Welcome back St. Anne students, families, and friends!

We hope you all had a wonderful summer. You are now well rested and eager to get cracking to what’s going to be a fun and exciting centennial school year.

Let’s get busy!

May 31, 2019

What a great night! We are very proud of our graduating students at St. Anne School. We will cherish our time together and wish you all success in your future endeavors.

Congratulations to our Class of 2019!

Please enjoy this 2019 Grad Memories video that was shown to our students on graduation day. This was a collaborative effort from you and our students. Thank you to all who have shared photos and videos to make this presentation.

Note: This is not the graduation ceremony, which will be out later this summer. Please check back for updates.

March 17, 2019 –

Wishing you a pot o’ gold,
and all the joy your heart can hold.

This coming Sunday and the following week will be a very busy and fun time for all students, staff, and families here at St. Anne School. Catholic schools across the United States will be celebrating the outstanding contributions Catholic school graduates have made to our country and the world this coming week as we all celebrate “Catholic Schools’ Week.”

Why have your children go to a Catholic school? Facts can answer that question… High standards, technology enhanced curriculum, balanced academic curriculum that integrates faith, culture, and life, respect of self and others, 99% high school graduation rate and 85% of those students go on to college. These are just a few of the proven statistics supporting a Catholic school education.

I am asking ALL OUR FAMILIES, Catholic AND non-Catholic, to join us this Sunday at our 10:30 Mass to begin our week’s celebration honoring our fabulous teachers, staff, students, and parents…past and present!

Next week each day will have a theme:

Monday: Service Day and students come in free dress on Monday.

Tuesday: Hawaiian Day…students come dressed in Hawaiian attire.

Wednesday: Grandparents’ Day…students come in regular uniform.

Thursday: Pajama Day…that’s right, students come dressed in their pajamas. Family Groups will be meeting and playing a game together.

Friday is a student holiday…Archdiocesan Teacher In-Service Day

St. Anne proudly presents the Class of 2018
High School Acceptances

20 acceptances at Sacred Heart Cathedral (13 with Honors)
9 acceptances at Lowell
8 acceptances at Saint Ignatius (5 with Honors, 3 with Distinction)
5 acceptances to Archbishop Riordan (1 St. Francis Scholar, 2 to the Engineering Program)
Urban
Lick Wilmerding
Drew High School
Mercy High School
Jesuit High School, Barcelona, Spain
Bay School
Abraham Lincoln (1 to the ACE program)
George Washington
Westmoor
Summit Shasta
Mills
Thurgood Marshall
Acalanes

November 27, 2017 – St. Anne proudly celebrates the completion of the St. Anne Seismic Retrofit Project. Spearheaded by Principal Thomas White and Father Daniel Nascimento, the project’s primary objective is to help keep our children safe in the event of an earthquake. Joining them in the blessing of our newly retrofitted school are Bishop Walsh, Pastor Father Dan, Father Peter, Sisters of the Presentation – Sister Patricia Anne Cloherty, SAPTO Parent President Chair – Beverly Perea, St. Anne Teacher of over 45 years – Patricia Meek, Superintendent of Catholic Schools for Archdiocese – Pam Lyons, Vice Principal – Barbara Creedon, Office Manager and Administrator – Jackie Finnegan, Student Body President Jake Truong, and past St. Anne Pastor and current Vicar for Clergy – Father Ray Reyes. 

Funded by past and current members of the St. Anne community, St. Anne School now complies with current earthquake code. In addition to structural reinforcements and other improvements, the school installed a powered lift and ramps for wheelchair access, allowing St. Anne to better serve the needs of its community. The updated facility feels lighter, brighter, and safer than ever. A deep appreciation and gratitude to Mr. White, Father Dan, and to everyone in St. Anne’s community who helped make this a reality.

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