Convent & Stuart Hall

United States, San Francisco

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees $44,050 - 60,220

Ages 5 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 1887

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (DP)

Taught languages Mandarin, Spanish, French, Latin

Strengths Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School

Introduction

Convent & Stuart Hall is an independent Catholic K-12 school in San Francisco with two campuses, Broadway and Pine-Octavia, serving students from ages 5 to 18. The school is part of the Sacred Heart Schools network and offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the high school, alongside a comprehensive K-12 curriculum that emphasizes serious study and social responsibility. Students engage with humanities, mathematics, sciences and the arts, and study digital literacy and design integrated with core disciplines. Signature programs include K-12 Research-Based Literacy Programs, an Emotional Literacy Program, and a Structured Literacy Program. The Siboni Arts & Science Center houses science labs, art spaces, music rooms and a theatre, supporting on-campus performances through the Syufy Theatre. Athletics use on-campus facilities and external venues. A service ethos is expressed through the Heart to Heart program, international exchanges, and service-learning trips, complemented by a range of arts, language and leadership opportunities.

2222 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94115, United States

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The Essentials

Location

Broadway Campus, 2222 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94115; Pine-Octavia Campus, 1715 Octavia, San Francisco, CA 94109. The Neighborhood is Pacific Heights – San Francisco. Public transit is readily accessible in the city.

Stages

K–12: Convent Elementary (K–8) on Broadway Campus; Convent High School and Stuart Hall High School (9–12) on Pine-Octavia Campus.

Type

Independent Catholic K–12 preparatory school with two campuses; part of the Sacred Heart Schools network.

Additional learning support

Academic Support is provided through the Academic Support program. It is led by Mary Beth Cecchini, the Upper Form Chair, Learning Strategist and High School Transition Coordinator.

Country affiliation

United States

Religious affiliation

Catholic; affiliated with Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

School day structure

The After School Program extends the school day to 6 p.m. for K–8 students on school days.

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Fees

Application fees
- Application fee: No application fee amount is published on the school's public tuition page. A third‑party school listing records an application fee of USD 100.

Tuition (annual), by division — published figure for 2025–26 school year
- Elementary School (Grades K–8): USD 44,050 per year.
- High School (Grades 9–12): USD 60,220 per year.

Per‑payment breakdowns and per‑term equivalents (payment plans offered)
Note: the school requires a 15% enrollment deposit with the Enrollment Contract; the remaining 85% is paid according to the chosen plan. Payment-plan percentages below follow the school's published schedule (15% deposit, then 60%/25% or monthly installments). All amounts are shown in USD and rounded to two decimals.

- Elementary (K–8) — Annual tuition USD 44,050:
- Enrollment deposit (15%): USD 6,607.50.
- One‑Payment plan: remaining 85% due July 1 = USD 37,442.50.
- Two‑Payment plan: 60% due July 1 = USD 26,430.00; 25% due December 1 = USD 11,012.50 (plus the 15% deposit already paid). Total = USD 44,050.00.
- 10‑Payment plan: remaining 85% divided into 10 equal monthly installments = USD 3,744.25 per installment (first installment due May 1), plus the 15% deposit.

- High School (9–12) — Annual tuition USD 60,220:
- Enrollment deposit (15%): USD 9,033.00.
- One‑Payment plan: remaining 85% due July 1 = USD 51,187.00.
- Two‑Payment plan: 60% due July 1 = USD 36,132.00; 25% due December 1 = USD 15,055.00 (plus the 15% deposit). Total = USD 60,220.00.
- 10‑Payment plan: remaining 85% divided into 10 equal monthly installments = USD 5,118.70 per installment (first installment due May 1), plus the 15% deposit.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- A 15% enrollment deposit is due with the Enrollment Contract (deposit timing published as due in March). The remaining balance may be paid by one of three plans: one payment (remaining 85% due July 1), two payments (60% due July 1 and 25% due December 1), or a 10‑payment monthly plan (first monthly payment due May 1).

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; Convent & Stuart Hall is listed as a day school. No boarding fees are published.

Other costs and fees (examples published for 2025–26 where available)
- Financial assistance application fee (Clarity): USD 65 to submit the Clarity financial‑aid application.
- After‑School Program (ASP) — 2025–26 published plan fees (K–8 childcare/programming):
- Grades K–4: Full‑time ASP annual plan = USD 5,850.
- Grades K–4: 3‑day plan = USD 4,495; 2‑day plan = USD 3,295.
- Grades K–4: ASP drop‑in daily rate = USD 60 per day.
- Grades 5–8: Full‑time and trimester plans are offered; the ASP page lists plan types and registration rules but does not publish a single public annual price for the Grades 5–8 full‑time plan on the page.
- ASP deposits and installments are explicitly stated as non‑refundable.
- Summer program and specialty class fees are listed in seasonal brochures and program pages; specific session fees vary by program and year.
- Uniforms, school‑store charges, instrument rentals, elective course fees, activity fees, or technology fees: no itemized uniform or uniform‑shop pricing is published on the school's public pages found.

