The San Francisco Bay Area features some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. In addition to benefiting from our incredible 515-acre campus and its surrounding trails, we are now able to explore some of the many incredible areas surrounding our School.

The San Francisco Bay Area features some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. In addition to benefiting from our incredible 515-acre campus and its surrounding trails, we are now able to explore some of the many incredible areas surrounding our School.

This Halloween was unique in several ways: it fell on a Saturday, with a full “blue” moon, during a pandemic, and we were determined to make the most of it!

We in Boarding and in the broader San Domenico community are beyond proud of how well our students have adapted to being on campus for weeks and months on end - some going back to last spring, with only a few trips off campus, and no one has been off campus for an outing since school began.

This was a busy week in the dorms as each class returned to in-person learning, grade by grade. For our boarding students, who have been on campus, they adjusted to being back in the classroom and seeing their teachers and day student friends again.

Sheltering in place is not easy. While our weekdays look pretty similar to life before March 14, our weekends under normal conditions would be spent going on trips to San Francisco, to the mall or the movies, or going home for those who live in the Bay Area.

Sheltering in place is not easy. While our weekdays look pretty similar to life before March 14, our weekends under normal conditions would be spent going on trips to San Francisco, to the mall or the movies, or going home for those who live in the Bay Area.

During a much-appreciated three-day weekend, students enjoyed movie nights, barbecues, and Open Gym.

Sometimes you just need some good ol’ home cooking!

Sometimes you just need some good ol’ home cooking!

Boarding students fill dorm rooms as the new school year gets underway.

With Marin County in shifting variations of Shelter In Place, SD Boarding Students Now Call SD’s 515-acres Home

SD students remaining on campus experience our 515-acres with a whole new appreciation during Shelter In Place.

As I walked back from my classroom today after a long but fruitful day of teaching online, I looked up at the misty hills surrounding San Domenico and entered Mercedes...

Spring is in the air at San Domenico. The sun is shining, the trees are blossoming, and our students are getting outdoors to enjoy it.