Set on 25-acres in the center of the Silicon Valley, our beautiful Mountain View campus is a welcoming environment that inspires learning, fosters collaboration and sparks growth.
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Opening Our DoorsSaint Brother André Bessette, C.S.C., the first saint of the Congregation of Holy Cross, recognized the profound impact of a simple, welcoming gesture. For over 40 years, he served as the doorkeeper at Notre Dame College in Montreal, Canada, greeting countless visitors with warmth and kindness. As you step through the doors of Saint Francis, we honor his legacy—embracing all who enter with a spirit of hospitality, community and belonging. |
Welcome Center & Dining Commons
The Welcome Center is a dynamic hub where collaboration, innovation and fellowship come to life. As you walk into our lobby, you’re immersed in the rich Holy Cross tradition and our legacy of educating hearts and minds.
In our Educator Collaborative Spaces and Administrative Offices, educators engage in transformative discussions and partnership.
The Lancer Locker offers a place to shop for branded apparel, allowing you to your Lancer pride and connection to the Saint Francis community.
Our Dining Commons is a vibrant gathering place for students, educators, families and community partners, while the Brothers of the Holy Cross Educator Dining Room offers a welcoming space for reflection and connection over a shared meal.
In our Professional Kitchen, student interns gain hands-on hospitality experience, creating nourishing meals and memorable events.
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Eggers Innovation Center
As a catalyst for transformative learning, the Eggers Innovation Center is a dynamic space designed to fuel creativity, collaboration and cutting-edge ideas.
With 29 classrooms, state-of-the-art science labs, an Innovation lab and robotics hub, theater and multiple collaboration spaces, we open doors to possibilities not yet imagined.
The Innovation Lab pulses with energy, where students bring ideas to life through robotics and hands-on experimentation.
The Gathering Stairs serve as a central hub for connection for our students to connect and collaborate on projects.
Three Glass Rooms create an inclusive environment for immersive, student-led experiences that celebrate diversity, cultural backgrounds and creative storytelling. These spaces often showcase the work behind programs from our student clubs and affinity groups.
The Innovation Theatre is a versatile home for drama, dance and campus-wide events. With its flexible design, it’s the perfect venue for hackathons, performances and community gatherings.
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The Eggers Innovation Center is more than a building—it’s where ideas take shape, and the future of learning unfolds. |
Our QuadOur Quad is the heart of campus—a vibrant gathering space where our community comes together. More than just an open space, our Quad is where our students and educators cross paths daily, forging friendships and shared experiences. At its center stands the Holy Cross Family statue, a powerful representation of our faith, serving as a daily reminder of our commitment to our Holy Cross values. More than just a landmark, the Holy Cross Family statue calls us to live with faith and purpose, supporting one another as we continue to grow in wisdom and grace. |
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Bay Tree
Long before Saint Francis High School was built, the majestic bay laurel tree (Laurus nobilis) stood tall in an orchard here in Mountain View. Now overlooking Ron Calcagno Stadium, it provides a striking backdrop to our athletic events and serves as a powerful symbol of our school’s heritage. Deeply rooted in tradition, the bay tree represents the legacy of those who came before us and the ongoing growth of our community.
Makley Event Center
The Burns Family Pavilion includes space that can serve as a competition gym or several practice courts. With an advanced sound and technology system, the pavilion can easily accommodate large student and community gatherings.
The Gomo Family Fitness Center, located on the second level, features a weight room and training room, as well as offices for the athletic training staff.
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ThAs one of the original buildings on campus, our historic Alumni Gym is home to our volleyball, wrestling and basketball programs. Formerly known as "Raskob", the renovated Alumni Gym is home to our athletics department offices and features our dance studio, podcast studio, multimedia green room and athletics film room. Conjoining Alumni Gym to Burns Family Pavilion is the Alumni Walk of Fame corridor, which honors our current athletic teams and distinguished alumni and donors who have made a lasting impact on our community. Featuring a timeline of historical photos, the Alumni Walk of Fame serves as a visual tribute to our school’s rich history, celebrating the tradition and the legacy of those who have shaped Saint Francis. |
Sobrato Family Learning Commons
The Sobrato Family Learning Commons is a dynamic space designed for both classroom learning and collaborative study. With flexible, modern classrooms and resources, it fosters an environment where students can engage deeply in their education.
Within the “Commons” is The Haughey Family Student Center, a versatile gathering space for students to connect, collaborate and recharge. Home to the Activities, Campus Ministry, and Guidance and Counseling offices, it serves as the heart of student life, supporting personal growth, wellness and leadership development.
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The Cassin Family Library is a flexible space for study, collaboration and academic growth, helping students become independent, lifelong learners. It offers a rich collection that promotes research, technology, reading and a deeper understanding of diverse cultures and perspectives. Our library also features our Tech Hub, where students receive technology and iPad support from our team of educators, as well as research assistance from our librarians. This space empowers students to find, evaluate and communicate information, equipping them with the tools they need for both academic success and personal development. |
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Together, these spaces provide students with the resources and opportunities to learn, grow and build a strong sense of community. |
Performing Arts CenterGraham Theater is our 450-seat, premier venue for storytelling, music and movement. Designed for dynamic performances, it features a versatile fly-space for up to thirty seamless set changes, a hydraulic orchestra pit as well as an intricate system of catwalks, lighting platforms and acoustic baffles for immersive theatrical experience. Beyond the stage, this space is a hub for innovation and big ideas, hosting Lancers LEAP pitch meetings and presentations, and TEDxSaintFrancisHS, where students showcase creativity, entrepreneurship and thought leadership. |
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Our Performing Arts Center sets the stage for first-rate productions, concerts and unforgettable events, inspiring excellence in the arts and beyond. |
Higgins Hall
Within Higgins Hall is The Schott Family Fine Arts Center where art, education and imagination come together, inspiring students to become well-rounded learners and lifelong creators. In this environment, our Visual Arts Department fosters personal expression, creativity and confidence, while developing skills that enrich learning across all subjects.
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Through hands-on experiences, students cultivate artistic talent and a deep appreciation for the arts in a space built for discovery and creative exploration. Laura Ellen Finn Music Center is our vibrant space dedicated to fostering musical performances. Designed for band, choir and string ensembles, it provides a dynamic environment where students can explore and grow their talents. With specialized acoustics, this is a place where musical expression thrives, offering students the tools and space to develop their skills and passion. |
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Andre House
Before Saint Francis High School was founded in 1955, this home belonged to the Higgins family and sat amongst acres of orchards. Named after Brother André Bessette, C.S.C., today, the Andre House is home to our Admissions, Alumni and Advancement Offices as well as the Office of the President. Serving as a gathering and meeting space for Future Lancer visits and parent coffee events, the Andre House is a historical reminder of our school’s tradition and history.
Saint Joseph Chapel
As one of the original buildings on campus, Saint Joseph Chapel has long been a place of faith and devotion. Once a private sanctuary for the Brothers of Holy Cross, it remains a cherished space for prayer, reflection and spiritual connection.
Today, the chapel is open to all, offering a peaceful retreat. Join us for daily Mass at 7:15 a.m. or take part in the Rosary on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:35 p.m. Whether seeking quiet reflection or communal worship, all are welcome to experience the chapel’s sacred presence.
How Can We Help?
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us using the contact details below. We'd love to hear from you!
Ask Saint Francis
How Can We Help?
If you have questions, please dont hesitate to reach out using the contact details below. We'd love to hear from you!
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