Welcome to St. Francis Borgia Catholic School
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Enter to learn. Go forth to serve Christ.
Our vision at St. Francis Borgia Catholic School is to provide educational opportunities in a religious environment that emphasizes the individual differences and learning styles of our students. Through incorporating the basic foundations of our Catholic faith and challenging academics, we empower our students for success in their future education and as Catholic citizens of our society and world.
Principal’s Message
From the moment I stepped through the doors of St. Francis Borgia, I felt the warmth, joy, and deep sense of faith that make this place so special. It is truly a blessing to join a school rooted in Catholic values and committed to nurturing the whole child, mind, heart, and spirit.
St. Francis Borgia is blessed with an outstanding team of educators and staff members who pour their hearts into their work each day. Their commitment to faith formation, academic excellence, and personal growth is truly inspiring. Because of their dedication, our students are offered a rich and well-rounded educational experience, one that includes rigorous academics, competitive athletics, vibrant arts programming, and countless opportunities to explore their God-given gifts.
Catholic education is powerful. Not only does it shape what our children know, but who they become. At St. Francis Borgia, we have the unique opportunity to grow in faith together, support one another with compassion, and strive for excellence in all that we do.
Thank you for taking the time to explore our website and learn more about what makes St. Francis Borgia Catholic School such a special and unique place. I hope it gives you a glimpse into the heart of our school and the vibrant community that supports it. I warmly invite you to come visit us in person—we would love to welcome you.
With joy and gratitude,
Mrs. Marissa Narlock
Principal, St. Francis Borgia Catholic School
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✨💜 Advent at SFB! 💜✨Our school community came together to celebrate this joyful season with our Adventures in Advent event. Families enjoyed hands-on activities, treats, and time to prepare our hearts for Christmas as we journey toward the birth of Christ. 🌟
Earlier today, our students, teachers, and staff gathered for Mass in honor of the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, giving thanks for our Blessed Mother and asking her to guide us closer to her Son during this holy season. 🙏💙
Our Faith Families also shared in a special act of service — creating beautiful, handwritten Christmas cards for our parishioners. 💌❤️ These cards will be shared throughout our parish as a reminder that we are one family in faith, connected through love, prayer, and the hope of Christ. … See MoreSee Less
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✨ Join us Tonight! Adventures Through Advent & Living Nativity ✨
All are welcome to our school campus this evening for a beautiful and joy-filled celebration of the Advent season. We’ll have fun, faith-focused activities for families, plus Out & Out mac n’ cheese, hot cocoa, and cookies to decorate and enjoy! 🍪🧁☕️
🎁 Cost: Free to attend
🥫 Optional: Please consider bringing canned goods to support those in need this season.
⏰ Doors open at 5:45 PM
🌟 Living Nativity begins at 6:00 PM in the music room
Let’s gather in community as we prepare our hearts for the birth of Jesus. 💜🌟
Enjoy a look back at photos from last year’s special event! 📸
PS-We are still looking for a few adult and teen volunteers to assist us this evening. If you are able to lend a hand, please email Betsy @ sfbdev@sfbschool.org … See MoreSee Less
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🎁 Aiden’s Toy Drive is officially underway! 🎁
SFB is honored to support the children in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Children’s Hospital Milwaukee by collecting toys that will bring comfort and joy during the holiday season. Now through December 15th, families are invited to bring new, unwrapped items to school and place them in the designated collection boxes. Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity—your giving spirit makes such a difference. ❤️
✨ Meanwhile, the Advent season has begun in 5K! ✨
Our littlest learners are getting into the holiday spirit with hands-on activities that build important skills while spreading cheer:
🎁 Wrapping boxes to build fine motor and problem-solving skills
🛷 Building a sleigh with LEGOs
🏠 Decorating our dollhouse for creative play
🌲 Making Christmas trees with play dough for sensory development
📚 Listening to Christmas stories in the listening center
✏️ Writing Christmas lists in the writing center
It’s a joyful season of giving, learning, and celebrating at SFB! … See MoreSee Less
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It’s the week of Thanksgiving break, but WOW, there a lot happening! ✨💙
Our 5K students explored “long ago” through hands-on centers and activities, while our 4th graders celebrated with a festive classroom feast!
And our 2nd & 3rd graders took a fantastic field trip to the Schauer Arts Center for the Bill Blagg Forces & Motion Magic Show! 🔬🎩💥 … See MoreSee Less
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🎨 Art Room Happenings! 🦋
Our 1st and 2nd graders have been busy creating beautiful symmetrical butterfly prints this week! Using paint, pressing techniques, and a whole lot of imagination, students explored symmetry, color, and texture in such a fun way with our amazing art teacher, Ali Marsh!
Their beautiful butterflies brightened the whole art room — and our day! 💙✨ Great job, young artists!
And over in Child Care, the fun just keeps on going — look at those smiles! We love seeing our youngest learners play, create, and enjoy their time together. … See MoreSee Less
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Our 5K students are stepping back in time! 📜✨
Today they learned what school was like long ago—when paper was expensive and students wrote on slates or even pieces of birch bark. To bring history to life, our students wrote with paint and feathers, just like children might have done generations ago.
Our 3K friends have also been busy learning through play! In one activity, they retold The Napping House using props—great practice for memory, sequencing, and fine motor skills. In another, they built “Mat Man” after learning a song that teaches the parts of a person for drawing. This activity boosted listening, sequencing, shapes, and visualization skills. … See MoreSee Less
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