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
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
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
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
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
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
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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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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