Grades 1–8

Campus tours are a requirement of the application process, and we have designed our tours for you to access and experience our classroom environment and learn more about our challenging curriculum. You will also see our state-of-the-art facilities including the Unkefer Spark Studio, gymnasium, fitness and training room, and the Siboni Arts and Science Center. The tour begins with a welcome from our Associate Director, Elementary Admissions, Kelly Whalen, and concludes with a live Q&A session with school leaders, parent ambassadors and students. 

• Grades K–4: Campus tours will be held from 9–11 a.m. with a virtual tour option for Stuart Hall for Boys on Monday, November 29 and for Convent Elementary on Tuesday, November 30.
• Grades 5–8: Campus tours will be held in person from 9–10:30 a.m. on Monday, December 13 for Stuart Hall for Boys and Tuesday, December 14 for Convent Elementary.

All adults must provide proof of vaccination to attend on-campus events. Please schedule your tour via the online portal after your online inquiry has been processed.

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Application Requirements

• Campus tour
• Application and $100 application fee. The online application will be available in the admissions portal starting Monday, September 20, 2021. (Waiver codes are available. To request a waiver code, please e-mail admissions@sacredsf.org.)
• Confidential Student Evaluation Form: Via your child's checklist in the admissions portal, please send the Student Evaluation Form to your child's teacher to complete. Due to constraints posed by COVID-19, and because we would like the most substantive information, please choose the teacher (current or prior year) who would be best suited to complete the evaluation form. Completed forms should be sent directly to our office. 
• Student records: Please complete the Records Release Form available in the checklist and deliver it to your child’s school before December 1, 2021. We require fall 2021 grades, year-end report cards for the 2020–21 and 2019–20 school years, and two years of standardized test results (if applicable).
• Admissions Assessment

The application, Student Evaluation Form and student records are due by Thursday, January 13, 2022. Applications received on or before this date receive priority consideration.

• Applicants to Grades 1–4: Please sign up for your child’s one-on-one Admissions Assessment via the checklist in the admissions portal.

• Applicants to Grades 5–8: TBD

Final candidate status is determined after a thorough review of each completed applicant file based on the availability of space and an assessment of readiness to begin our program.

Only final candidates will complete the admissions process with a student visit and parent interviews.

Visits and interviews will be scheduled by the Admissions Office beginning in mid-February 2022.

We are committed to making a Convent & Stuart Hall education affordable for families regardless of financial circumstance. We offer tuition assistance to qualified students, based solely upon demonstrated financial need. Visit our Tuition and Financial Assistance page to learn more about the financial assistance application process and deadlines.

The natural entry point to Convent & Stuart Hall is kindergarten. Entrance into Grades 1–8 is dependent upon available space and attrition and can vary from year to year. Please note we may only assess applicants and interview families applying to grades in which we anticipate openings. We invite you to contact the Admissions Office directly for the most current information regarding openings. Please understand that often we cannot be certain about availability until all enrollment agreements have been returned from currently enrolled students in early March.

Convent & Stuart Hall welcomes families from all over the country and world to our admissions process and is sensitive to the complexities that come with relocations.

Relocating applicants should contact Kelly Whalen , Associate Director, Elementary Admissions, as soon as possible to learn about how to navigate the admissions process. We encourage families facing relocation to contact us as soon as possible.