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St. Francis Xavier Catholic School has been serving students in 4K though eighth grade in the Cross Plains, Black Earth, Mazomanie, Middleton and Mount Horeb communities since 1857.
We offer a faith-based curriculum that prepares students to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
The faculty, staff, parents and students of St. Francis Xavier are committed to working together to create a positive learning environment that helps prepare students for life.
Club or Organization: Battle of the Books, chess club, Girls on the Run, Math Team, National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), Robotics Club
Arts and Music Programs: Art Club, Band, Forensics Team, Musical Theater
School Notes
St. Francis Xavier Catholic School has been serving students in
kindergarten though eighth grade in the Cross Plains, Black Earth,
Mazomanie, Middleton and Mount Horeb communities since 1857. We
offer a faith-based curriculum that prepares students to meet the
challenges of the 21st century. The faculty, staff, parents and
students of St. Francis Xavier are committed to working together to
create a positive learning environment that helps prepare students
for life. Our St. Francis Xavier staff has a deep commitment to the
welfare of our students. We strive to make our school a warm, safe
Christian place for children to learn.
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