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  • About our School
    • Welcome to SFC
      • About Our School
      • Our Mission
      • Principal's Welcome
      • Our Staff
      • Covid Information
      • Contact Us
    • I want to...
      • Register
      • Make a Payment
      • Login to PowerSchool
      • Volunteer
    • Parent Info and Forms
      • School Calendar
      • Orientation Packet
      • Student Handbook
      • School Lunch
      • School Supplies
      • Drop Off & Pick Up Procedures
      • School Committees
    • Extracurriculars
      • Homework Center
      • Athletics
      • Band
      • Boldt Robotics
      • Chess Club
      • Forensics
      • Math Olympiads
      • Piano Lessons
      • Ski and Snowboard Club
  • News & Events
      • Latest School Happenings
      • Newsletters
      • Virtues
      • Calendar
      • Alumni
  • Little Saints
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      • Now Hiring
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      • Registration Forms
      • Camp Cabrini
  • Support SFC
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    • Saint Frances Cabrini School provides a quality and challenging education that focuses on cultivating our Catholic faith. Our values-based curriculum stresses the core classes of reading, writing, mathematics and religion, as well as social studies and science. Students also receive instruction in music, physical education, art, foreign language and technology. 

    • A message from Father Nathan about this year's theme: "Jesus Christ Is Lord"
      • Dear Friends at Saint Frances Cabrini Parish and Saint Mary’s Immaculate Conception Parish:

        Praised be Jesus Christ!  Even with the clashes and conflicts that did come home to us in the United States in the past 40 years, it remains true that recent times for us here have been stable ones.  So much so that many of us in our 40’s and younger have never really known what it is like to live with true social upheaval, or to live without basic freedoms, or to go without necessities for lengthy periods of time. 

        There are many blessings to such essentially peaceful stretches as these, but there are pitfalls as well.  A chief danger of stability is that it can foster complacency.  It also has the potential to delude us into believing that we ourselves are the source of our security, and as a result we develop an overconfidence in our ability to solve any problem that confronts us.  We grow forgetful of the fact that progress is actually not inevitable in our fallen world, and that death will always be with us.  To put this in classical Christian terms: we forget that we need a savior, thinking instead that we can save ourselves.

        If one is paying attention, however, it is clear that we do still need a savior.  The last few years have brought about a new level of social upheaval that we have not lived through in this country for awhile now.  A major contributor to the wider social upheaval is what might be termed the steady, decades-long rise of personal upheaval.  There has been relative peace on our borders and in our streets, but there has been a declining peace in our homes and in our hearts as most of our established social conventions have evaporated.  Politics, science, medicine, military might, economic forces, and social media trends are the dominant cultural anchors in our post-Christian society, and none of them are much of an anchor at all.  We sense this in our very bones.  Our prior personal anchors of stable marriage, the domestic family, of producing children, and of knowing what is male and female are also called into question on a massive scale.  All of this destabilization leads to ever-rising levels of personal and social anxiety as we cast about for anything to grab on to in order to stabilize ourselves. 

        The remedy is Christ.  We must be able to say that Jesus Christ is Lord.  To utter that famous Scriptural expression is to place all hope, trust, faith, and security in a source that is not of this earth.  A secular thinker scoffs at something so silly, but a sensible person looking around at the world realizes all too quickly the astonishing genius of an anchor that originates in a realm other than this one.  This world is beautiful, but it is fundamentally broken.  It does not have the power to fix itself.  A Christian knows this and clings tightly to the authority and power of God, while still living in the broken world with hope and with joy. 

        To say Jesus Christ is Lord by necessity eliminates any other competition to the role of Lord in our hearts and in our society.  It places every single possible earthly voice of authority in its proper place, namely a place that is always secondary rather than primary.  God reigns supreme and he places everything under his feet.  Paradoxically, God does this by bending down in humility from his throne to stoop before us and wash our feet.  He reigns as a Lord of love in a way that no other earthly entity can.   In this way his Lordship is the greatest protection of human rights and dignity.  If I know that only the Lord is Lord, and that he reigns as a servant, then I also know I can never be Lord over anyone else by attempting to make them my servant.  Conversely, if I forget that Jesus is Lord, then I make myself Lord and force others to be slaves to my way and to my will.  The way of secular man always ends up being the way of coercion.  Conversely, the authentic Christian way of Jesus the Lord always ends up being the way of compassion, and the protection of the weakest. 

        Our theme for this coming year at our parishes is Jesus Christ is Lord.  The world needs to hear us say it.  We ourselves need to say it.  Jesus Christ is Lord. 

    • Saint Frances Cabrini School Video 2021

      We are happy you came to our website to learn more about Saint Frances Cabrini! Please take a moment to click the image on the right to watch a video about our school, produced by our 8th graders. We love SFC and we hope you will too!  


       

    • A few examples of the strengths of our curriculum:

      • We are accredited by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee with Exemplary Status in Mission Catholic Identity.
      • Our curiculum is rooted in the Milwaukee Archdiosesan Standards.
      • We offer learning opportunities that are individualized and differentiated to meet our student where they are. 
      • We have two Supportive Consultants who work with students who need extra support in the classroom.
      • The math curriculum in junior high includes the chance to take pre-algebra, algebra and geometry.
    • Fostering the Catholic Identity

      • Spiritual development of our students is interwoven within our school. Students have many opportunities to learn about and practice their faith through:
      • Attendance at weekly mass as well as monthly all-school masses.
      • Sacramental preparation for Reconciliation and First Communion.
      • The chance to receive Reconciliation during Advent and Lent.
      • Participation in the liturgies as readers, servers, gift bearers, and choir.
      • A focus on giving to others, including food drives, raising money for special causes, and writing to those in need.
      • An annual Christmas pageant that retells the story of the birth of Jesus.
      • Yearly participation in Catholic Schools’ Week activities, where we get to demonstrate to others the value and uniqueness of a Catholic education.
    • Faculty and Staff

      The faculty and staff of St. Frances Cabrini are committed to providing quality Catholic education in a nurturing, learning environment. The teachers are certified and remain current in research-proven teaching techniques. We have dedicated educators who are ready to challenge, inspire and guide your student on the right educational path.




       

    • Enrichment Opportunities

      At Cabrini, students are encouraged to become involved in a a wide variety of activities. It is a time for discovering talents and interests as each student grows in his or her own special way.
      Opportunities are provided for students in a variety of extracurricular activities:

      Academic
      • Forensics
      • Math Olympiads

      Sports
      • Basketball
      • Volleyball

      Other Programs
      • Scouting 
      • Choir
      • Piano Lessons
      • Chess
      • Robotics
      • Ski Club
    • Other Things to Know

      Registration begins during Catholic Schools’ Week (late January/early February) for the upcoming school year.
      A tuition fee per child is established by the administration each year. Payment plans and financial aid are available.
      We have a hot lunch program, with two choices of entrees and a salad bar.
      For families that need extra care, we offer onsite before-school and after-school care programs, extended care, and a summer school program. Early Childhood Care for infants aged 6 weeks to 3 years of age is also offered through our Little Saints Early Learning Center.
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