child immediately. The Sacramento Police Department will be contacted if all efforts to arrange for a pick-up are unsuccessful. When the Police assume responsibility for a child, the child is taken to: The Children's Receiving Home 3555 Auburn Boulevard Telephone: 482-2370 Illness or Accident Medication will not be administered unless a Medication Form authorizing the staff to assist the child in taking such medication is on file. In cases, which appear to be of minor nature, First Aid will be administered on the premises. In cases which appear serious, the Program Director will make an effort to carry out the instructions as given in FACT's. Parents who do not wish their child treated in any way should indicate such on FACT's, and should give directions to be followed. Parents will be expected to make provisions for taking sick children home. The Extension Program does not have facilities for transportation of children. If the parent or guardian does not supply adequate emergency instructions, or if the instructions given can not be followed at the time of the emergency, the Program staff will act accordingly to their best judgement for the welfare of the child. Hygiene Since this is a school age situation, it is assumed that all students are toilet trained and can take care of themselves. However, we all know that occasionally "accidents happen" when dealing with children. We do have a few sets of "emergency underwear", etc. at the center. If a child wets his clothes, he will be given a dry set to change into, and the wet items will be sent home. If a child has a bowel movement in his clothes, the parent or guardian will be called to change him. The teachers will not be expected to clean the child. Please return all "emergency clothes" after laundering. Homework Each day a homework period is scheduled in the lunch room, with one or more teachers/teacher aides available for tutorial help. It is the child's responsibility to acknowledge his/her assignment and then to use the resources available. The Extension Staff has no way of knowing what work, if any, has been assigned to which students. Absences If you know in advance that a child will be absent from the center for any amount of time, please notify the Director in writing. If a parent takes a child from the school for any reason, the Extension program should be notified that day. Toys From Home It is requested that children not bring toys from home. Often these items are very personal and important, so the child feels they must be defended and protected. This is not consistent with the "sharing" atmosphere encouraged in our large family atmosphere. If a personal toy becomes a problem source, it will be confiscated until the child leaves for home. If this problem persists, the toy will be confiscated until the end of the month. Termination Extension Program services to the family and/or an individual child may be terminated by the Director, after consultation with the school principal. Such cancellation of services will be given with one week's written notice, and for the following causes: Abuse of the Extension Center hours (chronic late pick-ups), Non-payment of the Extension Program fees, Failure of the parent/guardian or child to respect the safety and rights of other individuals in the Extension Program. Expectations for Children's Behavior As members of a Christian and caring community, the children will be expected to respect the staff, each other, and the materials and environment provided. They must never leave the building or grounds without explicit permission of the staff of the Extension Program. Such permission will only be granted by order of the parent or guardian. Policy: What is an Extension Program? An Extension Program is before and after school care for regularly enrolled children who are in Transitional Kindergarten through eighth grade. It is staffed by school personnel, serves only the children enrolled at the school and can only be offered on days school is in session. (This does include minimum days.) The Extension Program is not open on the last day before Christmas Vacation and the last day of school.

All the latest information regarding our Annual Jog-A-Thon event Jog-A-Thon Run! Run! Run! 2026 T-Shirts Coming Soon! 2026 SFE Jogathon Color Run May 1, 2026 (Friday, Noon Dismissal) Sutter's Fort Track ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE!! Goal of $30,000 Funds raised will be applied to our General Fund benefiting all St. Francis students! Time: Runners - 8:30am – 10:45am (30 minute intervals, 2 classes run at the same time) Volunteer Website Signup: https://signup.com/go/uHKiOkk Sponsors: Limited number of spots available on the back of the Jogathon T-shirt. Please fill out a Sponsorship form here: https://shorturl.at/CAHOE. Any additional questions please contact Yvette Sandoval sandovalyn@yahoo.com if your company is interested in sponsoring. T-Shirt Design: Students submit designs. All entries are considered according to the design criteria. 1 winning design is selected. Thanks to our sponsors, ALL STUDENTS RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT TO WEAR THE DAY OF THE EVENT! Pledgestar Online Pledge Page Setup: Use QR code or directions below. Parent Help is Needed in Setting Up Student Jogathon Pledge Pages Please use the following instructions. Did we mention it's easy??? - Go to http://pledgestar.com/sfoa - Click “Not Registered For This Year’s Event” - Enter your name and email address, then click “Submit” - Follow the instructions on-screen to register Runner(s) and add family and friends Again, did we mention it's easy??? NOTE : Students register under one family email address and Pledgestar will automatically split the pledges evenly. If you do not wish for pledges to be split, different email addresses are required for each student. If that is the case, please follow the steps again until each student has their own account. Volunteer, cheer on your running wolf or BOTH! Either way, WE CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU THERE! To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. The Gubbio Basket is back with more!! TK - 3rd: A minimum of $30 in pledges and pick a prize from the Gubbio Basket every Wednesday and Friday! 4th - 6th: A minimum of $30 in pledges and pick a snack from the Gubbio Basket every Wednesday and Friday! 7th & 8th: $30 in pledges a week and you get to pick candy from the Gubbio basket! Runner's Schedule 8:30am - TK & Kinder (run with their big buddies) 9:00am - 3rd & 4th Grades 9:30am - 1st & 2nd Grades 10:00am - BREAK 10:15am - 7th & 8th Grades 10:45am - 5th & 6th Grades Fans welcome to cheer on your running wolves!

