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NOW ENROLLING FOR SUMMER CAMP

June 15-August 17, 2026

NOW ENROLLING FOR OUR 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR!

Come and see what St. Francis Borgia Catholic School has to offer for your child’s education!
Also, Sign Up for our 2026 Summer Program!

Schedule a tour today with our office at 262-377-2050 or email us at office@sfbschool.org

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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We are thrilled to announce that a generous donor has pledged to match all donations to the SFB Annual Fund on May 8, up to $20,000!

This special day also marks our Grandparents & Special Loved Ones Day, when we will welcome cherished guests to campus for Mass, breakfast, and meaningful time with our students and staff.

The Annual Fund is crucial in helping us bridge the gap between tuition and the true cost of educating each student, while supporting the programs, resources, and faith-filled experiences that make St. Francis Borgia Catholic School so special.

Please help us reach our goal of raising $40,000! To make a pledge in advance, contact Betsy Fallon in the school office at 262-377-2050.

Every gift will have double the impact—$5 becomes $10, $500 becomes $1,000, and together, we can make a lasting difference for our students!
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Happy Arbor Day! 🌳
Our 4th graders celebrated in the best way possible—by planting trees right here on our campus! Not only did they get their hands in the dirt, but they also learned the proper way to plant a tree to give it the best chance to grow and thrive.

Each student planted their own tree during the activity, taking ownership of the experience and learning firsthand how to care for it.

We’re so proud of our young environmental stewards and the roots they’re planting for a greener future! 💚
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Our 7th and 8th grade students have officially arrived in Washington, D.C. for the trip of a lifetime!

After traveling overnight by coach bus, they reached the city early this morning and kicked off their adventure with breakfast before walking by Ford’s Theatre on their way to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

Their exciting itinerary also includes visits to the National Archives Building, the White House, and many more historic monuments and museums throughout the city.

We wish our students and their chaperones a safe, fun, and unforgettable experience!

Heavenly Father, we ask for Your protection over our students and chaperones as they travel and explore. Keep them safe, guide their steps, and fill their hearts with joy, curiosity, and gratitude. Bless this time together with meaningful memories and bring them home safely. Amen.
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🌎 Protecting God’s green Earth this Earth Day!

Our amazing students in grades 1–5 were on the hunt for trash all across our school property, helping clean up any litter they could find on our beautiful campus. What a perfect day to be outside soaking up the sunshine!

They’re truly saving the planet one piece of trash at a time!
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On Friday morning, our students gathered with their faith families for some games and fellowship. From Jenga and Uno to chess and more, the activities gave everyone a chance to connect, laugh, and grow together. Through these moments of fun, our students also focused on this month’s virtue: temperance—practicing patience, self-control, and balance in all they do. See MoreSee Less

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🦋 The 3K classes are learning all about caterpillars! Our youngest learners have been exploring how caterpillars hatch from eggs, eat and grow, form a cocoon, and—through God’s amazing miracles—transform into beautiful butterflies. They even got to make a Very Hungry Caterpillar snack cutting their own fruit.

Also, many of our 3rd–8th grade students have been busy practicing for our upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz. It’s going to be an entertaining show for the whole family on May 8, 9, and 10—more details coming soon!
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