St. Paul’s School, San Francisco | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

My children have been with St. Paul’s School for a few years now and I have been very happy with the experience. The teachers and aides we’ve had thus far have been top notch, very involved, and energetic. They and the administration are very accessible and communicate effectively with the parents.

My children get the attention they need and likewise she also gets the time and experience of working independently. I keep tabs on the academics for my child’s grade level and trade notes with kids in our neighborhood that attend other public and private schools. St. Paul’s matches or exceeds those I’ve compared. And most also follow the Common Core standards. The kids in the class come from a variety of family backgrounds, and not just ethnically speaking. While different backgrounds, we all share the same goal of supporting our kids and the school.

The St. Paul’s community is a fun and lively bunch. Pre Covid, there are plenty of events for parents to participate in. From picnics, festivals, dinner fundraisers, athletics and so on there is plenty to do if you are so inclined. Indeed, there is usually a waiting list for parents wanting to chaperone the various field trips.

All in all a great place for kids to learn and grow. I really appreciate the dedication of the teachers and staff of the school during the pandemic when they moved as quickly as they could to safe, in-class, education. True heroes.

We have been a part of this school community since our son was in Littlest Angels Preschool, he is now in the third grade.
The community at St. Paul Elementary is one of a kind. We have an incredibly engaged faculty right up to the Principal. It is a place where I feel relaxed knowing my child is there. The closeness of the community extends to all grades and not just of the grade my child is in. There are so many fun events that bring everyone together and keep the community close.
Tolerance, acceptance, and diversity are the other reasons that make this school the best, in my book.

I attended St. Paul’s elementary from the late 90’s to the early 2000’s. The staff and environment were top notch. Very fortunate to have had my 7th and 8th grade teachers (who still teach there). I’m in my early 30s and still think about the positive impact they have had on my life.