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Bless you Church Mouse for always being our Angels! -
Thank you to all of our Angels
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Diamond Angels
($1200) - Gail Bucholz, Junko Cook, Christopher Lanzafame, Betty Pommon
(in memory of Daniel Pommon)
, Chris & Michelle Sanders
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Ruby Angels
($900) Synergy Dental Group
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Sapphire Angels
($600) Steve Comstock, Martin & Alicia Herrick, Ralph Hutchinson, Don Laursen, Brenda McNeill
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Guardian Angels
($300) - Carl Borgeson, Martin and Carol Campbell with the Momsen & Undercoffler Families, Peter Carcionc, Phil Cirelli, Romain Clerou, Barbara Comstock, Tami Cotter, Tina and Michael Cox,
Mr. & Mrs. Duran, Una Dockery, Maureen Mignacco-Dutil
(for Nellie & Sam)
, Joseph Geist, Sherry Gray, Patricia Grillos, Mary Kearney
(in memory
of Virginia Kearney),
Father Mike Kelly, Winnie Lanning, Beatrice Lynch, James R. and Sharon Lynch, Mansi Family, Steve & Mary McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Nikkel, Peter & Betsy Nova, William & Ming O'Brien, Mickey O'Flynn, James & Maureen Olson, Joseph Orlando, Anne Phillips, Bob & Carmen Reilly, William & Donna Roualdes, Joanne Sanders, Michelle Schumacher, Gia Scinto, John & Indgrid Sheets, Susan Weaver, Larry Westlake
St. Francis Solano School serves the families of St. Francis Solano Parish and the Sonoma Valley by cultivating an atmosphere of academic achievement in which students live and embrace
Roman Catholic values
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E Mail
stf.schooloffice@gmail.com
Phone (707) 996-4994
Fax (707) 996-2662
Click here
for more info, location, map and directions
To report student absence, after school pick up change, or Children's Center request
call 996-4994 or email
stf-frontdesk@vom.com
Check out the latest from our
Parents' club
Visit the Dad's Club page,
click here
2012 St. Francis Science Fair Winners
These 12 6th, 7th and 8th graders were the top scorers in our local Science Fair.
Congratulations to all of them. The top 8 from this group will go on to represent
St. Francis at the county wide Science Fair. Be sure to see these students work
along with the work of all the 6th, 7th and 8th grade students in Father Robert's
Hall during Catholic Schools. Projects will be displayed Wednesday 2/1 and
Thursday 2/2.
ADMISSION INFORMATION
Anyone interested in admission to St. Francis Solano School for the 2012-2013 school year is invited to join us for an informative admissions meeting and campus tour on February 3 at 9:00 A.M.
Click HERE to request more information.
Applications for all grades (K -8) continue to be accepted for the current year. Individual tours are also available. Please call the school office to register or for more information 707-996-4994.
Our Town Art Show
March 23rd.
Featuring the art and talent of the students of St. Francis Solano School
Click here for more information and to purchase artwork
Be a St. Francis Guardian Angel. Click Here to learn how to participate.
Paypal option available.
Next Great Fun Night Coming
Mardi
Gras
Party
sponsored by our Dad's Club
click here for more information
This event is sold out, see you there
Help support the St. Francis annual yearbook by placing an ad today!
You can wish an 8th grader a fond farewell, get exposure for your business or give a printed shout out to your favorite person. We have several different options from business card to full page size.
Click here
to get the order form today.
St. Francis Robotics Team
Makes Us Proud
Our Robotics team deserves a congratulations for representing our school so well at the Northern California "For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology" competition held in Vacaville on Saturday Nov. 19th. They were there all day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and had to compete on four different stages. The students had to deliver a PowerPoint presentation about a health hazard pertaining to their subject. They had to present how well they worked as a team and information about the construction of their robots. Lastly they had to show how many missions their robot could complete in 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Our 12 students were split into 3 teams, one of which, the A-team, scored high enough in these four categories to place them amongst the top teams. This score allows them to move on to the next level of competition in February in Sacramento.
"What greater work is there than training the mind and forming the habits of the young?"
St. John Chrysostom