Summer Programs

• Grade: 11-12, Additional 5th year English Credit: 10
• Session 1: June 8th - June 26th
• Session 2: June 29th - July 17th Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• Prerequisite: English 10
• Co-ed

• Grade: 9-12, Mathematics Credit: 10* 
• Session 1: June 8th - June 26th 
• Session 2: June 29th - July 17th
• Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

• Prerequisites: Algebra 1 (Required).   Incoming Freshmen: Passing score on Geometry Challenge test and completion of Algebra I in middle school.  

• Required Supplies: Texas Instruments TI-84 plus graphing calculator.

• Cost: $825 for 6 weeks, $412.50 per session

• Co-ed

Geometry continues to review basic Algebra skills while focusing on completing the common core standards for Geometry. Major topics include geometric proofs, properties of parallel and perpendicular lines, congruent triangles, basic properties of two- and three-dimensional figures including area and volume, similarity and proportions, basic trigonometric functions, and coordinate Geometry.  UC/CSU A-G approved – c Mathematics. NCAA approved.

*This course meets 6 weeks from June 8th - July 17th. Students may remediate Semester 1 (session1) June 8th - June 26th, Semester 2 (session 2) June 29th - July 17th or take all 6 weeks to advance into an upper level course in the Fall. Please check in with your counselor prior to registering for summer!

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• Grade: 10-12, Science Credit: 10*  
• Session 1: June 8th - June 26th 
• Session 2: June 29th - July 17th
• Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

• Prerequisite: Completion of Biology or Honors Biology with a C or higher in both semesters. Completion of Algebra 1 with a C or higher in both semesters.

• Cost: $825 for 6 weeks, $412.50 per session

• Co-ed

This course is designed to teach the fundamental principles of chemistry and to prepare students for physical science classes on the high school and university level. The class stresses basic problem-solving techniques and understanding the major theories in chemistry through written and laboratory work. Since chemistry is an experimental science, time equivalent to one period a week is spent in the laboratory. UC A-G approved – d Laboratory Science. NCAA approved. 

*This course meets 6 weeks from June 8th - July 17th. Students may remediate Semester 1 (session1) June 8th - June 26th, Semester 2 (session 2) June 29th - July 17th or take all 6 weeks to advance into an upper level course in the Fall. Please check in with your counselor prior to registering for summer!

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• Grades: 10th - 12th
• Session 2: June 29th - July 17th
• Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm
• Prerequisite: None
• Co-ed

Personal Finance is a College Preparatory semester course designed to equip students with the analytical tools for lifelong financial competence. This course employs practical approaches to explore the intersection of psychology and financial well-being, enabling students to navigate the modern economy. Students will master the fundamentals of banking, budgeting for independent living, and the mechanics of the tax system and pay stubs.

The curriculum provides a comprehensive analysis of credit management, debt, and the costs of loans, including student loan navigation and forgiveness policies. Students will evaluate risk management through various insurance types and explore wealth-building strategies using stocks, bonds, and tax-advantaged accounts like IRAs and 401(k) plans. Additionally, the course covers consumer protection, identity theft prevention, and diverse pathways for financing post-secondary education. This course integrates personal responsibility with financial literacy to provide a vital foundation for adult independence. UC/CSU A-G Pending Approval – a College-Preparatory Elective.

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Grade: 12 (rising SFHS seniors only)
Session Dates: June 8th - June 12th
Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Cost: $225

Description:
St. Francis High School is offering a one-week college application workshop for rising seniors. This is a small class setting being taught by the SF College Advisors, which mean that each student will receive extensive instruction on tasks such as:

• How to develop an individualized college application list
• Creating a draft of the college essay and/or UC Personal Insight Questions
• Navigating the college application process at St. Francis High School
• Understanding the Common Application, UC, CSU, and other University applications

This course will guide and help each student in understanding every stage of the college admissions process, including the scholarship search and applications. At the end of this workshop, students will have a significant head start on their college application process.

