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Babette's Feast - Conceived and developed by Abigail Killeen, written by Rose Courtney, and adapted from the short story by Isak Dinesen. We will be providing a live stream of our Baccalaureate and Graduation Ceremonies since we had to limit the number of guests in attendance. Our Awards Ceremony honors and recognizes the achievements of our students.

The awards and scholarships we honor consist of national recognition, donor sponsored scholarships, and the highest honors, the pillar awards of Faith, Excellence, Leadership and Service. We know that while not everyone's accomplishments can be recognized, we firmly believe that all of our students are filled with talent and potential.
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We welcome you to our beautiful school and are cheering for you during your important high school selection journey. Please know we are here to help you every step of the way. In this spirit, the most important thing for you to know is that the person you are today is your gift to St. Francis. And who you will become at St. Francis will be your gift to the world.
Thank you for your interest in joining the St. Francis Catholic High School Class of 2026! The application has sections for both parents and the student to complete. There is a $50 application fee, which includes administration of the HSPT. When completing the application for admission you will create a login that you will use to access your online parent portal for all the other steps in the admissions process.
Get to know our students, teachers, school culture, and the myriad activities available to our Troubies. Meet our dedicated teachers and learn about our college-prep curriculum, 32 Honors and AP classes, and our robust Academic Support programs. Meet coaches from the most successful girls' sports program in the Sac-Joaquin section and learn about our 12 sports and 27 teams.
The unique learning environment and community at St. Francis High School allows girls to take center stage and encourages them to develop their own interests. Single-sex schools create a climate where girls can express themselves freely and frequently, and develop higher order thinking skills. Our safe and nurturing environment teaches girls to value themselves and their futures.
We'd love to have you visit our campus for a student shadow day! Eighth grade girls and prospective transfer students (currently in grades 9 & 10) are strongly encouraged to visit our campus for a day to experience all that St. Francis High School has to offer. Shadow students will take part in a campus tour and Q&A, attend three classes with their St.
Reviews (10)
Cherilyn G.
Cherilyn G.
Feb 21, 2021
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This is my daughters freshman year at St. Francis. We are extremely disappointed. Although the teachers seem to care about their students, the administration clearly does not. They are not willing to do anything to help the emotional well-being of their students. Weather it's students suffering from racism or the mental health of the girls during this terrible year, they do nothing. They are obviously focused on profits, not the students.
I've heard this was a good school once upon a time. Very sad!!
Samantha A.
Samantha A.
Feb 28, 2018
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I graduated from SFHS back in 2005. I did not want to attend private school and initially was very upset with my parents for sending me here. Looking back, it was the best decision they've ever made for me. The teachers were wonderful. While it is a Catholic school, and theology is part of the curriculum, it is not the only focus here. If your daughter wants to be challenged academically, be heavily involved in sports, or be involved in the arts; all of those options are available here, and they have wonderful programs supporting them. It is pricey, but even if it is out of your income range
Lynsey Seay
Lynsey Seay
Oct 26, 2017
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For me I had a excellent experience. Academically it was as challenging as University at times. I want my girls to go there too but tuition has skyrocketed. We'll see what happens.
Jennifer S.
Jennifer S.
Sep 21, 2016
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This is an absolutely amazing all female high school. Girls can learn in an environment where they can be themselves. This school has a rigorous curriculum and really prepares them for higher education. I am pleased to have my daughter attending this school.
Virginia S.
Virginia S.
Jan 19, 2015
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One thing I don't understand about this school is that they require all the young gals to wear a mini skirt as their uniform. What's up with that? What kind of religion are they believe in that make it appropriate? As a parent, I am so object to that kind of uniform. They are suppose wear long pants in the winter and lengthy shorts in the summer if they choose to.
Ken M.
Ken M.
Nov 12, 2014
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My daughter went to the school and graduated in May of this year. Absolutely a top-notch experience and to hard to imagine a better education. Starting college now at the University of Nevada at Reno, she is well prepared for college. In fact she reports that compared to an awful lot of other freshmen into her dormitory and classes, the study traits and perseverance she learned at St. Francis gives her a gigantic leg up over many of these other students.

One of the things I know I was extremely happy with is the personal growth I saw in my daughter. From a shy and reserved teenager to a socially
A. T.
A. T.
Apr 25, 2013
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Saint Francis is the best high school education and experience available. I graduated in 1997 and it paved my way to two Ivy League schools. The faculty cares, the students are ambitious and collaborative, and the curriculum is challenging and satisfying.
Mar R.
Mar R.
Sep 06, 2012
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Unlike other private schools for girls, the emphasis is not just on liberal arts. Our daughter, a civil engineer, credits her math and science teachers for giving her a foundation for success. The work ethic she developed at St. Francis made college and her professional life less stressful. The environment at St. Francis nurtured a moral compass and the ability to make life-long friends. It was a sacrifice paying tuition, but we made a good education in a safe environment a priority.
Sassy S.
Sassy S.
Jun 15, 2011
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My daughter thrived at this school.

It is a little expensive, especially when you consider that our local public high school is considered a "good" school, but there are some things money can't buy.

If you can scrape the money together, do it!
Rene L.
Rene L.
Oct 05, 2010
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Since i graduated eons ago, they've jacked up the tuition by thousands (like that grammar? thought you would...) if you have the $$$ definitely send your daughter and give her an outstanding education, friendships she'll have forever, and values she'll hopefully take with her throughout life.

the fundraisers are incredible productions, especially Revelry, the fine arts gala showcases amazing hidden talent, and the sports teams honor future star athletes.

of course... these are all supressed catholic school girls so any bad things learned in those 4 years are not representative