Find out St. Francis's response to Coronavirus with protocols for in-person learning and distance learning protocols. Under updated state guidance for schools, all schools must complete and post to their website homepages a COVID-19 Safety Plan (CSP), described below in COVID19 Safety Plan for In-person Instruction section (page 10) prior to reopening for in-person instruction. Schools that have already reopened are required to post their CSPs by February 1, 2021. The CSP is intended to consolidate requirements to develop written plans pursuant to CDPH guidance first issued in May 2020 and the Cal/OSHA Emergency Temporary Standards finalized in November 2020. You can find our CSP at: www.scd.org/2021schools On March 13, 2020 St. Francis of Assisi Elementary closed its physical doors to all students and implemented distance learning. Teachers pulled out all of the stops and with the support of our technology department learning shifted online . Chrome books were made available to all students that needed them. Students signed up with platforms such as, Google Classroom, Zoom, Freckle, Duolingo and Khan Academy to continue their studies. On top of academics teachers and staff continued to boost students' and their families morale and important sense of belonging to community through fun Fridays, quizzes, story time, challenges, social media, and zooms check-in's . During the 2020 summer, the principals, the staff and the CSAC board worked tirelessly to create a document with a strict list of protocols and facility updates to ensure the safety of our school community on the physical return to school. Until that is possible we have a vibrant distance learning plan that is consistent across grade levels, age and developmentally appropriate, reflects a regular school day and builds on the successes of the distance learning that we implemented in March. In all of this, great thought and care has been given to the emotional and spiritual health and well-being of our students, staff and families. The 2020-21 school year was challenging, but with community support and the love and care that we have for one another, we worked through it together. "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible" St. Francis of Assisi Sacramento Diocese regarding Covid-19. Sacramento Diocese Website School opened for in-person teaching under the waiver for the lower grades: September 21, 2020 As the state moved into the red category, upper grades returned to school on 15th October 2020 (Families in lower and upper grades continue to have the option to remain on distance learning) Return to School Covid-19 Protocols Return to School Covid-19 Protocols Distance Learning Protocols Distance Learning Protocols Thank you to all of the Frontline workers during the Covid-19 pandemic from all of us at St. Francis of Assisi Elementary

