San Francisco Day School is an independent, coeducational day school that serves students in grades kindergarten through eight and offers a variety of academic and extracurricular activities. Its academic curriculum includes art, foreign languages, technology education, language arts, math, music, science, social studies, and health and physical education. San Francisco Day School provides a wide variety of facilities and services, such as a library, playing fields, laboratories, cafeteria and transportation. The academy s library provides a large online database and offers a variety of reference materials, books, journals and newspapers. The school is located in San Francisco.
Kindergarden elementary school
Town School for Boys, founded in 1993, offers educational programs to more than 300 students in grades kindergarten through eight. Its curriculum includes subjects, such as fine arts, technology, humanities, science, mathematics, foreign language and physical education. In addition, the school provides classes in elective subjects that include digital photography, drama, woodworking, music composition, studio art and desktop publishing. It offers a variety of sports activities, including cross country, soccer, basketball, lacrosse and baseball. The extracurricular activities provided by the school include a student council, field trips and newspaper. It has various clubs, including book, history, stock market and math clubs. The school is located in San Francisco.
Live Oak School is an independent K-8 school in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood. Our enrollment is around 420 students annually and includes students from diverse backgrounds and neighborhoods throughout San Francisco and surrounding cities. Our challenging and responsive academic program is built around a constructivist teaching and learning pedagogy wherein students engage in real-world learning that integrates classroom curriculum with meaningful hands-on experiences. At Live Oak, faculty actively encourage students to think critically, ask questions, and let their creativity and curiosity drive their learning. Lower school classrooms feature two full-time, fully qualified co-teachers to offer a learning experience that allows for all students to be supported and challenged as needed to unlock their full potential. Faculty build their teaching practice around knowing students well so that they can teach them effectively. Middle school students expand their skills by deepening their exploration of literature, math, science, and social issues, building valuable real-world perspective that guides their ability to engage in purposeful work beyond the classroom. They pursue their passions by taking part in twice-annual theater productions, competing in interscholastic athletics, and performing in a range of musical and art showcases throughout the year. Visit our website or reach out to our admissions team to see how your student can thrive at Live Oak.
San Francisco Friends School is a coeducational institution that enrolls students in kindergarten through grade eight. It focuses on the emotional and spiritual growth of children. The institution conducts classes in several subjects, such as English, math, science and social studies. San Francisco Friends School provides instruction in language arts, as well as music and movement. It also conducts a weekly assembly program that includes presentations by local artists, Taiko drumming and puppet shows. In addition, the institution organizes field trips to various venues, such as the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Strybing Botanical Gardens and Randall Museum. San Francisco Friends School features a before- and after-school care program that includes a variety of activities, including chess, storytelling, yoga, knitting, sculpture and flag football. It employs a staff of more than 20 teachers and paraprofessionals, including a summer program director and outdoor education coordinator. The institution additionally conducts weekly meetings where teachers and students raise queries related to friendship, justice and ethics.
Hamlin School offers a variety of educational and co-curricular programs to students. It provides educational programs to more than 400 students in grades kindergarten through eight. The school offers various subjects, including English, mathematics, science, American history, geography, art, music, and health and physical education. It also provides foreign language classes, including Spanish and French. The school also organizes various sports activities, such as baseball, softball, football, volleyball, basketball and cross country. It organizes community services programs that include support, extended day care and early intervention services. The school s library has a collection of more than 17,000 volumes. Its collection includes children's picture and reference books, junior fiction novels, curriculum-based nonfiction, biographies, professional and parenting resource books, and audio and videotape collection. It is located in San Francisco.
