Founded in 1963 by the Sisters of the Holy Faith, Saint Hilary School is a unique blend of a traditional and progressive practice. Our whole-child approach to education prepares our well-rounded and intelligent graduates of character for success in the Bay Area’s most rigorous college preparatory high schools, and in life.
Led by a team of professional and dedicated teachers, our academic program is challenging and engaging. From our school-wide Step Up To Writing program to our Everyday Math curriculum, we endeavor to present our students with the best possible academic opportunities. Our core curriculum includes Language Arts, Social Studies, Religion, Math and Science, augmented by specialty classes in Spanish, Music, Fine Arts and Physical Education.
The excellence of our academic program is enhanced by the active participation of our families – our partners in education. This is an active and supportive community, expressed in our motto, “We take families, not students.” Parent volunteers, school and parish-wide community events, and an Ambassador Program for new families promote a trust and camaraderie within our community that allows us to educate students at the highest level.
As a Catholic school, we believe that the religious and spiritual development of the child is indispensable in attaining a genuine whole-child education. By teaching about the Catholic Faith, both Catholics and non-Catholics learn a common set of values, beliefs, and expectations. It allows us to offer more than just intellectual engagement.
Bryan Clement
Principal
