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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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Our 4K students were busy being number detectives during centers—solving clues, counting carefully, and cracking math cases!
In celebration of Read Across America Week, Mrs. Narlock visited classrooms to share stories and spark a love of reading across our school.
Meanwhile, our 5K students put their teamwork skills to the test by building a fort during playtime—collaborating, creating, and having so much fun together! … See MoreSee Less
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Once upon a time…with a twist…Our 3rd graders took the stage for their Fractured Fairy Tales performance, and we loved every minute of it! From classic characters with brand-new attitudes to familiar plots turned upside down, these creative storytellers had us laughing and cheering.
What happens when fairy tale characters rewrite their own endings? A whole lot of imagination, confidence, and fun! Bravo to our talented 3rd graders for twisting up the traditional tales and making them completely their own! … See MoreSee Less
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So much learning and joy happening at SFB!
Our Upper School students proudly participated in the Dominican Challenge at Dominican High School where Catholic grade schools were tasked with designing, building, and test-driving a car using the same materials. Students applied the engineering design process, gathered data, refined their builds, and showcased incredible creativity and teamwork in a tournament-style competition. We are so proud of the innovation and enthusiasm they brought to the challenge!
Meanwhile, our 5K students have been hard at work strengthening their writing skills — growing as confident young authors one sentence at a time.
Fr. Patrick also stopped by to visit our 3K students, bringing big smiles and joyful energy to their day.
🎨 Don’t forget — tonight is An Evening in the Arts.
Come admire our students’ amazing artwork, hear our talented student musicians, and celebrate the beauty of the arts together. … See MoreSee Less
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Innovation was in the air today at SFB! 💡🔬
Our 5th graders wowed us at the Invention Convention, showcasing creative solutions to real-world problems. From thoughtful designs to impressive prototypes, these students proved that big ideas can come from young minds. Their hard work, problem-solving skills, and confidence in presenting were truly inspiring!
Meanwhile, our 7th graders impressed at the Science Fair, diving deep into scientific questions with research, experimentation, and analysis. They demonstrated curiosity, critical thinking, and a strong understanding of the scientific method — all while confidently sharing their findings.
Days like today remind us that at SFB, learning goes beyond the textbook. We are forming innovators, thinkers, and future leaders — educating the mind, heart, and spirit.
We are so proud of our amazing students and grateful to our teachers for guiding them every step of the way! … See MoreSee Less
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Today is Ash Wednesday, the day that begins the sacred season of Lent — a 40-day journey of prayer, sacrifice, and preparation for Easter.
Our students, teachers, and parish family gathered for Mass this morning to receive ashes, marked with the sign of the cross as a reminder that we belong to Christ. May these next 40 days be a beautiful invitation to grow closer to Him, reflecting on His sacrifice and embracing His incredible love. … See MoreSee Less
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Our 5K classes had an incredible field trip on Monday to Schlitz Audubon Nature Center!
Students explored the great outdoors while learning all about animal adaptations in winter—how animals survive, stay warm, and find food during the colder months. From hands-on discovery to nature hikes, our little learners were fully engaged and curious every step of the way.
The weather couldn’t have been more perfect—sunshine, fresh air, and plenty of space to explore God’s beautiful creation. What a gift to spend the day outside learning and growing together … See MoreSee Less
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