Open Houses & Events

Find open houses and receptions for Francis Parker School.

Open House Details:

Sat., October 31, 2026  - San Diego, CA

Open House
Francis Parker School
4201 Randolph St, San Diego, CA 92103
8:30am (PDT) - 11:00am (PDT)

RSVP needed: Yes
Further information:

Our Lower School Open House, for students interested in Grades JK - 5, is coming up! We'd love to welcome you to campus to meet teachers, take tours with current students, learn about the Admissions process, see classrooms, and more! Registration opens up one month before the event. Submit an Inquiry form to be invited!https://francisparker.fsenrollment.com/portal/new_inquiry

Sat., November 07, 2026  - San Diego, CA

Open House
Francis Parker School
6501 Linda Vista Rd, San Diego, CA 92111
9:00am (PST) - 12:00pm (PST)

RSVP needed: Yes
Further information:

Our Middle and Upper School Open House, for students interested in Grades 6 - 11, is coming up! We'd love to welcome you to campus to meet teachers, take tours with current students, learn about the Admissions process, see classrooms, and more! Registration opens up one month before the event. Submit an Inquiry form to be invited!https://francisparker.fsenrollment.com/portal/new_inquiry

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