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Convent & Stuart Hall is an independent Catholic K-12 school in the city of San Francisco. The school was founded in 1887 by the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, also known as the Society of the Sacred Heart^[1]. The school consists of four divisions: Convent of the Sacred Heart High School, Stuart Hall High School, Convent Elementary School, and Stuart Hall for Boys. The school also operates under the name of Schools of the Sacred Heart, San Francisco offering single-sex and coeducational classes. It is part of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools.^[1]

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↑ "History | Convent & Stuart Hall". www.sacredsf.org.

v t e Education in San Francisco
San Francisco USD
Comp. high schools	Balboa Burton Galileo Academy of Science and Technology Abraham Lincoln Marshall Academic Mission O'Connell Wallenberg Traditional George Washington
Alt/magnet high schools	Asawa School of the Arts Lowell
Charter high schools	Leadership
Elementary schools	Chinese Immersion School at De Avila
Superintendents	William Langdon Ramón C. Cortines Bill Rojas Richard Carranza
Independent schools
Secular private schools	La Scuola Int'l Bay Katherine Delmar Burke Chinese American Int'l French American Int'l German Int'l of Silicon Valley (S.F. campus) Int'l H.S. of S.F. Lycée Français San Francisco Pacific Academy Town School for Boys San Francisco University High School
Religious private schools	Archbishop Riordan J.S. Cathedral School for Boys Convent of the Sacred Heart H.S. Immaculate Conception Academy École Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Jewish Community High School of the Bay Krouzian-Zekarian-Vasbouragan Armenian Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep. S.F. Waldorf St. Ignatius College Preparatory Stuart Hall for Boys Stuart Hall H.S.
Closed	Mercy High School
Tertiary education
Undergraduate	City College of S.F. Golden Gate U. S.F. State U. U. of San Francisco Minerva U. New College of California
Creative and culinary arts	Academy of Art U American Conservatory Theater Art Institute of Calif. S.F. Calif. College of the Arts Calif. Culinary Acad. S.F. Conservatory of Music S.F. Art Institute
Graduate	Alliant Int'l U Calif. Inst. of Integral Studies Golden Gate U. U. of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry S.F. Law School Saybrook University U. of Calif., S.F. S.F. State U. U. of Calif. College of Law, S.F. U. of S.F.
Other
Public libraries	San Francisco Public Library Main Library
Supplementary schools	Japanese School of San Francisco
State schools	California School for the Deaf (moved to Berkeley in 1869)

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