Grade: 10 - 12 (credit will be determined upon completion of the course)
Session 2: June 29 - July 17, Monday and Wednesday afternoons (in-person)
Location: Students will be required to attend campus to complete their assignment. This in-person schedule is determined by Mrs. Symkowick and students/families.
Cost: $325 per session

Check with your counselor prior to registering for this course.

Description:
This course is for students of St. Francis who are rising 10th-12th graders. Depending on the course that a student is remediating, there will be specific assignments to complete per the agreement and arrangements made with the instructor. Upon successful completion, students will move on to their next level course in the fall. Please check in with your counselor for approval to remediate Math over the summer. Students will need regular access to their chromebook and calculator.

Grade: 10 - 12 (credit will be determined upon completion of the course)
Session 1: June 8 - 26, Tuesday and Thursday mornings (online)
Session 2: June 29 - July 17, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons (in-person)
Cost: $325 per session

RECOMMENDED FOR REMEDIATION OF ANY ENGLISH LEVEL! 

Check with your counselor prior to registering for this course.

Description:
This course is for students of St. Francis who are rising 10th-12th graders. Depending on the course that a student is remediating, there will be specific assignments to complete per the agreement and arrangements made with the instructor. Upon successful completion, students will move on to their next level course in the fall. Please check in with your counselor for approval to remediate English over the summer. Students will need regular access to their chromebook and assigned reading. 

*This course meets 6 weeks from June 8th - July 17th. Students may remediate Semester 1 (session1) June 8th - June 26th, Semester 2 (session 2) June 29th - July 17th or take all 6 weeks to advance into an upper level course in the Fall. Please check in with your counselor prior to registering for summer!

Basketball

Come join our coaching staff and current varsity players for a fun week of Basketball Summer Camp! For
girls entering 4th through 9th grades, the camp will teach fundamental skills including dribbling, passing,
rebounding, and shooting. Everyday will have a theme and on Friday players will be divided into teams
for competitive games. Parents are welcome to come watch the games on Friday starting at 9am.

• June 8 – 12, 2026
• 9:00am – 12:00pm
• For rising 4th – 9th graders
• Price: $225
• Required Items: Basketball shoes

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Soccer Camps are led by our St. Francis Varsity head coach, alumna, and former UC Davis women’s
soccer coach Mary Claire Robinson and coaching staff.

Junior Soccer Camp
Junior Soccer Camp is geared toward our younger soccer players (rising 1st-6th grade). The program
provides the opportunity for student-athletes to become familiar with the St. Francis soccer program
and to train in individual soccer techniques on the ball as well as striking and tactical awareness. All
elements of the soccer game are emphasized, including warm-up, trapping, dribbling, passing, shooting,
small-sided games and stretching to end the session. Both individual fundamentals and team strategies
will be accentuated.

• Junior Soccer Camp For rising 1st – 6th graders
• June 8 - 12, 2026
• 8:30am - 11:30am
• Price: $225
• Required Items: Cleats, shin guards, proper soccer attire.

Elite Soccer Camp
Elite Soccer Camp is tailored to older athletes who have higher level club experience. These sessions will
be a mix of on field skill work, games and soccer strategy. Take your soccer IQ to the next level with
these powerful sessions helmed by head varsity coach Maryclaire Robinson.

• Elite Soccer Camp For rising 7th – 9th graders
• June 22 - 26, 2026
• 8:00am - 11:00am
• Price: $225
• Required Items: Cleats, shin guards, proper soccer attire.

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St. Francis softball lead by Head Coach Kevin Warren, coaching staff and varsity players all of whom will
support student athletes in developing the proper skills necessary to compete in softball on a
competitive level: fielding, hitting, throwing, and a variety of bunting techniques. The camp will also
include pitching and catching mechanics, as well as proper base running basics.

