DiocesanK-8San Francisco, CA

Saint Anthony-Immaculate School

St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception School (SAIC) is a Catholic elementary school in San Francisco's Mission District (299 Precita Avenue), formed in 1998 by merging St. Anthony Elementary (founded 1894 by the Dominican Sisters with the Franciscan Friars) and Immaculate Conception Elementary (founded 1957). It became lay-led in 2008 and remains a Dominican Affiliate School within the Archdiocese of San Francisco, with the large majority of its families receiving tuition assistance.

Saint Anthony-Immaculate School — Catholic K-8 school in San Francisco, CA
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Founded
1998
Grade levels
K-8
Affiliation
Diocesan

About Saint Anthony-Immaculate School

St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception School (SAIC) is a Catholic elementary school in San Francisco's Mission District (299 Precita Avenue), formed in 1998 by merging St. Anthony Elementary (founded 1894 by the Dominican Sisters with the Franciscan Friars) and Immaculate Conception Elementary (founded 1957). It became lay-led in 2008 and remains a Dominican Affiliate School within the Archdiocese of San Francisco, with the large majority of its families receiving tuition assistance.

Quick facts

  • Founded 1998
  • Grades K–8, Archdiocesan
  • Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose (affiliate)
  • San Francisco

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