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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
Math is Adding Up to Success at St. Francis Borgia!
From our youngest learners to our 8th graders preparing for graduation, our students are continually challenged and supported on their math journey.
Our 5K students collaborated to build a giant 100 chart, discovering patterns in numbers and colors—then took their number knowledge on the road to Lasata Senior Living, where they played Bingo and shared joyful moments with the residents.
In the Upper School, we’re proud to share that three of our students—Alivia, Evan, and Beckett—qualified to compete in the 7th/8th grade area math competition at Living Word High School. Way to go!
Did you know…some of our 7th and 8th grade students are taking on the challenge of high school-level Algebra through a virtual collaboration with DSHA, and we have some 8th graders who are advancing their skills with online Geometry courses.
At every level, we’re building confident, compassionate mathematicians! … See MoreSee Less
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Check us out on the front page of the News Graphic today! … See MoreSee Less
‘Very hopeful and very happy’: Local Catholics react to Pope Leo XIV
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OZAUKEE COUNTY — It was a day of celebration on May 8, as the billion Catholics across the world, including the many here in Ozaukee County, witnessed Pope Leo XIV0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We continue our joyful celebration of mothers this month, beginning with the beautiful tradition of May Crowning, where we honor and adorn the Blessed Virgin Mary. Each May, this cherished Mass brings our community together in faith and love. Our second graders, who recently received their First Communion, participated in their special attire, adding to the reverence of the day.
In another joyful gathering, SFB mothers and daughters laced up their skates for a "Dress as Your Favorite Decade" party at Skateland! It was a fun and festive way to celebrate the special bond between mothers and daughters.
We are so grateful for the incredible mothers in our lives. May we continue to lift them in prayer and surround them with love, today and always. … See MoreSee Less
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Today, our SFB community joyfully celebrated the election of the new pope! From our middle school students to our littlest learners in 5K, the excitement was felt throughout the building. White smoke! Even during rest time, our 5K students paused to watch the Holy Father’s first address—what a special moment to witness our faith come together in celebration! … See MoreSee Less
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Innovation and Creativity on Display! Our 8th grade students recently took on a Shark Tank-style challenge—working in teams to design, create, and market a brand-new product. They even used our school’s 3D printer to bring their ideas to life!
Congratulations to Ally and Maddie, whose invention, The Chicken Tendie Tumbler, earned them the opportunity to compete against other schools at Marquette University High School. Their clever creation helps busy parents keep snacks secure by attaching a snack holder to the top of a water bottle—perfect for life on the go!
We’re also thrilled to celebrate Claire in 8th grade, who was named Artsonia Artist of the Week for her stunning watercolor painting. Way to go, Claire! … See MoreSee Less
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Two shows down, one more to go! Today is your last chance to see Alice in Wonderland Jr.—a magical production that captures the hearts of both the young and the young at heart.
The curtain rises at 2:00 PM, and the show runs about an hour. If you’ve already seen it, we bet you’ll want to come back and experience the magic one more time before it closes! A heartfelt thank you to our amazing teacher/director, Sara Cervelli, and her incredible team for bringing Alice in Wonderland Jr. to life with such creativity, dedication, and magic! Thanks also to Nathalie Krier for capturing all these smiling faces backstage at last nights performance.
Don’t miss this chance to cheer on our incredibly talented students as they take the stage! Tickets available at: cur8.com/26603/project/131333 … See MoreSee Less
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