Saint Veronica Catholic School
434 Alida Way, So. San Francisco, CA 94080
STUDENT LIFE
Extended Care Program
The Extended Care program of Saint Veronica Catholic School was established in 1986. We provide high-quality, child care for our school families in a safe, enjoyable environment. We comply with San Mateo County Department of Health guidelines for child care, including all current Covid 19 guidelines.
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Student Council
The student council consists of a number of selected students from eighth grade who qualify to assume office and act as commissioners in several areas of school activities. Members should maintain good grades in all subject areas, conduct, and effort The role of the student council is that of leadership and responsibility. Faculty members act as moderators who meet with the students on a regular basis and keep the faculty informed of activities.
Art in Action
The Art in Action Program provides a high quality, comprehensive K–8 visual arts curriculum. Trained parent volunteers lead monthly art activities. Lessons are aligned with the National Visual Arts Standards and are easily integrated with other subjects, giving students additional opportunities to develop their critical thinking skills, expand their knowledge of various cultures, and build creative confidence.
Music and P.E.
Our Physical Education and Music classes are run through Rhythm and Moves. Please visit their website for detailed information about their program.
Altar Serving
All students in grades six through eighth are strongly encouraged to become altar servers. It is an honor and a privilege for them to serve during the Eucharistic celebration.
Faith Formation
Catechists in our Faith Formation our Parish Faith Formation Program provide religious education to more than 300 children of our Parish who attend public school in addition to our St. Veronica
students.
Band
M.U.S.E. (Musical Understanding through Sound Education (MUSE) is available for students in grades 3 - 8 that are interested in learning to play a musical instrument. Students can play flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet or percussion in a concert band setting. There is both a beginning and intermediate band. Band practice takes place once a week after school.
Please visit their website for more information M.U.S.E.