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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
Our halls were filled with team spirit today as students proudly wore jerseys representing the teams they play for and the teams they love to cheer on! From hometown favorites to their own clubs and teams, it was a fun way to celebrate sports and school spirit! …
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Today after Mass we honored our 8th graders and the important role they hold as leaders in our school.
Each student was presented with a medal of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati, along with a ribbon featuring a pin representing the virtues we focus on throughout the year.
Our 8th graders were reminded that leadership is about the example they set each day-for the younger students who look up to them, for one another, and as representatives of St. Francis Borgia in our greater community.
We are so proud of these exceptional students and look forward to watching them continue to lead with faith, kindness, and purpose throughout their final year at SFB.
We pray:
Give me the courage to strive for the highest goals. Enable me to aspire to greatness, as Pier Giorgio did, and to open my heart with joy to Your call to holiness.
Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati, pray for us. …
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Our 4K students are learning all about the five senses and put their sense of taste to the test during snack time. They sampled different foods and decided which were sweet, sour, salty, and more—a very yummy way to learn!
In 5K, students practiced making the Sign of the Cross and then worked together to create their own crosses. Along the way, they strengthened important skills like communication, teamwork, patience, and fine motor development while growing in their faith.
At our mini golf outing some lucky students won the opportunity to have Mrs. Narlock deliver dessert to them at lunchtime. These raffle winners were all smiles as they enjoyed a delicious cupcake with the principal. …
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A special day for our 5K students! Today marked the beginning of their Wednesday Mass experience, where they sat alongside their 6th grade buddies.
Back in the classroom, they continued their learning with a special literacy project. As they explore the setting of a story, students read Rosie’s Walk, created their own story settings, and helped make a class big book inspired by the story.
Meanwhile, their 6th grade buddies are diving into the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia! Working in small groups with their classmates, students researched different aspects of this fascinating civilization and collaborated to deepen their understanding of life in the ancient world. …
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Our 7th grade students recently researched careers that interest them, learning more about job responsibilities, education and training requirements, and potential salaries. With such a wide variety of interests, it was fun to see the many different paths our students may pursue someday!
This project was a great way to get them thinking about their strengths, interests, and future possibilities. …
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