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People - Serving our
Scholars
Our faculty, other staff,
families, governing board and advisory board
work together as a community in the best
interests of our children.
 Highly-Qualified
Faculty
Experienced teachers
– each one licensed by the State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction – integrate today’s methodologies with years of experience, creating lively learning opportunities for every student. We are proud that
almost 30% of our staff has or is working toward a Master's Degree. This caring
staff knows each child by name!
Get to know our staff - Links
below will take you to each teacher's biography.
Click
HERE to go to a page with teacher
web-page links:
Principal Mrs. Kraig
K3
Lead Teacher Mrs. Manning and
K3 Support Teacher Mrs. Hirsch
K4 Mrs. Galvan
and Mrs. Rathke
K5
Mrs. Balistreri
1st
Grade Miss Mauntler
2nd
Grade Miss Fallon
3rd
Grade Mr. Menz
4th
Grade Mrs. Sisulak
5th Grade Mr. Reichertz
Middle School Language Arts and Reading/6th
Grade Homeroom Mrs. Guttmann
Middle School Math and Religion/7th Grade
Homeroom Ms. Boekeloo
Middle School Social Studies and Science/8th
Grade Homeroom Mr. McKinnon
K3-8
Spanish - Mrs. Hayes
K3-8
Technology - Mrs. Griesel
K3-8
School Counselor - Ms. Ryan
K3-8
Art - Mrs. Neddersen
K3-8
Physical Education - Mrs. Wallner
K3-8
Music - Mr. Zaffiro
Kids Campus Extended Care Program -
Carolyn Collins and Christine Marko
Co-Directors
Get
to Know Our Corporate Board
The four
priests who lead our five supporting parishes
make up our Corporate Board:
Biographies of Father
Tim Kitzke, Father
Mike Michalski and
Father Brian Mason
Biography of the Very Rev. Jeff
Haines
Our
School Board Has Representation From Our
Five Supporting Parishes
Officers - Barbara Stevens, Fred
Stoltz and Sarah Parlier
Other board members -
April Kuss, Mary McGartland, Jenny Mendenhall,
Rosemarie Zaffiro Moser, Michael
O'Byrne, Terry Pogorelc and Sheila Schindler-Ivens
and Mary Jo Zimmer.
Ex officio members -
Father Brian Mason and Principal Gail Kraig
Parents
Are Involved!
Our teachers welcome your
involvement in the classroom. We also have lots
of volunteer opportunities. Ongoing
communication between teachers, parents and
students keeps everyone on the same page. We
function together like a family with the single
goal of educating the next generation in
academics and faith.
Parent-teacher conferences make it convenient
for everyone, but parents are encouraged to call
or visit the teacher at any time with concerns,
suggestions and questions.
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