Admissions

Explore the Hawk’s Nest!

Join Us at Our Sunday, October 5, Open House

Join us at our “Explore the Hawk’s Nest!” open house on Sunday, October 5, 1:00–3:00pm—a wonderful opportunity for your whole family (all ages welcome) to visit our school and campus, explore our different classrooms, meet and chat with faculty and staff, and experience all of the activities we have organized for the whole family!
 
We can’t wait to meet your family!
 
Warmly,
 
Kate & Daniel
 
Note: To register for our “Explore the Hawk’s Nest!” open house, you can either complete the form below or register on Ravenna (click here).
 

“Explore the Hawk’s Nest!” Open House Registration Form:

What do you love about Cathedral School for Boys?

Full STEAM Ahead!

 

Why Cathedral School for Boys?

  • Why a school for boys? Why a school for boys?
    We understand boys. We know that there are many ways to be a boy, and we approach each boy individually. We appreciate that each boy learns differently and at his own pace.
  • Why a small school? Why a small school?
    Cathedral School for Boys has deliberately remained a small school. With the intimacy of a small school of 264 boys, we are able to know each boy well.
  • Why uniforms? Why uniforms?
    Everyone wears the same clothing, not out of nostalgia but out of the belief that our dress code demonstrates a sense of purpose and diminishes displays of socio-economic status that run counter to our philosophy.
  • Why an Episcopal education? Why an Episcopal education?
    The Episcopal approach provides experiences that offer students an understanding of religion and faith, in addition to a lens through which to view the world.

Admissions Team:

Kate Juergens
Chief Advancement Officer and Assistant Head of School
 
Daniel McOlvin
Senior Admissions Associate
 

Cathedral School for Boys

Located in San Francisco, California, Cathedral School for Boys is an independent elementary school for boys in Kindergarten – Grade 8. Our mission is to provide an excellent education through intellectual inquiry and rigor that is centered in the Episcopal tradition and is respectful of and welcoming to people of all religious traditions and beliefs.