About
ABOUT ST. FRANCIS
Founded in 1946, St. Francis High School is a private, Catholic, college preparatory school for boys. The school is owned by its Board of Directors and operated in sponsorship with the Capuchin Franciscan Friars of the Western American Province of Our Lady of Angels.

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ADMISSIONS
There is a difference with single-sex education. At an all-boys school, boys are better able to develop their own uniqueness and individuality. Boys have the opportunity to be themselves to pursue their individual academic and co-curricular activities.

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ACADEMICS
St. Francis High School endeavors to develop in its students moral and spiritual maturity, intellectual growth, responsible citizenship, social awareness, physical well-being, and an understanding of the alternatives in their vocational and educational futures.

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STUDENT LIFE
Students are encouraged to become involved in special interest clubs in order to further their experience in areas beyond the classroom setting. Faculty members serve as moderators and help student officers establish schedules for meetings and activities.

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Student Life

Clubs & Organizations

Students are encouraged to participate and become involved in clubs and organizations to enhance their high school experience beyond the classroom. Faculty members serve as moderators of school clubs and help student leaders establish schedules and places for regular meetings as well as other supervisory tasks.

Student Activities

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Michael Perkins

Student Activities Director I Social Studies Instructor

All clubs must remain active by holding meetings at least four times a semester, sending at least one representative to Club Council meetings once a month, and having at least one club-related event per year. Full club and organization descriptions can be found below.

*certain requirements for membership

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Leadership Organizations

ASB / Student Council*
Athletic Leadership Council*
Club Council*
Diversity Leadership Council
Homeroom Representatives
LIFE (Living In Faith Experience)*
Link*

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Service / Community Clubs

Brown & Gold for Green
CORE
Drinkwell
Environmental Justice Club
Followers of Francis
Green Team
Habitat for Humanity
Key Club
Knights for Life
Knights in Deed
Red Cross Club
Tutoring Club
Whiskey Bravo

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Academic and Co-Curricular

Biolympiad
CSF (California Scholarship Federation)*
Math Competition Club
Model UN Club*
NEHS (National English Honor Society)*
NHS (National Honor Society)*
Robotics
Spanish Honor Society*
Sports Medicine Club
St. Francis Key Club
Sports Medicine Club
St. Francis Literary Magazine
Yearbook

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Special Interest Clubs

3D Printing Club
Aviation & Aerospace Club
Business Club
Chess Club
Coding Club
Connect 4
Culinary Club
Disc Golf Club
Film Makers Club
Franciscan Motion Picture Club
Fishing Club
Health & Wellness Club
Hiking & Wilderness Conservation
Investors Club
Knights of the Table
Magic Club
Photography Club
Ski & Snowboard Club
Sports Cards Club
Swords & Suits

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Athletic Clubs

BOCA (Brotherhood of Christian Athletes)
Mountain Bike Team
Rugby Club
Spikeball
Beach Volleyball Club
Student Section (Dungeon)
Ultimate Frisbee

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Cultural Appreciation

Armenian Student Alliance
Asian-American Association
Black Student Union (BSU)
Filipino American Club
Latinos Unidos
Romanian Heritage Club