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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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Today our students stepped up in a big way to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day!
Across campus, you couldn’t miss the bright, mismatched socks—each pair a fun and meaningful reminder that our differences are what make us unique and worth celebrating.
Our students also took time to reflect on the power of words, signing a pledge to choose kindness and avoid using language that can be hurtful when describing individuals with Down syndrome. It was a beautiful example of living out respect, empathy, and inclusion in our daily lives.
Our upper school students hosted a bake sale to support their upcoming trip to Washington, D.C.—thank you to everyone who helped make it a success!
We are so proud of our students for using their voices (and their socks!) to spread awareness, kindness, and joy. … See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our 8th grade boys and girls basketball teams on their participation in the first round of the Padre Serra Tournament at Dominican High School! 🏀
Our boys team is moving on to Round 2 and will be back in action tonight at 8:45—come out and cheer them on at Dominican if you can! 💚
Also, Fr. Patrick spent time with our 3K students, reading to them during snack time—a moment full of smiles and stories. … See MoreSee Less
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️
Today our 4K students continued a beloved tradition—setting up their leprechaun traps in hopes of catching a wee fellow (and maybe a bit of gold!) later tonight. They also learned how St. Patrick used the three-leaf clover to teach about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—such a beautiful reminder of our faith.
Last week, our school was treated to a special performance by Irish dancers from the Beglan Academy of Irish Dance. One of the talented dancers was our very own, Cali! 💚 What a joy to see one of our own shining on stage and sharing her incredible talent with our community.
May the luck of the Irish be with you today!
St. Patrick’s Day Prayer:
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
and the rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm of His hand. ☘️ … See MoreSee Less
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Our 3rd grade students wrapped up Read Across America Week last week by cozying up with a good book, their favorite stuffies, and flashlight reading. A perfect way to celebrate the joy of reading! 📚🔦
Meanwhile, our 1st graders celebrated the 120th day of school with fun activities and creative shirts they designed featuring 120 items. What a fun and memorable milestone in their school year. … See MoreSee Less
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Last week we were happy to welcome Mrs. Swietlik and Mrs. Haggerty back to St. Francis Borgia to share the exciting work of Friends of Lilies of Hope WI the new pregnancy resource center for Ozaukee County founded by members of our parish community.
They spoke with our students about their mission of supporting mothers, babies, and families in need and introduced our school’s Lenten service project that will help support this important ministry.
Each family received a baby bottle to take home and fill with spare change. Even the smallest donations can make a meaningful difference. … See MoreSee Less
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Our school community gathered this afternoon for a spirited pep rally to celebrate our 8th grade boys and girls basketball teams, who have been invited to compete in The Padre Serra Tournament next Friday, March 13 at Dominican High School. The boys tip off at 6:30 PM and the girls follow at 7:30 PM. We hope to see many of our SFB families there to cheer on these teams as they represent our school! … See MoreSee Less
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