What began as childhood curiosity becomes a countywide public health initiative as Sahitya R. ’28 works to make sun safety more accessible through education, advocacy, and free sunscreen stations.

Inspired by his grandmother’s experience with vision loss, Jeevan R. ’27 launched InSAIGHT, a ROSE project that collects donated eyeglasses, raises awareness about eye health, and helps connect people in need with critical vision care.

Through book sales and hands-on service learning, fourth and fifth graders turn empathy into action while supporting our community members experiencing housing insecurity.

From expos to eco-stations, students take ownership of learning that extends beyond the classroom.

San Domenico students travel to South Africa and Puerto Rico for Spring Discovery, engage in hands-on work that deepens their understanding of conservation, sustainability, and community impact.

Through a cross-divisional pen pal exchange, sixth graders and Upper School students connect through handwritten letters that offer mentorship, reflection, and a glimpse into high school life.

Upper School international students help second graders bring geography lessons to life through stories, food traditions, and global perspectives.

Upper School Finance Club combines economic principles with sixth graders’ love for candy to teach them what happens when rising costs meet increased demand.

Through hands-on training, high-stakes teamwork, and real community impact, these Upper School students are building confidence, leadership, and a lifelong sense of purpose.

Students, families, faculty, and staff honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy through meaningful service projects supporting local organizations and strengthening a shared commitment to leadership and community.

How Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy continues to shape our values, our actions, and our shared responsibility.

Grounded in thoughtful analysis and guided exploration, students prepare for a semester-long journey to connect personal growth with meaningful community engagement.

Through their partnership with A Simple Gesture, co-presidents of the Interact Club lead a sustainable food collection program that brings lasting impact to the Bay Area and inspires peers to serve year-round.

A visit from Marin County Sheriff’s Office School Resource Officer Deputy Devon Gasparini brings real-world insight to San Domenico’s Social Justice class.

Families, students, and visitors come together to celebrate meaningful classroom moments and the generosity that helps nourish our wider community.