• June 15 – 18, 2026*
• 8:00am – 11:00am
• For rising 4th – 9th graders
• Price: $200Required Items: Cleats, glove, and personal bats. Dress in proper attire to slide on the dirt infield.
• Recommended items: batting helmet and face mask.

*Note: this is a four-day camp. There is NO camp on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

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Our coaching staff and current varsity players will help campers explore the sport of Women’s Flag
Football. Skill development, game play, and team bonding will all be emphasized in this beginner level,
four day long camp. This is a fun, low stress environment to learn a new sport.

• June 15 – 18, 2026*
• 8:30am – 11:30am
• For rising 4th – 9th graders
• Price: $200
• Required Items: Athletic clothes, Cleats, mouth-guard (mandatory) & water bottle
• Recommended Items: gloves

*Note: this is a four-day camp. There is NO camp on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

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Futsal is an Indoor Soccer Camp led by Maryclaire Robinson, St. Francis Varsity head coach, alumna, and
former UC Davis women’s soccer coach, and coaching staff. The program provides the opportunity for
student-athletes to train indoors. Individual soccer techniques on the ball as well as striking and tactical
awareness will be emphasized. All elements of the soccer game are emphasized, including warm-up,
trapping, dribbling, passing, shooting, small-sided games and stretching to end the session. Both
individual fundamentals and team strategies will be accentuated. This camp is strictly indoors only!

• June 15 – 18, 2026*
• 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
• For rising 2nd -6th graders
• Price: $200Required Items: indoor athletic footwear
• *Note: this is a four-day camp. There is NO camp on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

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St. Francis’ volleyball coaches Taryn Campbell & Bill Hanrahan as well as our varsity team are back to
host this extremely popular camp.
The Volleyball Camp 1 morning session is designed for rising 4th-6th grade Players to learn basic skills
required for volleyball: how to pass, set, hit, serve, and utilize basic defensive moves. At the end of the
week, student athletes will be divided according to skill level for a culminating tournament. Every
participant will take home a full-size SF logo volleyball. Parents are welcome to come watch the games
on Friday starting at 9am.

• Camp 1 For rising 4th – 6th graders
• June 22 – 26, 2026
• 8:00 am – 11:00 am
• Price: $225
• Required Items: Knee pads, athletic footwear.

The Volleyball Camp 2 afternoon session is for rising 7th-9th grade girls who want to sharpen their
skills. This week is a fun-filled week of skill development, confidence building and sisterhood. At the end
of the week, student athletes will be divided according to skill level for a culminating tournament.
Parents are welcome to come watch the tournament on Friday starting at 1:30pm.

• Camp 2 For rising 7th – 9th graders
• June 22 – 26, 2026
• 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
• Price: $225
• Required Items: Knee pads, athletic footwear.

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• Grade: Open to St. Francis High School incoming 9th graders only
• Session 1: June 22nd - June 26th
• Session 2: July 13th - July 17th
• Time: 8:30 am - 11:30 am
• Cost: $175

This course is designed to give incoming 9th grade students a jumpstart to their high school experience. Getting familiar on the first day of school can be intimidating! Students will get to participate in fun activities, discussions and campus tours all while getting familiar with being on campus. This course will also explore everyday Troubie experiences that every student will have one time or another; going to the library to study, musical or choir rehearsals, club activities, getting cookies from the Caf, opening a locker, visiting our tech department for those frozen screens or lost passwords and much more! Students will also learn about the many leadership opportunities and ways to get involved and become a part of this amazing sisterhood. Not only do our students, and beautiful campus, make for a great place to spend your summer. Our wonderful staff and faculty make St. Francis High School a great place to be! This non-credited course is a great way to brush off those nerves, and even better, pay it forward by lending a hand to another fellow Class of 2030 peer on her first day. So come join us this Summer for SF 101!

