St. Francis Catholic High School

A four year college preparatory high school for young women

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Ways to Give to SFHS

Fundraising is a vital part our culture. We are committed to continuing the St. Francis traditions of faith, leadership, excellence and service.

While tuition covers roughly 85 percent of the operating budget of the school, additional resources are necessary to carry a St. Francis education forward. Through gifts of time, talent, and treasure, the philanthropy of our community supports outstanding programs and facilities, and provides tuition assistance to more than 24 percent of our families.

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Giving

Join thousands of alumnae, parents, friends, students, faculty and staff who make SFHS a philanthropic priority. Your generosity supports our outstanding programs and facilities and provides tuition assistance to more than 30 percent of our families. We couldn’t do what we do without you!

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Summer Programs

Whether you are looking for educational, enrichment, or sports programs this summer, St. Francis Catholic High School has it all!

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Student Life

At St. Francis, education extends beyond the classroom walls as our students are encouraged to develop their talents and discover their passions in every area of their lives. Whether they are in the science lab, on the playing field, in the studio, or on a service trip, our students encounter countless opportunities for growth in academic and extracurricular programs.

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Athletics

The Athletic Department mission commits us to the total education of young women by providing a comprehensive, fair and equitable athletic program for the school community in a caring, supportive environment. We strive to enrich the mental, physical and moral development of all students by integrating athletics into the school’s educational program.

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The Arts at St. Francis

Experience the Arts at St. Francis. Our performance students 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.

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Faith & Service

All members of the community are encouraged to share their gifts in order to enrich the greater community. Liturgies, prayer services, retreats, community events and service projects are the result of people sharing their gifts and talents.

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Academics

St. Francis High School is committed to preparing all of its students for life-long learning. The school provides a strong college-preparatory academic environment.

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Admissions

Choosing a high school — your home away from home for four years — is a big decision. The faculty, staff, and students of St. Francis Catholic High School share your enthusiasm about your future, in high school and beyond.

At St. Francis you can explore a rich world of academic and extracurricular possibilities, make real connections with a diverse group of young women, and experience the freedom to be your true self.

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Thank You to our Event Sponors

Cross Country Wins Yolo County Championship Title

News September 21, 2013

WOODLAND, Calif. – In the first meeting between Sac-Joaquin section rivals, the St. Francis cross country team edged Davis Senior Saturday at the Yolo County Championships 42-49.

“We are very happy with the overall performance,” said assistant coach Mason Myers.

The Troubadours, ranked No. 3 in the state in the DyeStatCAL XC rankings, placed three runners in the top six overall to defeat the Blue Devils. Davis entered the meet No. 6 in the state rankings. It was the third consecutive team title for St. Francis in 2013.

Troubadour senior Lauren LaRocco was second overall behind Davis sophomore Fiona O’Keeffe in a matchup of two of the top runners in the state. Senior Madison Rawson was third overall, while junior Miranda Myers crossed the line sixth.

“The big factor was this was the first 5K of the year on a difficult course,” said Myers.

Complete team and individual results were not immediately available. Both teams were missing one of their top runners in the race. St. Francis junior Peyton Bilo is rehabbing an injury.

Camille Boudreaux was the fourth runner from St. Francis to finish, followed by Mallory Shingle. Chase Worthen, Chloe Kardasopoulos and Aerial Medina also ran for the Troubadour varsity unit.

St. Francis and Davis were also the top two teams a year ago in the Yolo County Championship meet with the Troubadours scoring 25 points to 35 for Davis.

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