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St. Joan of Arc Parish School aspires to promote uncompromising character by example, educate for academic excellence, teach servitude for the betterment of the wider community, and use the gift of spiritual development, which fostered here guides the leaders of tomorrow.
chess club, drama club, Homework Club, School Newspaper, Scouts, student council, Talent Show
School Notes
School Mascot: Eagles
St. Joan of Arc Parish School is dedicated to providing a
quality Catholic education to the community children. The basic
organizational structure of the school’s educational program is:
Kindergarten Students in Senior Kindergarten (5K) attend a full day
program. Students in Junior Kindergarten (4K) have the option
toattend a morning session from 7:40 to 11:15 a.m. or a full
day program. Grades 1-4multi-age classrooms with the
use of specialists in the areas of Music, Physical Education,
Health, Art,Spanish, and Technology. Grades 5-8 Multi-Age
learning with departmentalized instruction and specialists in the
areas of Music, Physical Education, Health, Spanish, Art, and
Technology. The following factors enhance the learning environment:
v State of Wisconsin Certified Principal and Teachers v
Accreditation with the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and Wisconsin
Religious and Independent Schools Association. v Integrated
Computer Education Program (JK-8) v Environmental Education (JK-8)
v Fine Arts Program (JK-8) v Spanish Instruction (JK-8) v Library
(JK-8) Religious Instruction Students participate in daily
classroom prayer and Scriptural reflection. Scheduled school
liturgies are celebrated at 8:00 a.m. Masses and prayer services
are scheduled for special events and liturgical seasons. Father
Michael Strachota provides religious instruction for students in
Grades 5-8 on a regular basis. Preparation for First Reconciliation
and First Communion are part of classroom instruction and parish
Christian Formation. Parents and children are involved in the
preparation. Textbooks Religion Sadlier Family Life Benzinger
Language Arts/Reading McGraw Hill; Grades K-8 Reading McGraw Hill;
Grades K-6 Phonics McGraw Hill; Grades K-5 Mathematics McGraw Hill;
Grades K-5 Glencoe-McGraw Hill; Grades 6-8 Spelling McGraw Hill;
Grades K-8 Penmanship Zaner Bloser Science Macmillan; K-5 Glenco
McGraw-Hill; 6-8 Social Studies Houghton Mifflin/McDougal Littel
Music Silver Burdett Ginn Spanish Pearson Education Art Milwaukee
Archdiocese Curriculum Physical Education Milwaukee Archdiocese
Curriculum Health McGraw Hill, Grades 1-8 Technology; Writing Write
Traits and Inside Writing programs from Write Source.
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