• Students must park in their designated parking lots.
• Seniors will park in the 600 lot (entrance is on South Drive)
• Juniors and Sophomore students will park in Raskob Lot (enter from main entrance)
• After students park, they should proceed to their check-in station and then to their designated area of the quad.
• Please be mindful of maintaining social distancing in parking lots. Students may not congregate in parking lots or any other areas of the school.

We are relying on ALL of our students to help maintain distance from one another while moving between classes. Please be mindful of keeping at least 6 feet of distance between you and other individuals as you move from classroom to classroom.

Traffic Flow on Campus: Arrow markers highlight the traffic flow in each building. Even numbered classrooms will be dismissed five minutes early on Mondays and Fridays and odd numbered classrooms will leave at the bell on those days. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, odd numbered classrooms will be dismissed five minutes early with even numbered classrooms leaving at the bell. There will be visuals posted for our students and educators to refer to, and we will continue to reinforce the daily rotation for students each day. 

Students will not have access to lockers on campus, and should bring everything they will need for the day (iPad, textbooks, lunch, materials) in their backpack. We recommend bringing an additional mask in the event that a student’s mask needs to be replaced during the day as well.

Students will report to their assigned section of the quad for lunch each day. Lunch can be brought from home or purchased from the points of sale closest to your student’s assigned area. Lunch service locations:

1. The patio steps of the Malcolm Center 
2. The snack window of Malcolm 
3. The patio steps of Sobrato 
4. The Walk of Fame 

The menu will be limited with 1-2 options daily including vegetarian. The menu will be posted to families weekly, and all transactions will be touchless. Students will either sit at the tables in their designated area (two students per table) or on social distancing markers spaced throughout the quad. Students must keep their masks on at all times during the lunch period except for when they are consuming their lunch.

Students will be in dress code on Brown Days on campus and will have the option of either dress code or Lancer Gear on Gold Days. Students who have Health and Fitness will not have access to locker rooms or changing facilities, so should wear their PE uniform and sweats to school on the day they have Health and Fitness.

Masks are considered outerwear, and must follow the guidelines set forth for outerwear in our dress code (SFHS, college, or plain with no other logos or messaging). Per CDC guidelines, students should wear either a non-medical disposable mask or cloth mask that fits properly (snugly around the nose and chin with no gaps). Single layer neck gaiters or masks with filtration valves are not acceptable for use during school.

Due to the size of Study Hall classes, we are limited in how we can accommodate them on campus. If a student has Study Hall either the first (Period 1 or 2) or last (Period 6 or 7) period of the day, they are asked to study remotely at home and either come to campus late or depart early. Students with Study Hall during Periods 3, 4, and 5 will meet at the picnic tables under the arbor in the quad for supervised study hall and will move to designated tented locations in the event of inclement weather.

Students are expected to leave campus immediately after school, which we know is a major change from how our campus functions under normal conditions. With limited seating as well as supervision to ensure students are able to maintain appropriate distance at all times, we need parents’ help and support in making arrangements to pick students up when classes end each day. However, in the event of a delay in pickup, students may report to their designated section of the quad while they wait.

We recommend regular surveillance testing for students to ensure we are keeping our community safe. Students and educators have access to free testing through our partnership with El Camino Hospital, and are able to schedule an appointment every two weeks. If you have difficulty scheduling a test online, El Camino has encouraged us to call them directly to make an appointment. The testing center is located next door to Saint Francis and is easily accessible to our community, as well as fast and efficient!

Please follow the process laid out in our Covid Decision Tree in the event of either of these scenarios. Our contact tracers will follow up with you and the County in the event of a positive test or close contact with more information.