All-School Events

  • K-4 Parent/Teacher Conferences (no class for Lower School students)

  • K-8 Parent/Teacher Conferences (no class for all students)

  • City Hope Community Breakfast

    City Hope (45 Olive Street)

  • 4th Grade Outdoor Education

  • Common Sense Media Parent Talk

    CSB 1275 Sacramento - Library - Library

  • Screen-Conscious Week

  • PA Meeting

    McBean Chapter House - Chapter House Room - 002

  • Spring Break - No School

  • Good Friday

  • Passover

News

  • Cathedral’s San Francisco Food Bank Drive Gets Underway this Week

    Families are encouraged to place non-perishable food items in either the Jones Street entrance bin or Sacramento Street lobby area bin.
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  • Meet Nalamotse "Ralph" Riba

    We are excited to be hosting Teach with Africa's Nalamotse "Ralph" Riba from South Africa. Ralph will be joining our community for 3 1/2 weeks starting on March 5. To learn more about Ralph watch this short video. 
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  • Thought Leader Series: Sheri Glucoft Wong in Conversation About Setting Limits

    K-2 parents please join us for an evening with Sheri Glucoft Wong to learn about attitudes and practices that support our children's emotional and social development. Learn about setting limits in ways that are positive, effective, and caring.
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  • Heads Up Blog: Let Children Get Bored Again

    This month, Headmaster Jones shares a New York Times' link on the benefits of boredom. To read "Let Children Get Bored Again," click HERE.
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  • Clip of the Week

    Last week, second graders, Archie, Martin and Weston, programmed their Beebot to sequence events from the Gingerbread Man story. They didn't have any fun at all!! Watch now!
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  • The Red&Gold Has Gone Digital

    To view this year's magazine (via Flipping Book) click HERE.

    We would love to hear what you think about the latest Red&Gold. Please e-mail your comments, and possible story ideas for the next issue to Katie Rice Jones.
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  • Heads Up Blog: Our Episcopal Identity

    Headmaster Jones discusses Cathedral School's Episcopal identity in a recent letter to our community.

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  • Heads Up Blog: Civility Begins with Individual Choices

    In light of today's election, this article on voting, outcomes, and civility may be worth everyone's time. Click HERE to read the Washington Post's perspective piece, "Don’t be insufferable Nov. 7 no matter the outcome."
     
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  • Heads Up Blog: Does Success Come Only Through the Defeat of Others?

    Political events over the last week have generated a great deal of discussion about "boy behavior." The attached links—an op-ed piece from this Sunday's The New York Times and an NPR interview with the psychologist Michael Thompson—offer examples of the conversations and concerns that exist and persist.
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  • Heads Up Blog: The Value of an All-Boys Education

    With the new school year , there is an opportunity to explore Cathedral’s essential school values, and one of the first topics that the Headmaster Jones would like to discuss relates to the School's identity as a boys’ school.
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  • Common Sense Media Tip: Figuring Out Snapchat

    If you have tweens or teens, you know about Snapchat. Like so many social media apps, Snapchat is a mixed bag, so it's a good idea to understand how it works, how your kids use it, and how much time they spend on it so you can make sure their experiences are positive. Click HERE  to read more.
     
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  • Heads Up Blog: Neurology Associated with Reading to Younger Children

    The summer vacation offers an excellent opportunity for boys to read to their heart's content. The following article from NPR 's Learning & Tech section offers some interesting insight into the neurology associated with reading to younger children. Enjoy!
     
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  • Check Out Our Spectacular 60th Anniversary Celebration

    Our 60th Anniversary Celebration on April 28 was spectacular! Click here to view photos from the event, hear insightful speeches from leaders of the School throughout its history.

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Cathedral School for Boys


1275 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone 415-771-6600
Fax 415-771-2547
Located in San Francisco, CA, Cathedral School for Boys is an independent elementary school for boys in grades K-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.