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• *BY INVITATION ONLY
• Session: June 29th - July 17th
• Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
• Open to St. Francis students only
• Required Supplies: Texas instrument TI-84 or TI 84 Plus or TI-84 Plus CE.
• Cost: $425

This enrichment course examines 3 areas; English readiness, Math readiness & Study skills.
The English readiness course focuses on reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, and
research. The math readiness focuses on fundamental math concepts, test prepardness,
learning tools & tips. This course also emphasizes the variety of study skills necessary to
succeed at St. Francis and gives students the tools they need throughout four years of high
school. The goal of this course is to empower and inspire students as they transition to a new
academic environment. This course is by invitation only.

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• Session 1 July 6th – July 10th; 1st-4th grades; 9am - 12pm
• Session 2 July 13th – July 17th; 1st-4th grades; 9am - 12pm
• $200

Spend the morning exploring art, movement, creative play, and more! Our teachers and St. Francis student counselors will be interacting with our young campers and helping them build skills in self-confidence and leadership. We’ll have fun, get a little messy, and enjoy a whole lot of GIRL POWER! Every camper receives a Camp Troubie, Jr. t-shirt.

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• June 15 – July 2nd 
• 8:30-12pm
• 5th-8th grades
• $525

We have designed activities and experiences that are developmentally appropriate, engaging, and confidence building. Our goal is for every camper to feel comfortable, connected, and excited to participate alongside peers in a similar stage of life. Join us for 3 weeks of fun and build friendships that will last a lifetime.

5th-6th Grade Camp Troubie Description
Join us for a fun morning of classes and activities! Each Camp day features three class rotations, outdoor activity time, and snacks. Campers will rotate through the following classes: Creative Writing, Take Me to the Museum, & Creative by Nature. 

Campers may stay on campus for a supervised lunch (bring your own or purchase from our cafeteria) regardless of whether they are joining us for afternoon camps. Our Camp Troubie counselors will be leading activities during the lunch period. Campers not attending an afternoon camp must be picked up by 1:00 pm.

7th-8th Grade Camp Troubie Description
Join us for a fun morning of classes and activities! Each week features an engaging camp that your "Future Troubie" will look forward to and make life long friends while doing it. Week 1 will be Troubie TV Jr. Your camper will get to experience what it's like to run a news channel in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Week 2 is a taste of three World Languages, 2 days of French, 2 days of Italian and 1 day of Spanish. Our student counselors will get your camper excited to experience the culture and language of other countries and truly know which language they would like to take once they are a Troubie. Lastly, week 3 will be a four day artistic journey where campers will master new techniques and let their imagination soar. Designed for beginners and seasoned artists alike, this camp moves through the basics of multiple visual and performing arts mediums to explore creativity. Let's make some art and have a ton of fun. 

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• June 15 – June 26,  2026 (NO camp June 19)
• 1:00pm – 4:00pm 
• $300  

All levels of experience are welcome! Whether you’re a veteran musical theatre kid, someone who loves being in an ensemble, or someone who wants to have some fun with music and dance, this class is for you! In this class, we will explore basic dance movement, dance vocabulary, acting, and characterization through musical numbers from famous Broadway shows. Learn how to nail a dance audition, how to act while you dance, and find the addictively fun experience of dancing in an ensemble. After a couple of weeks of dancing and having fun, we’ll share our favorite numbers with friends and family at a “shareformance.” Dress to move!

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• June 29 - July 2, 2026     
• 1:00 -4:00 pm    
• 5th-8th grade girls   
• $175

Ready to dive into the world of 3D design and printing? In this fun and hands-on summer course, students will learn how to bring their ideas to life using cutting-edge CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. Guided by members of the international award-winning St. Francis and Jesuit Robotics teams, students will master the basics of CAD, learn about the engineering design process, and explore the fascinating world of 3D printing before designing AND printing their very own custom keychains. Whether they're interested in art, engineering, or just want to try something new, this summer course is the perfect place for students to explore the power of design and technology.

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