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 Welcome
Every morning, the students and teachers at St. Francis Borgia Catholic School proclaim our mission: Enter to learn. Go forth to serve Christ. What a gift to experience this daily proclamation! I see a five year old committing to learn; I see an eighth grader deciding to serve Christ; I see teachers pouring out their love and expertise; I hear a community united in its vision to learn and live like Jesus.
Not every school offers an education this bountiful. As one 4K student recently gushed, “This school is the best place in the world!”
The benefits of an SFB education extend to students’ family members, as well. The St. Francis Borgia Catholic School community connects parents and caregivers with caring and responsive teachers, with the parish, with one another.
In the 16th century, St. Francis Borgia wrote this in a letter to fellow priests working in mission territory: “Everyone—whether kings, nobles, tradesmen or peasants—must do all things for the glory of God and under the inspiration of Christ’s example.” Amen. Enter to learn; go forth to serve Christ–for the glory of God!
Ms. Grace M. Urbanski
SFB Catholic School proudly presents Alice in Wonderland Jr.! Tickets are on sale now—and going fast! Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of this show brought to life by our talented student performers!
This delightful show is perfect for all ages and guaranteed to take you on a whimsical adventure down the rabbit hole.
Showtimes:
Friday, May 2 at 6:30 PM
Saturday, May 3 at 6:30 PM
Sunday, May 4 at 2:00 PM
Grab your tickets before they’re gone!
Purchase tickets at: cur8.com/26603/project/131333 … See MoreSee Less
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Happy Easter! He is Risen! As we celebrate the joy and hope of the Resurrection, we want to look back on some of the activities our students participated in last week.
Our fourth grade engineers took on the challenge of designing a container to protect a raw egg—with the catch that it had to be no larger than 4x4x4 inches and couldn't include glass. Their goal? Land as close to the bull’s-eye target as possible! Congrats to Max and Ale for hitting the mark and earning the top spots!
Meanwhile, our kindergarten students proudly carried on a beloved tradition by making their beautiful yarn crosses—a meaningful and creative way to reflect on the season.
Faith, fun, and learning are alive in every corner of our school! … See MoreSee Less
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Our students celebrated Holy Week with joyful, hands-on activities that combined faith, learning, and creativity!
Our youngest learners went on a fun and festive egg hunt—using their math skills to search for numbered eggs hidden all around. What a fun way to combine movement, problem-solving, and Easter excitement!
Meanwhile, our 4th graders explored the beauty of God’s creation by using natural ingredients like turmeric, red cabbage, and beets to dye their eggs. Their colorful creations were as unique and vibrant as they are!
Wishing all our families a blessed Holy Week as we prepare our hearts for Easter. … See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to everyone who hopped on over for our Easter Bunny Brunch and Egg Hunt! With the beautiful spring-like weather, the Bunny was able to hide 1,700 eggs outside for our guests to find—and you all made it such a joyful and festive day! … See MoreSee Less
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Today, our curious kindergarten scientists dove into a hands-on experiment called The Rain Cloud Experiment! Students made predictions and observed how many drops of water it would take to break through a "cloud" of shaving cream. A fun and colorful way to learn about weather and the scientific method!
We’re also sharing a few more snapshots from the final day of our Upper School Basketball Tournament last Saturday. It was an exciting day filled with energy, teamwork, and school spirit! Congratulations to the Purple Team on their championship win, and kudos to all our student-athletes for their skill, sportsmanship, and effort throughout the tournament. … See MoreSee Less
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Game, Set, Match — Victory!
The SFB Tennis Team served up a WIN in our very first match of the season against St. Monica’s!
We’re so proud of our players for their teamwork, sportsmanship, and determination on the court. A special thank you to their coach, Caitlin Smyth! … See MoreSee Less
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