Any student parking on SFHS campus must have a school issued permit (including seniors with reserved painted parking spaces). Permits will be distributed the first few days of school. Please fill out this form as soon as possible if you have not done so already.
Students are eligible for an Early Dismissal Pass (EDP) for free block(s) that fall at the END of the day only. Students who have the last block(s) of the day free may leave during the lunch block with an EDP.
It is imperative that your student be in proper (including skirt length uniform) for the 2024-2025 school year. Here is the daily uniform dress code that will be enforced. If the article of clothing is not listed below, it is not part of the daily uniform.
We received a report that recently a SFHS student was targeted for money on her Instagram account. It was a very well done scam, and clearly preyed upon our students’ trust. This scam was perfectly targeted — trusting, helpful students and the illusion of the person being known by trusted people. The student didn’t flinch at giving them access to her picture (“…because they were ‘friends’ with people I knew,” and “because I thought I was helping them out.”) While your student might say this wouldn’t happen to me, believe me it could and it does.
One of our favorite traditions is Seniors Painted parking spaces to benefit our scholarship programs. Students may personalize their parking spot by creating a design that reflects their interests and/or shows school spirit. Designs must be pre-approved by the Administration prior to painting and cannot violate the tenants of the St. Francis Catholic High School. All template designs must be turned in no later than July 10th (absolutely no late templates will be accepted). Cost is $300 for the reserved painted space.
The safety of everyone while on the campus of St. Francis Catholic High School is of the utmost importance. As with everything we do as a community, we constantly evaluate how we operate and if the best procedures are in place. In order to accomplish this efficiently and expeditiously, each year we employ the help of our families, particularly those with emergency and medical backgrounds.
Our students all love social media and can’t wait to use their phones to connect to each other and the world at large. However, all that continual connection does not give them the opportunity to rest, relax and just be.
With the weather starting to change, remember only “docker style” pants and SFHS jackets may be worn on campus. Please purchase these and SF jackets now, before the cold really kicks in. The Uniform Standard Guide and page 64 of the Student-Parent Handbook list the specific rules and requirements.
Students are not allowed to wear:
Since the start of school the past few weeks, we have had and will continue to have waves of illness; COVID, strep, flu etc. Please talk to your daughters about keeping herself and others safe. In short, keep up the practices that have helped keep our community as safe as possible over the past year:
Due to health and safety concerns, and to avoid any disruption to school activities, all animals are prohibited from school property, school facilities, school transportation, and school functions except for registered service animals. The service animal must be a dog or, in limited specific circumstances, a miniature horse. No other species of animal will be permitted as a “service animal.”
No matter how old they are, or how mature you believe your daughter to be, many platforms can be inherently dangerous with contacts not known to your daughter. Here are two examples that are popular with students that may have risk potential for your daughter OMEGLE and TWITCH:
Please review the routes that will be open for dance drop off and pick up this Saturday night, 10/01/22 and share with your guests if they are driving.
It is St. Francis High School’s commitment to ensure the safety and security of all members of our community. If an emergency occurs during school hours, school administrators will determine a specific course of action and oversee the release of students. To support this undertaking, please review the emergency response measures we have implemented.
All events including but not limited to: Masses, prayers services, rallies, assemblies, etc. are mandatory for students.
It is St. Francis High School’s commitment to ensure the safety and security of all members of our community. If an emergency occurs during school hours, school administrators will determine a specific course of action and oversee the release of students. To support this undertaking we have implemented emergency response measures.
The Dean of Students is responsible for campus-wide safety, wellness and discipline. The Dean works in collaboration with the faculty, Wellness, Counseling Departments and various safety committees. The Dean also works with students, parents and school administrators to resolve personal, academic and behavioral problems.
To report absences: 916.737.5050