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Hanna Center scraps ambitious, 60-acre development plan
Citing a need to strengthen and develop its new programs to better serve the Sonoma Valley community, Hanna Center has abandoned plans to develop a 60-acre property adjacent to its campus.
New mental health hub director lauded for empathy, resilience
The hub announced last month that Anna Lacey was promoted to clinical director after serving as its clinical supervisor for six months.
Hanna Center Honors Legacy With Annual Scholarship Program For Alumni
Hanna Center comes alive yearly for Scholarship Day, a cherished 70-year tradition celebrating the Sisters of St. Francis Scholarship Program. Our dedicated staff, board members, and alumni unite for this inspiring event where Hanna graduates courageously share their aspirations and seek support for their higher education journeys.
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Events
Lacrosse Camp
Hanna Center Sports Fields, 17000 Arnold Drive, Sonoma, CA 95476Get ready to pass, dodge, and score! Whether your child is new to lacrosse or looking to sharpen their skills, this action-packed camp offers expert coaching in shooting, stick handling, positioning, and teamwork.
Changemakers Gala
Hanna Center Auditorium, 17000 Arnold Drive, Sonoma, CA 95476JOIN US for an inspiring evening of dinner, dancing, and celebration!
LEGO Robotics Camp
Hanna Center Recreation Center, 17000 Arnold Drive, Sonoma, CA 95476Ready to bring robots to life? Join us for a hands-on adventure in LEGO robotics, where kids will design, build, and program their own robotic creations!
All Stories
Q and A with Chrissy Brady Director of Special Education
What changed when Archbishop Hanna High School officially became the non-public school, Hanna Academy, in the summer of 2023?
Second Quarter Curriculum Spotlight Spring 2024
A V I S I TO R TO M R . B I L B E R R Y ’ S S C I E N C E L A B would witness a lively classroom with students working
independently and in groups, collaborating on applying what they’ve learned in school all week:
A Customized Curriculum
FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS who may have already missed a lot of school, learning – and teaching- math can prove to be particularly challenging.
Finding Independence – Foster Youth in Transition
Connor, a self-described “redneck from Mendocino County,” is a recent participant in Hanna Center’s new residential Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Program, which launched in April of 2023.
Vocational and Career Support at Hanna Center
The career centre at Hanna is dedicated to connecting the job goals of current students and past graduates with the needs of employers.
March Is Developmental Disabilities Awareness
There are a variety of issues that can impact a family and community. It is important to understand the spectrum of multiple abilities when looking at the multiple areas that can impact a person, family, and community.