What grades levels do you have? We offer full day 3K through 5th grade.

What are school hours? All grades start at 8:00 a.m. with dismissal at 3:00 p.m.

Is breakfast and lunch available? Yes! We have hot breakfast and lunch available for purchase. We are also part of the Wisconsin School Nutrition Program with Free and Reduced Lunch Options.

Is there childcare before and after school? No. We do not have before or after school childcare available. Busing to and from your own daycare may be a possibility.

Is there bussing available? Yes! All Stanley-Boyd and Cadott School District students, at least 4 years or older, are able to ride the appropriate bus from their home district. You communicate directly with the bussing provider, but we should also be aware of your bussing needs in order to coordinate the correct location for students.

Do you have to be Catholic to attend? No! Everyone is welcome to attend whether you are a Catholic or not. The benefits of a Catholic school go far beyond academics and into the realm of character development. The increased exposure to morality and access to a curriculum facilitated by educators that support students academically, morally, and emotionally differentiate Catholic schools from their public counterparts and ultimately leads families of other faiths, or no faith, to choose a Catholic school for their child.

What is the dress code? All students (including preschool) wear solid colored red, navy or white collared polo or dress shirts and khaki or navy pants. Khaki or Navy shorts and skirts are allowed during warmer seasons from the beginning of the year until October 1st and then again from May 1st through the end of the school year. Skirts or jumpers can be worn during colder months with solid color leggings underneath. On days the students attend Holy Mass the dress code is a navy top (logo item if you have it) and khaki bottoms.

Can I volunteer at school or chaperone fieldtrips? Yes! Studies show that when parents are involved in their children’s schooling, students show higher academic achievement, school engagement, and motivation. We follow the Diocese of La Crosse Protect and Heal Program requirements for anyone in contact with students. Contact the Administrative Assistant in the school office for more information or how to get involved.

Is an education at St. Joseph Catholic School affordable for my family? We believe that a high-quality Catholic education should be accessible to all families, regardless of their financial situation. We understand that the cost of tuition can be a concern for families, which is why we offer a variety of financial aid options, including scholarships, the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program, Scrip, and more to help make a Catholic education a possibility for all families.