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Saint Raphael School, rooted in the Dominican tradition, is dedicated to living out Catholic values in a richly diverse population, while providing a strong academic education for all students.
We believe as Catholic educators that our primary challenge is to present the gospel message of Jesus in order to develop a Christian community that promotes the values of love, peace, and service to others on personal, group, national and global levels.
We believe that nurturing healthy intellects, psyches, and bodies fosters intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity that are essential to the overall development of the student.
Saint Raphael School is part of the educational system of the Archdiocese of San Francisco.
As a faculty we believe that parents are the primary educators and we are here to assist them in their task.
As their partners in education we recognize the need for mutual consideration and support.
"Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on FIRE.”
St. Catherine of Siena
Saint Raphael School has implemented the Veritas program with the
goal of providing every student, regardless of starting point, with
Catholic educational excellence. We help students identify and
develop the unique strengths that their lived experiences have
provided, so that they can build self-confidence and pursue their
highest level of academic success. As part of the Veritas
program, Saint Raphael teachers explicitly teach and cultivate five
21st century skills: Innovation, Adaptability, Critical-Analysis,
Cross-cultural Communication, and Teamwork (IACCT). These skills
for success give students the tools to take their content knowledge
out into the real world and make a difference. With the
Veritas program, students will continually practice self-reflection
on their strengths in becoming better leaders and problem
solvers.
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