by Melissa Jantz "The great thing about theater is that it should be a very encouraging place to be, where everyone can be themselves and...

by Jeff Mammen "From the swirl of a galaxy to the intricate design of a snowflake, beauty allures us to the transcendent. When I walk...

by Trisha Mammen "We have to be intentional in our remembering and in our retelling of the stories. Our students need to hear us savor...

by Monica Perumal “When we consider creation, we are drawn into wonder and worship of the Creator. We see God’s order: His structure, His...

by Kelsey Yeager “Since taking on my new role as Admissions Director last fall, one of the best parts of my job is leading parents on...

by Vicky Yee “From the smallest kindergartner to the most strategic eighth-grader, everyone played with laughter, courage, and grit. It...

by Trisha Mammen “She laid down her life and felt the weight of the cost for the rest of her life… And yet on the other side of that...

by Monica Perumal Galileo said, "Mathematics is the language God used to speak the universe into existence." Math underlies all of...

by Daniel Wilson “In its essence, the Trivium today and yesterday are the same. Classical educators today employ the Trivium as a method...

by Trisha Mammen “From its beginning, Donum Dei has sought to serve families in San Francisco who are looking for both an exceptional...

by Kristine Shiraki “In our school gatherings, the practice of Scripture memory inclines our hearts and submerges our minds in what God’s...

As we head into this Fall Break, I’m filled with gratitude for the first eight weeks of the school and how we have witnessed God's presence.

Today was a special day of celebrating some of our super readers at Donum Dei. As many of you know, our students participated in a summer...

Written by Cadence M., Ellie Y., and MielaEL M. (5th Grade Students) The beginning of the Age of Exploration started in the late 1300s...

This past Friday, 24 of our students traveled to California Crosspoint Academy to compete in the local level of ACSI's Math Olympics....

I’ve been playing classical music in the background during our breaks, or during quiet times to incorporate classical music in our...

The third and fourth graders brought the science classroom to life while studying forces last Friday and took to the great outdoors. Each...

For the past several months, our leadership team and members of a special committee have been hard at work, conducting self-studies,...

Our 3rd and 4th grade students recently dove into the life of St. Jerome. Most well-known for his translation of the Latin Vulgate (the...

This makes for harmony among the members, so that all the members care for each other. If one part suffers, all the parts suffer with it,...