The school office is open by appointment.
Please call 707.996.4994 or email inquiries to: stf.schooloffice@saintfrancissolano.org
welcome to st.francis solano catholic school
Thoughtful. Responsible. Motivated.These are the hallmarks of a St. Francis Solano student. Inspiring our students to become lifelong learners will serve them as they move along life’s journey – inspiring thoughtful questions and educational discovery.
St. Francis students are nurtured to become self evaluators who are able to make informed, intelligent choices and take responsibility for their work and actions. An emphasis on faith and kindness inspires students to care for and respect each other’s physical and emotional well-being. Our focus is to create enthusiastic learners who think, develop and articulate independent ideas, adapt to change and solve problems using critical thinking skills.
Mission & Philosophy
St. Francis Solano School serves the families of St. Francis Solano Parish and the Sonoma Valley by cultivating an atmosphere embracing Roman Catholic values in which all students strive for academic achievement.
At Saint Francis Solano School, students embark on a spiritual, educational and social journey. Parents, as primary educators, partner with teachers in this ministry. Teachers facilitate the spiritual, academic, and social growth of all students, as they become self-evaluators, life-long learners, and faithful Catholics who serve as Jesus served.
Location: 342 West Napa Street, Sonoma, CA 95476
Telephone: (707) 996-4994
Email: stf.schooloffice@saintfrancissolano.org
School Hours: M-F: 8am – 3pm
Schoolwide Learning Expectations
St. Francis Solano School students are:
Faithful Catholics who are able to:
- Actively participate in the Catholic Church in order to continue their development of faith
- Recognize that we are made in the image and likeness of God, therefore, all life is worthy of dignity and respect
- Make moral decisions based on Gospel values
- Exhibit and model a Christian attitude of compassion through forgiveness of one’s neighbor and respond to those in need
- Express a commitment to Church, country, community, social justice and individual relationships
Self-evaluators who are able to:
- Make informed, intelligent choices understanding the consequences of those choices
- Take responsibility for their actions
- Demonstrate self-motivation and self-discipline
- Care for and respect one’s physical and emotional well-being
- Reflect on strengths and areas of growth while striving to achieve personal best
Life-long learners who are able to:
- Cooperate using effective oral, written and listening skills
- Solve problems using creative critical thinking skills
- Gain, integrate and apply knowledge
- Think, develop and articulate independent ideas
- Share their talents with others
- Adapt to change and diversity
- Utilize educational tools and resources
Coronavirus/School Updates & Information
SCOE 2022-2023 Back to School COVID Update
Read the School Return to Campus Plan HERE.
CDPH 2022-2023 Testing Framework for Schools
1.11.22 Message from SCOE Superintendent FAQ & Spanish Version FAQ
Covid Testing Resources: Color, N3 Labs, https://covid19.ca.gov/get-tested
342 West Napa Street • Sonoma, CA 95476 • (707) 996-4994 Fax (707) 996-2662