Most days, our middle-school student comes home from Holy Name happy and excited about her school day. She tells stories about funny interactions with teachers and classmates. The teaching styles run the gamut--from relaxed to rigid--but most teachers appear to lean toward relaxed and fun. While religion is a part of the school experience, it does not appear or feel too dogmatic. The schools annual tuition is a good value. The school requests service or volunteer hours from parents and students. The school handled remote learning and the transition back to in-person learning well. The indoor facilities are mostly modern and clean. The campus has a gym but not much outdoor space for play and exercise and sun.

My daughter attended HN for middle school. Our experience has been wonderful! They understand parents needs and concerns, and while they do focus on students academics, they also focus on nurturing responsible young adults and giving back to the community. Most of all, the teachers are fabulous! My daughter praises her teachers EVERY DAY!! My daughter understood the importance of working hard and being responsible for her own matters at HN, qualities that are increasingly difficult to learn at public schools because of never-ending tight budget.

We have provided services, for over a decade with Holy Name. They are great to work with. Caring, honest and professional. Many thanks!

We love this preschool! The staff is excellent, the parents are active, the curriculum is appropriate for the age group/ developmental levels, and the hours are fantastic and work for my early work schedule! Clean classrooms and secure.

I love Holy Name 🥺🙏

Not very enjoyable experience

Im currently in this school and I love it! Great foundation for and of the school!

Holy Name Preschool offers both full-time and part-time programs, and is part of the “Big School” Holy Name School (K-8). Their facilities consist of two large classrooms, a huge school yard, and a playground. Kids are divided into Red Fish (2-3years) and Blue Fish (Pre K). The classes are large but there is a lot of staff to make sure kids are safe and looked after. My daughter has never felt lost in a crowd or overlooked. During class time, they hold “stations” where kids are assigned in small groups to different parts of the classroom for various activities such as painting, blocks, dramatic play or math. Early reading is gently introduced at PreK level and kids are fully prepared for kindergarten.In the three years we have been here my daughter has flourished academically, developmentally and socially. There are many things to love about this school. The facilities are clean, bright and filled with activities, toys and tools that challenge kids and encourage collaborative play. The dedicated staff here is nurturing and caring. All meals are included with tuition and are healthy and balanced. The enrichment program cannot be beat: music 2X week, soccer 1X, Movement/Dance 1X, basketball 1X, art and painting pretty much all the time (all included in tuition). However, what I love the most about this school is it’s philosophy on learning which their director, Alice Seher, takes full credit for. This relatively new little school has just taken off under her leadership. She believes in looking for new ways to keep the kids excited about learning and to nurture their sense of wonder and discovery. Even though academics are a strength here, kids learn through playing and doing instead of by rote. I wanted my daughter to have a positive first experience of school and she absolutely has. We are treasuring our last few months here before she goes to kindergarten in the fall.

Beat u guys in basketball in 6th grade lol soccer too

Kind of rude. tells u what to do a lot

Best community based San Francisco school in the Sunset!!!

Spiritual growth.