Faith. Family. Futures. This is the heart of who we are and what we aspire to at St. Cecilia School. As a thriving TK-8 Catholic school of the Archdiocese of San Francisco, we foster enthusiastic learners and encourage students to be kind, respectful, and service-minded. Our generous, deeply connected, and tradition-inspired community welcomes all.
With two classes for every grade level, our students have access to a range of learning opportunities, friendships, and connections. From our excellent science, arts, and drama offerings to numerous co-curricular options including sports, music, and student government, we foster well-rounded students who respect others, are genuinely helpful, and are known for having the skills necessary to succeed in the rigors of higher education and throughout their lives.
Mission Statement
St. Cecilia School is a Catholic elementary school of the Archdiocese of San Francisco, whose purpose is to develop students who are active Christians, lifelong learners, social responsible citizens, effective communicative, and problem solvers.
Philosophy Statement
St. Cecilia School is a Catholic elementary school dedicated to the religious, academic, social, psychological, cultural, and physical development of each individual. St. Cecilia School provides instruction and opportunities in a Catholic community of for students to pray, serve and respect others, and to make choices in light of Gospel values.
Parents, as primary educators, and teachers, as facilitators of learning, work together to provide a quality education that assists students in developing their unique capabilities. Can you prepare them to become socially responsible citizens.
Students grow intellectually by participating in age–appropriate and meaningful activities. As lifelong learners, students develop the skills of effective communication and problem-solving to prepare for the challenges of the future.
Accreditation Statement
St. Cecilia School is accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA), WCEA accredits Catholic elementary and secondary schools in nine western states (26 (arch dioceses), and the US territory of Guam, WCEA co-accredits and is in partnership with three Religion agencies (WASC, NAAS, NCA), and two private agencies (CAIS and HAIS) WCEA began in 1957 in San Francisco and has a long and successful history of assisting school improvement through the accreditation process.