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St. Paul School is a Catholic community of teachers, parents, and pastoral staff dedicated to collaborating in the development of each child’s God-given potential.
In an environment based on mutual respect and shared responsibilities, we work together to provide opportunities for spiritual, intellectual, moral, social, and physical growth that are age and maturity level-appropriate. Christ is the center of all we do!.
Band, Boy/Girl Scouts, Buddies Not Bullies, Buddy Program, Cantor Group, Chess Scholars, Children's Choir, Civic Oration, Library Club, Liturgical Dance, Mad Science, Mass Servers, Rec Nights, Service Projects, Student Council
School Notes
Philosophy Statement
St. Paul School is a Catholic community of teachers, parents, and
pastoral staff dedicated to collaborating in the development of
each child’s God-given potential. In an environment based on mutual
respect and shared responsibilities, we work together to provide
opportunities for spiritual, intellectual, moral, social, and
physical growth that are age and maturity level-appropriate. Christ
is the center of all we do!
Vision Statement
St. Paul Catholic School aims to develop future citizens who follow
a path of life-long faith, enriched with moral values; and, who
will be committed to life-long learning while embracing attitudes
of Christian service for today and for the future.
Mission Statement
St. Paul Catholic School of the Milwaukee Archdiocese is a faith
community dedicated to the education of God’s children. We are
committed to helping all of our students experience the
POWER:
rayer, Outreach, Worship,
Education, and
Relationships!
rayer: To foster an environment rich in the Catholic
traditions of personal and private prayer, including all daily
prayers and special prayers that are season or event
appropriate.
Outreach: To offer opportunities for
Christian witness and service to others with parish, in-school, and
outreach activities. To incorporate regular service opportunities
for middle school youth.
Worship: To regularly celebrate Catholic
liturgy and sacraments while learning and practicing worship
responses and liturgical music.
Education: To educate the whole child to the best
of his/her God-given talents: spiritually, intellectually, morally,
socially and physically while providing a Christ-centered,
values-enriched, 21st century technology-enhanced curriculum both
Wisconsin and Archdiocesan standards-based.
Relationships: To provide a safe, secure
environment with a fully implemented We are Buddies, not Bullies
program.To offerextracurricular opportunities for social
development including league athletics, band, scouting, science
club, rec nights, ski club and many others.
Come, experience the POWER!
St. Paul School is accredited by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and
theWisconsin Religious and Independent Schools Association.
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Quick Stats (2024-25)
Grades: Nursery/Preschool-6
Enrollment: 107 students
Yearly Tuition: $3,138
Acceptance rate: 100%
Average class size: 11 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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