Our 8th grade graduates wrapped up their final week at SFB with a beautiful blend of celebration, tradition, and fun! đź’™
Last Friday they participated in our beloved Ribbon Mass, passing ribbons to the 7th graders—who now step into their role as leaders of the school. They also brought great energy (and serious skills!) to the Student vs. Staff Volleyball Game, claiming a well-earned victory!
The class enjoyed a fun field trip to the Basilica, went to a Brewers game ⚾️ and closed the week with their Graduation Mass on Friday evening—a sacred and joy-filled moment to honor their journey and pray for the road ahead.
We are so incredibly proud of this exceptional group of students. They’ve led with kindness, faith, and courage, and we can’t wait to see the many ways they’ll shine in high school and beyond.
A Graduation Prayer Heavenly Father, We thank You for the gift of our 8th grade graduates. Guide them with Your wisdom, protect them with Your love, and fill their hearts with the peace of Christ as they begin this new chapter. May they continue to walk in faith, serve with joy, and live as beacons of Your light. Amen. ... See MoreSee Less
Today marked our final Faith Family session of the school year at SFB! ✨
All year long, students from 5K through 8th grade have gathered in their Faith Families—mixed-age groups where our older students mentor the younger ones through faith-based activities, service projects, and meaningful conversations.
These moments are more than just time together—they’re about building bonds, forming friendships, and growing in faith as one school family.
Watching our students lead, learn, and love one another is just one of the many reasons why SFB is such a special place. ... See MoreSee Less
Our talented 3rd graders brought the house down with their Fractured Fairy Tales performance! With a hilarious twist on classic stories, students kept the audience laughing with their creativity, confidence, and comedic timing. From mixed-up characters to unexpected endings, every scene was a hit. Bravo to our budding performers and a big thank you to our teachers, Mrs. Boor, Mrs. Hortsman, and Mrs. Cervelli, who helped bring this magical performance to life! ... See MoreSee Less
We are so proud of our incredible 7th grade students who wowed us with their Science Fair project presentations! From hypotheses to conclusions, their hard work and curiosity were on full display.
Our 5th graders also impressed us at the Invention Convention, sharing their creative and innovative inventions with parents and younger students. It was a day filled with imagination, problem-solving, and plenty of “aha!” moments.
Way to go, young scientists and inventors! The future is bright with thinkers like you. ... See MoreSee Less
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
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 XIV
Our 8th grade graduates wrapped up their final week at SFB with a beautiful blend of celebration, tradition, and fun! đź’™
Last Friday they participated in our beloved Ribbon Mass, passing ribbons to the 7th graders—who now step into their role as leaders of the school. They also brought great energy (and serious skills!) to the Student vs. Staff Volleyball Game, claiming a well-earned victory!
The class enjoyed a fun field trip to the Basilica, went to a Brewers game ⚾️ and closed the week with their Graduation Mass on Friday evening—a sacred and joy-filled moment to honor their journey and pray for the road ahead.
We are so incredibly proud of this exceptional group of students. They’ve led with kindness, faith, and courage, and we can’t wait to see the many ways they’ll shine in high school and beyond.
A Graduation Prayer
Heavenly Father,
We thank You for the gift of our 8th grade graduates. Guide them with Your wisdom, protect them with Your love, and fill their hearts with the peace of Christ as they begin this new chapter. May they continue to walk in faith, serve with joy, and live as beacons of Your light.
Amen. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today marked our final Faith Family session of the school year at SFB! ✨
All year long, students from 5K through 8th grade have gathered in their Faith Families—mixed-age groups where our older students mentor the younger ones through faith-based activities, service projects, and meaningful conversations.
These moments are more than just time together—they’re about building bonds, forming friendships, and growing in faith as one school family.
Watching our students lead, learn, and love one another is just one of the many reasons why SFB is such a special place. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our talented 3rd graders brought the house down with their Fractured Fairy Tales performance! With a hilarious twist on classic stories, students kept the audience laughing with their creativity, confidence, and comedic timing. From mixed-up characters to unexpected endings, every scene was a hit. Bravo to our budding performers and a big thank you to our teachers, Mrs. Boor, Mrs. Hortsman, and Mrs. Cervelli, who helped bring this magical performance to life! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so proud of our incredible 7th grade students who wowed us with their Science Fair project presentations! From hypotheses to conclusions, their hard work and curiosity were on full display.
Our 5th graders also impressed us at the Invention Convention, sharing their creative and innovative inventions with parents and younger students. It was a day filled with imagination, problem-solving, and plenty of “aha!” moments.
Way to go, young scientists and inventors! The future is bright with thinkers like you. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
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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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