Cleary Care After School Care

We provide an onsite, after school care program staffed by St. Vincent de Paul School personnel from 3:00-5:30 pm daily. The program, known as Cleary Care, was named in honor of Fr. James Cleary, the Pastor who constructed St. Vincent Academy in 1888. The director of Cleary Care, Mrs. Dolores Cuneo, a long time supporter and volunteer in our community, offers our students daily homework help, organized recreation, after school snacks, and fun activities throughout the school year.

THE BASICS

Monday – Friday, 3:00 – 5:30 pm
Early release days 12:00pm – 5:30 pm
Cleary Care is closed for all major holidays and follows the school calendar.
Cleary Care is a SVES organization. All dress code and conduct rules apply.
Students will be provided with a daily snack.

Chess for Kids

CHESS FOR KIDS is dedicated to bringing the benefits of chess to young people in Sonoma & Napa counties. This on-site after school enrichment program helps to improve memory, increase problem solving skills, and improve reading skills and concentration. Registration information is shared with parents through the school.

Athletics

At SVES, we believe that teamwork, dedication, responsibility, sportsmanship, and athletic competition aid in the development of the whole child. Our athletic offerings are an important component of our educational program. We participate in the North Bay Catholic Schools League (CSL) and other local leagues, and rely on parent volunteers as coaches. Athletic opportunities include competitive Boys and Girls Basketball for 4th -8th grade students and Girls and Boys Volleyball for grades 6th -8th grades.

Hot Lunch

St. Vincent de Paul Elementary School partners with an outside lunch vendor, My Hot Lunchbox. Parents easily order lunch online for their students. To find out more about the My Hot Lunchbox program please click here

PEAK Families

It has been a long standing tradition at St. Vincent de Paul to encourage interaction between students in all grade levels through our P.E.A.K. (People Engaged in Acts of Kindness) Program. P.E.A.K. families, composed of students from all grade levels, work together on community service projects, engage in community bonding activities, and participate in school spirit events. Fostering relationships and community building across grade levels is a key piece to building a safe, supportive school environment for all students.