St. Francis is an IB candidate school for a Primary Years Program (PYP) and Middle Years Program (MYP). International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate Authorized Primary Years Program International Baccalaureate Authorized - Middle Years Program St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School is proud to be an authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, offering both the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP). Once admitted into St. Francis, all students automatically participate in our IB programmes. As an inclusive school community rooted in our Catholic and Franciscan mission, every child—regardless of background, ability, experience, or need—is a full member of our IB learning community. We are one school, united in the development of compassionate, inquisitive, and globally minded learners. IB World Schools exist across the globe. Like St. Francis, they are places where students grow as knowledgeable, reflective young people who care deeply about the world in which they live, engage with neighbors near and far, value God’s creation, and embrace our shared calling to inclusivity and social justice. Our IB programmes are guided by our two IB Teacher-Coordinators: Mrs. Isabel Herzberger (PYP) and Mrs. Sharon Pressburg-Nevans (MYP) . In addition to maintaining program documentation, Ms. Herzberger and Mrs. Pressburg-Nevans support teachers through ongoing training, curriculum development, planning, and communication of our schoolwide learning goals. While our founding values and Franciscan identity remain constant, the IB framework strengthens and elevates the way we plan, teach, and learn. With increased collaboration time, professional development, and shared instructional practices, teachers are empowered to design meaningful, concept-driven units. As an authorized IB school, students now have even greater opportunities to demonstrate their learning, reflect on their growth, and share their knowledge proudly with families. Many of the essential components of an IB education have long been part of who we are. St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School has always been a place where: • Teachers collaborate across grade levels and specialties • Students engage with world languages and cultures (Spanish & Italian) • Learning is concept-driven and integrated across subject areas • Physical Education and the Fine Arts support the whole-child approach • International-mindedness and service guide our mission • Community is at the heart of everything we do As an authorized IB World School, we continue preparing students to live in the footsteps of St. Francis and St. Clare—curious, compassionate, respectful learners who strive to contribute to a more just and peaceful world. St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School is a fully authorized PYP and MYP IB World School. Below is our welcome from the International Baccalaureate Organization: The aim of all IB programmes is to develop internationally minded people who recognize their common humanity and shared guardianship of the planet and help to create a better and more peaceful world. For more information about the International Baccalaureate, please visit ibo.org to learn more about the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP) offered at our school. We believe that becoming an IB World School enhances the extraordinary work already happening at St. Francis and strengthens our ability to form young people who will lead with intellect, integrity, empathy, and faith. IB Learner Profile Learner Profile PYP - Program of Inquiry IB Website Defintion St. Francis POI PYP - Primary Years Policies PYP Assessment Policies PYP Language Policy PYP Inclusion Policy PYP Academic Integrity Policy PYP Policies MYP - Middle Years Program (6-8) MYP Program MYP Program Video IB Program Video MYP - Middle Years Policies MYP Assessment Policy MYP Language Policy MYP Inclusion Policy MYP Academic Honesty Policy Our 128yr Global Community

St. Francis is a Franciscan community based on acceptance and inclusion. We are a diverse place of belonging, trust, and working together. Inclusivity St. Francis is a Franciscan community based on acceptance and inclusion. We are a diverse place of belonging, trust, and working together. Our school community is one of hospitality that begins at our front doors and extends well beyond into a world around us. "To be loved, as to love" , St. Francis of Assisi For 128 years, St Francis has been a community defined by inclusivity, diversity and love. Together we strive to live our mission and be the best community we can. Cultural Day Cultural Day Saint Kateri Habitat Saint Kateri Habitat Mass Families Mass Families

A snapshot look at school life at St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School. Facts at a Glance St. Francis of Assisi Snapshot History Founded in 1895. St. Francis has been educating students spiritually & academically for over 128 years Learn More Location 2500 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 Learn More Grades TK through to 8th grade Learn More School Hours TK - 8am -1:30pm Kindergarten - 8am - 2:30pm Grds. 1 - 5, 8am - 3pm Grds. 6 - 8, 8am - 3:15pm Fridays 2pm Dismissal all grades except TK (TK 1:30pm Dismissal) Enrollment & Class Size 324 Students 36 Maximum per Class Extension Open all school days 7am - 6pm (Not open school vacation, last day before Christmas vacation and last day of school) Learn More Faculty 16 Teachers 8 Aides Learn More Tuition & Extension 2025-2026 School Year $7735. 3% Discount for Early Payment in Full. Extension - $4000 (Other options available) Learn More Financial Aid Available to registered students based on demonstrated financial need. Financial Aid amounts are subject to funds available. Learn More Accreditation Accreditation: Dually accredited in 2023 for a full 6 year term from the Western Association for Schools and Colleges (WASC) & Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA). Learn More Standardized Testing Renaissance Learning – STAR Testing every 9 weeks. Learn More General Curriculum Follows the Diocesan standards in core subjects such as Math, English, Science & Social Studies. Learn More Spiritual Development Religious Instruction, Prayer Services, Masses, Sacrament Programs Learn More Extracurricular Academics Religion Decathlon, Mental Math Bowl, Class Field Trips Learn More Student Activities Student Council, Girls & Boys Volleyball & Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Golf, Flag Football, Choir, Drama Club, Performing Arts, Band, Dungeons & Dragons, Anime Club, Jewelry Club & Book Club Learn More Additional Services Library, Computer/Science Lab, Extended Day Care, Education Achievement Specialist, Lunch Program Learn More

Enjoy our drama clubs latest performance, featuring students from 6th-8th grade. Drama Club Performance Curiouser & curiouser... An SFE Drama Club Original Not -Alice and Wonder land April 29 / April 30 6:00 pm @ SFE Gym (Adults $5, SFE Students free)

Our family fun event is back! BBQ, dancing, raffle and community. From 5:30pm until the cows go home. September 26, 2025 - 5:30pm-9:00pm School Courtyard Please note - Food will be served 6:00pm-7:30p m Tickets Volunteers & Donations