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​The Rev. Dr. Mauricio J. Wilson:
Welcome to the Community page! This is where we gather as an entire community. It’s a place to find our people and to celebrate our spirit. There is strength and energy in community and we look forward to new ways that we'll find to be in this space, together, at this time.
Community-wide Gatherings
Community-wide Gatherings
Enjoy the recording of our OakTown community event! There are live performances from some of our Spring Talent Show acts as well as a full retrospect of our Art Show.
-May 22, 2021
Grandparents & Special Friends Day Recordings:
Grandparents & Special Friends Day Recordings:
Classes in Session:
Classes in Session:
Chapel
Chapel
Womxn's Empowerment Alliance, a student-led affinity group since 2019 at St. Paul's, leads the community to speak in honor of womxn we know, respect, and love.
On May 14, 2021 Third Grade students shared their knowledge of the Ohlone peoples' use of land and plants in what is now known as the San Francisco East Bay.
Kindergarten Chapel celebrates the unique Spark in each of us.
-May 7, 2021
Stories of Our
Essential Workers
Sixth Grade students researched, wrote, directed, and produced the Spark Newscast, sharing our essential workers experiences, but also respecting the work that they do.
-March 26, 2021
First Grade students lead the school through the Zodiac calendar on the first day of Lunar New Year, February 12, 2020.
First Grade students lead the school through the Zodiac calendar on the first day of Lunar New Year, February 12, 2020.
February 26, 2020: Fifth Grade students present images, songs, and poetry in solidarity with the contributions, beauty, struggle, and perseverance of Black people.
February 26, 2020: Fifth Grade students present images, songs, and poetry in solidarity with the contributions, beauty, struggle, and perseverance of Black people.
Second Grade students lead us in a powerful chapel about identity. By sharing their identities with our community, they bring us closer together. The Second Grade teachers and Music Teacher Sahar Miller created a beautiful presentation. Take a look!
As the Winter Solstice approaches and the Earth tilts toward Spring, we honor many traditions that shine light on cold, dark days. This December, we continue to celebrate the festival of light--Hannukah, Christmas, Las Posadas, Kwanzaa--with a candlelight ceremony and a retrospective on the pageants and concerts at St. Paul's that tell a story of our traditions.
St. Paul's Desi families celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights. Students invite us into their homes to share in their traditions of favorite meals and outdoor sparklers as they welcome in the new year. The Diwali chapel is our only family-led chapel, so far!
Our Eighth Grade team invited Aztec dancers to the roof of our Lower School building to acknowledge the land of the Ohlone peoples on which our school now stands. Students presented Dia de los muertos rituals from across the Latin world and ended with an ofrenda that the teachers set up at Lakeside Park.
Tashlich Chapel 2020
Tashlich Chapel 2020
This was the first student-led chapel of the school year, hosted and performed by our 7th grade students! It was a wonderful and entertaining presentation, which taught us about the Tashlich ritual. In addition, the St. Paul's community honored the lives of Breonna Taylor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Breonna Taylor
Breonna Taylor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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