Since 1952 IHM School has provided its children from parish and surrounding neighboring communities with a quality education that addresses the whole child based on Christian Catholic values. IHM School provides:
- Quality education in a Catholic environment.
- An education for students in religion, language arts, reading, mathematics, social studies, science, fine arts, technology, physical education and Spanish.
- After school sports for students in grades 4th -8th grade in baseball, volleyball, basketball and track.
- An extended care program for preschool – 8th grade.
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IHM School is:
- An elementary school of the Archdiocese of San Francisco serving students in grades preschool – 8th grade.
- Formally affiliated with the California Sisters of Notre Dame.
- Accredited by the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
- Rated with the highest possible accreditation status, a “Six Year, Clear.”
Maximum enrollment is 315 students.
School Wide Anti-Bullying Program: (The Character Network) Broadcaster Jim Lord is the creator of this program. He is known for his audio presentations: ‘The Beginning of a Hero’, a very strong anti-bullying program distributed through the Character Network. His 2 minute audio presentations address heroes and bullies using stories that resonate with children. His message is; “A hero is someone who helps other people and a bully is a person who hurts other people. That’s why a bully is the opposite of a hero.” Mr. Lord’s message speaks to the IHM students always reminding them that they can choose to be a hero and help someone. His programs point out positive attitudes and encourage the children to follow the examples of others who grew up to be heroes.
Student to Teacher Ratios:
- Kindergarten: Approximately 35 students, 1 teacher, 2 teacher aides
- Grades 1 – 5: Approximately 35 to 1 with a teacher assistant for Math and Language Arts
- Middle School Grades 6, 7 & 8: Approximately 35 to 1 with the exception of Math and Science which have a ratio of 18 to 1
Parent/Student Handbook