Refund information
- The After‑School Program states that all deposits and installments made on ASP plans are non‑refundable.
- A specific, itemized tuition refund or withdrawal refund policy for annual tuition (for example prorated refunds on withdrawal) is not published on the main tuition and financial assistance pages.

Fee payment options (methods)
- The school publishes the required payment schedules and deposit percentages, but specific accepted payment methods (for example credit card, ACH/bank transfer, check) are not specified on the publicly visible tuition and payment pages.

Concise summary of available, published fee items (2025–26)
- Tuition: Elementary K–8 USD 44,050; High School 9–12 USD 60,220. Payment plans: 15% deposit + one, two or ten payment schedules as detailed above. Financial aid application (Clarity) submission fee USD 65. ASP plan example fees for K–4 (full‑time USD 5,850; 3‑day USD 4,495; 2‑day USD 3,295; drop‑in USD 60/day). Boarding is not applicable (day school).

Items not published on the school's public pages that are commonly requested by parents
- A definitive application fee amount on the school's official admissions pages was not located (a third‑party listing shows USD 100). Accepted payment methods (credit card vs bank transfer vs check) are not stated on the tuition page. A full, itemized tuition refund or withdrawal policy for annual tuition (prorating, deadlines, penalties) is not publicly posted on the tuition/financial assistance pages reviewed. Uniform prices and a school‑store or uniform‑shop price list are not published on the pages reviewed. For these items, the school's published pages above do not show the detail requested.

Academics

Curriculum

The school presents a K–12 curriculum designed to provide a pre-eminent education with emphasis on serious study and social responsibility. It offers contemporary avenues of learning and essential strategies for expressing and engaging with ideas, including digital literacy and design alongside humanities, mathematics, sciences and the arts. The program includes K–12 Research-Based Literacy Programs, an Emotional Literacy Program, and a Structured Literacy Program.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have attended universities including Trinity College, Bates College, MIT, The George Washington University, Georgetown University, Grinnell College, The University of Chicago, Williams College, University of California, Berkeley, and Western University (Canada).

Gifted and Talented

The Endowment Program supports an Artist-in-Residence Program that brings gifted artists to Convent & Stuart Hall to work with students, expanding curricular opportunities in the arts.

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Admissions

Kindergarten admissions steps:
1. Online Inquiry: Submit an online inquiry to begin the admissions process. You will receive a confirmation email letting you know your inquiry is in our queue. A separate email with login instructions will follow once your inquiry has been processed.
2. Campus Tour: Campus tours are a requirement of the application process. The tour provides an overview of classrooms and facilities such as the Unkefer Spark Studio, gymnasium, theaters and Siboni Arts and Science Center, with a live Q A session led by school leaders, parent ambassadors and students.
3. Learn About Our School: Learn about Convent & Stuart Hall through the admissions process and the Sacred Heart education framework, including the Goals and Criteria.
4. Kindergarten Open House: The open house for prospective Kindergarten families is scheduled on a Wednesday, November 12 from 6 to 8 pm. RSVP for the open house via the admissions portal.
5. Submit an Application: Application requirements include campus tour, Kindergarten Open House, the online application and a 100 application fee. The online application opens on a specified date, and a fee waiver code K8APP is available if needed. Submit Confidential Student Evaluation forms and arrange Kindergarten Screening and Parent Interview according to the timeline; the application deadline for priority consideration is December 12, 2025.
6. Kindergarten Screening: Screening includes an Individual Admissions Assessment of about 30 minutes and a Group Playdate of about 1 hour. These events are held December through January and are scheduled via the online portal.
7. Parent Interview: Parent interviews last about 30 minutes and occur between November 1, 2025 and mid February 2026. A campus tour and a completed application must be submitted two business days prior to the interview.
8. Learn About Tuition Assistance: Tuition assistance is available to qualified families based on demonstrated financial need. A webinar on applying for financial assistance is held on October 21 from 6 to 7 pm and is recorded for review on the applicant checklist. For questions, contact Lizzie Schneiberg.
Relocating and Applying from Afar: Convent & Stuart Hall welcomes families from across the country and world to the admissions process. Relocating families should contact the Admissions Office to discuss navigation of the process and plan ahead.

Scholarships

Tuition assistance is available to qualified students based solely on demonstrated financial need. Each year, applications for tuition assistance are evaluated by a committee, and grants are awarded based on demonstrated need and the availability of funds.

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FAQs

Where are Convent & Stuart Hall's campuses located and what age ranges do they serve?

Convent & Stuart Hall operates two San Francisco campuses: Broadway Campus at 2222 Broadway and Pine‑Octavia Campus at 1715 Octavia Street. The school serves students ages 5 to 18 across K–12 divisions, with Convent Elementary (K–8) on Broadway and the high schools (9–12) on Pine‑Octavia.

What type of school is Convent & Stuart Hall and what is its educational emphasis?

Convent & Stuart Hall is an independent Catholic, co‑educational K–12 preparatory school in the Sacred Heart tradition. The curriculum emphasizes serious study and social responsibility, integrating humanities, mathematics, sciences, the arts and digital literacy across K–12.

Who leads the school and how long has the school been established?

