Seton Catholic Schools
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Two Messmer Schools to Join Seton
Messmer St. Mary and Messmer St. Rose will join Seton Catholic Schools for the 2024-25 academic year. This will allow Messmer to focus on expanding its high school educational offerings. (Submitted photo) As Messmer High School plans its 100th anniversary celebration for the 2025-26 school year, it is [...]
Seton sets up DSHA Student for Success
Seton Catholic Schools It’s hard to gauge a person’s level of success when they’re only a sophomore in high school. But, despite her young age of 16, Lidia Mora-Gallegos already has a few promising indicators that, so far, she’s on the right track. Not only has Mora-Gallegos [...]
Seton Schools Become Part of the Community
Seton Catholic Schools Seton Catholic Schools foodservice staff played an important role in meal distribution during the pandemic-related school shutdown, distributing 211,000 meals to school students, families and neighborhood children. Since 2016, Seton Catholic Schools have established themselves in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee as a vital link [...]
Seton Receives $1.25M Gift From Lilly Endowment
Fr. Carmelo Giuffre teaches religion to the second grade students at St. Thomas Aquinas Academy. Seton Catholic Schools recently received a grant of $1.25 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. to fuel their Faith Immersion Program. (Submitted photo) JAY SORGI SPECIAL TO THE CATHOLIC HERALD Kids these days are [...]
Seton Produces High Academic Achievement
Seton Catholic Schools Prince of Peace School teacher Malena Torres provides individual help to one of her K5 students. On any given day, students at Seton Catholic Schools can be found in the traditional classroom, behind a computer screen on Zoom, or in small groups working to [...]
Seton Founded to Provide Better Urban Catholic Education Model
Seton Catholic Schools Historically, children in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee received their education at their parish schools. However, with the changing demographics, many of the urban Catholic schools closed or lacked the funding to be competitive with larger and more affluent parish schools in the area. As a [...]
