Curriculum
Curriculum Overview
We follow the Archdiocese of Milwaukee curriculum, which is based on state standards. We believe in nurturing a culture of high expectations, where students are challenged to reach their full potential through engaging and rigorous instruction.
Academic excellence is not merely about earning top grades but developing critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong passion for learning. Our dedicated educators work tirelessly to provide individualized support, foster curiosity, and empower students with the skills and confidence they need to succeed. By encouraging perseverance, collaboration, and a growth mindset, we aim to equip every student with the tools to excel both in and beyond the classroom.
- Math specialists for all grade levels
- High achieving eighth grade math students can take geometry at Muskego High School
- Reading specialist to assist in bridging gaps in fluency and comprehension
- Specialists providing education in music, physical education & art
Learn More About Each Grade Level
Developing Eager Learners: K3, K4 & K5
In our early childhood classes, we lay the foundation for developing confident, eager young learners by fostering a warm, supportive environment where curiosity and creativity are celebrated. Through play-based and hands-on learning, children explore new concepts while building essential skills like problem-solving, communication, and collaboration. Our goal is to instill a love of learning by encouraging questions, nurturing independence, and celebrating each child’s unique strengths.
Building Life-long Learners: Grades 1-4
Grades 1-4 are learning the foundational skills that set them up for success in middle school. Our curriculum provides opportunities for all types of learners to show what they know, whether it be though a STEM project, an iPad activity or guided reading. Teachers emphasize study skills and the foundational beliefs of our Catholic faith.
Foundations For the Future: Grades 5-8
These years are marked by great changes and growth as these children become teens. Our teachers help them master increasingly complex academic material. We also guide them to consider their choices as young Catholics in an increasingly secular world. Student Council and other leadership opportunities help them grow into wonderful role models for our younger children.
