The Arts
Welcome to the Arts!
It’s about artistic expression. There is an arts concert, event, play or art exhibition every month during the school year.
Our performance students consistently receive special and statewide recognition at regional theatre and music festivals, visual artists take high honors at county and state competitions and St. Francis dancers perform in concert, special events, competitions and liturgies.
An integral part of the school curriculum and community, our art students develop their interests with beginning through advanced classes in music, theatre, dance and visual arts.
Get Tickets to Performing Arts Events
Parent Opportunities in the Arts
Take Down Set for “Quilters” on Stage
Come to the theatre to help take down the set. Wear long pants, long-sleeved shirts, and closed-toe shoes. The work varies each Saturday, but overall it is construction work such as carpentry, painting, and cleaning.
Come for a 2-hour minimum. Sign up on MVP HERE. Be sure to have your SFHS parent volunteer requirements (fingerprints and Safe Haven certification) completed before you arrive.
- 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
- March 31- Taking down the set from the play
Click HERE to sign up on MVP.
Theatre Star Dedications
Leave a lasting legacy for future generations. Personalize your star seat plaque to reflect your love for your daughter or to honor someone special to you.
Patrons of the Arts
Support the Arts by joining Patrons the Arts Parent Organization. The Patrons are responsible for coordinating volunteers for all arts performances and exhibits, working with the Arts Producer to organize events and receptions, and assisting arts faculty in various ways.
Chamber Singers Take FIRST PLACE
We are thrilled to share that our SF Chamber singers were awarded FIRST PLACE today at the Golden State Women’s Choral Festival featuring the top women’s choirs in Northern California! A HUGE congrats to our Troubies, to Mrs. Harris,and to Mr. Rheault for his amazing piano accompanying! We are so excited for the opportunity to host next year! Be sure to congratulate our SF Chamber Singers!!
SFHS One Acts ‘girl’ take Gold!
This last weekend St. Francis was honored to participate in the 2019 Lenaea High School Theatre Festival! We are elated to share our students took home the Gold for our One-Act play “Girl” as well as Outstanding Original Script Award.
We also had students receive individual awards! Special shout-out to Aurora Giacobbe ‘20, who received Bronze for ‘Secret Service’ from ‘Mr. President’ and to Kelsi Towle ‘21, who received Silver for her role in ‘The Whispers Of Saints’.
Patrons of the Arts Meeting – February Meeting Changed to 2/12/19
- The February meeting has been changed to February 12, at 5:30 p.m., in Room 401 in the theatre building. The February date has changed, and the room number has changed.
- Everyone is welcome to join us.
- The guest speaker for our February meeting is Adan Romo, one of our 5 visual art teachers, who will talk to us about his sculptures on campus, the SFHS garden design, and his artwork in Sacramento area.
Xan Oliva ‘15
Xan Oliva, a proud member of the class of 2015 (Go Pascal!), will graduate this May from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Music in Music Theatre Performance.
Of course, Xan loves musical theatre but she also has a passion
for pop music. A member of ASCAP, her self-written
debut single “Sorry For Myself”, is
currently available on all the major streaming platforms.
Meredith Ray ‘14
Meredith Ray ‘14 graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Santa Clara University in Communication and Spanish. She is headed to Seattle in August for a full time job with the Seattle Seahawks in their Digital Media department. #TroubieForLife
Wow! That is an exciting industry to work in and we will follow up with Meredith in the fall for an update on her new career with the Seahawks.
We are so proud of all our Troubies and want to share your news too! Send an email to Dawn Winston ‘91 at dwinston@stfrancishs.org
Kayla Morrow ‘15
Kayla Morrow ‘15 is currently studying Strategic Communication with a double emphasis in Public Relations and Advertising at Northern Arizona University. This summer she will be attending Regionals and Nationals with her Flagstaff baton team where she will compete in solo and team events. The medals she is wearing are from placing in her solo routines at a competition in April. She has been twirling since she was 7 and her teacher was Danielle Muller ’00. Kayla’s sister, current Troubie Olivia ‘20 is also a twirling student of Mrs. Muller.