Dr. Ann Marie Krejcarek serves as President of Convent & Stuart Hall. The school was founded in 1887 and has been a San Francisco institution since then.

What is the admissions process for Kindergarten and are campus tours required?

Kindergarten applicants begin with an online inquiry, then must complete a campus tour and attend the Kindergarten Open House as part of the process. The application also includes submission of evaluation forms, a Kindergarten screening and a parent interview, and priority consideration has a December 12, 2025 deadline.

Is there an application fee and are there fees to apply for financial aid?

The admissions materials indicate a USD 100 application fee for the Kindergarten application. Families applying for financial assistance submit the Clarity application, which carries a USD 65 submission fee.

How should relocating families proceed with the admissions process?

Convent & Stuart Hall welcomes families relocating from across the country and world and asks that they contact the Admissions Office to discuss timeline adjustments and plan ahead. Admissions staff will help coordinate required steps such as tours, screenings and interviews for families applying from afar.

Does the high school offer the International Baccalaureate or other advanced programmes?

Yes, Convent & Stuart Hall High School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme alongside its college‑preparatory curriculum. The program complements the school's emphasis on critical thinking, global perspectives and rigorous study.

Where do graduates typically matriculate for higher education?

Recent graduates have attended a wide range of colleges and universities, including Trinity College, Bates College, MIT, The George Washington University, Georgetown University, Grinnell College, The University of Chicago, Williams College, University of California, Berkeley and Western University (Canada).

Are there programs for gifted students and special arts initiatives?

Yes. The Endowment Program supports an Artist‑in‑Residence initiative that brings gifted artists to campus to work with students and enrich arts programming.

What academic and arts facilities does the school have on campus?

The Siboni Arts & Science Center houses science laboratories, flexible middle‑form labs, art studios, music rooms and the Syufy Theatre for performances. Campuses also include historic buildings such as Flood Mansion, Hammond House and Herbst House which support classrooms and program spaces.

What sports and athletic facilities are available to students?

On campus facilities include two gyms and fitness centers, a turf training field, an athletic training room and multi‑use spaces, plus the Herbert Center and Pine‑Octavia Dungeon for competition. The school also uses off‑site venues such as Koret Health & Recreation Center (indoor pool), Kezar Stadium, Maloney Field and the Lisa & Douglas Goldman Tennis Center for larger athletic needs.

What arts and music opportunities are available beyond the school day?

The Music Conservatory offers afternoon private lessons for K–12 students with instruction in instruments such as violin, viola, cello, guitar, bass, piano and brass instruments, and the school runs dedicated Dance and Theater programs supported by Siboni facilities. Afternoon lessons build on daytime curriculum and prepare students for performances in the Syufy Theatre and other venues.

How does the school integrate community service and global education into student life?

Service learning is central to the school's mission through the Heart to Heart program, international exchanges, and service trips, including work in New Orleans and Costa Rica as well as virtual collaborations with students in Palestine and Mexico. Students contribute thousands of service hours each year and connect with local organizations through initiatives like a Summer Reading Program.

How does the school support students with learning differences or those needing academic support?

An Educational Resource Team meets weekly to review students' strengths and challenges, and the Academic Support program provides assessment, direct instruction and consultation with teachers and families. In the High School, reasonable accommodations are provided for students with a current psycho‑educational report, including extended time and assistive technology aligned with College Board and ACT guidelines.

What counseling and mental‑health resources are available to students?

Each division has dedicated School Counselors (Leandra Peloquin for Convent Elementary, Megan David for Stuart Hall for Boys, and Roberto Parris for the High School) who provide counseling and student resources. The school also provides crisis resources including a Crisis Hotline at 800‑784‑2433 and San Francisco Suicide Prevention at 415‑781‑0500.

Is Convent & Stuart Hall a boarding school and what is the uniform policy?

Convent & Stuart Hall is a day school and does not offer boarding. The Convent dress uniform is worn on designated days and includes a white polo, a uniform skirt or tailored black slacks, a school‑branded sweater, dark tights and formal black flats; Stuart Hall dress uniform includes a navy blazer, white collared shirt with tie, tan pants and appropriate formal shoes, and may be worn on any school day.

Is lunch included in tuition and who governs the school?

Tuition includes the school lunch program for all K–12 students at no additional cost. The school is governed by a Board of Trustees and is part of the Sacred Heart Schools network.

How long has Convent & Stuart Hall been part of the Sacred Heart network and what is its history?

Convent & Stuart Hall was founded in 1887 and operates within the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus tradition. It is a member of the international Sacred Heart Schools network, which spans more than 200 schools in 30 countries.

How can parents get involved and what parent organizations exist?

All parents are members of the Parents Association, which organizes volunteer opportunities, fundraising and community events such as Uniform Exchange, Back to School Nights, Homecoming, Oktoberfest, Fall Classic and the Celebrate Spring fundraiser. The Parents Association coordinates outreach and supports partnerships between families and the school.

What are the tuition fees at Convent & Stuart Hall?

Annual tuition at Convent & Stuart Hall ranges from USD 44,050 to USD 60,220 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.

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