Inviting students to see possibilities in themselves
Convent & Stuart Hall believes in the unique power of educating girls and boys separately and together. The fundamental value in this paradoxical school structure is the lived experience of our students, as they see possibilities in themselves beyond social norms.
Set the bar high, provide the right tools
Our rigorous academic program develops each student’s intellect by providing a comprehensive, contextualized curriculum that recognizes the unique learning paths of girls & boys.
Independent, Catholic, K-12, Sacred Heart education in the heart of the city, since 1887
Convent & Stuart Hall’s Lower Forms, Middle Forms and High Schools describe the path we set from early learning years to readiness for college and life beyond.
Libraries & Learning Commons
State-of-the-art libraries and learning spaces enrich student learning. Read More
College Counseling
Students develop and define their voice, purpose and intellectual passion in a reflective and generative college counseling curriculum.
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Curriculum
Our compelling, student-centered curriculum develops a core foundation of essential skills and knowledge, inspiring intellectual, personal, and spiritual growth. Read More
My favorite part of the day is running into my friends in the hallway and hearing about something that happened in their previous class. For me, any day in the Flood Mansion is full of learning things that I never knew.
My favorite activity at school is musical theater. This is the first year I am going to participate in the school musical — I'm very excited to get to do what I love the most, which is singing and being on stage!
I am proud of my mission project because I put a lot of time into it with my partner Ben. We had fun visiting the mission in Santa Cruz and we spent a lot of time working on the model and getting all of the details right.
My favorite subject is English. Our teacher tries to relate our class discussions to current situations, which helps me stay aware of what's going on around the world.
The best part of my day is always arriving at school. Mr. Marquette and/or Mr. Farrell are outside ready to greet everyone. I always get a firm handshake, a smile, and a "Good morning, hope you have a great day.
