AthleticsOur Athletic Association, staffed by parent volunteers, organizes and supports interscholastic, intramural, recreational and educational athletic and related programs. These include volleyball, basketball, softball, track and field, and t-ball. Each parent of children participating in these programs receives an Athletic Association Handbook, which outlines the role and responsibilities of students, parents, and coaches.
Learn more >>> ScoutsDaisies start at the K5 level for girls, Tiger Cubs starts in 1st grade for boys, followed by Brownies and Cub Scouts respectively. For grades 5 and up, Girl and Boy Scout opportunities are offered. For pictures and information on troop events, please click on the following links for Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts.
Math OlympiadThe Math Olympiad Team consists of 5th and 6th graders. Weekly, the students work together to solve challenging math problems, with an emphasis on being able to explain their reasoning. Once a month, the individual team members compete with other schools by taking a five question math “test”, in which the results are compiled into a team score.
For questions about the Math Olympiad team, please contact Mr. Falk at [email protected] or Mrs. Daemmrich at [email protected]. Academic Quiz TeamThe SMV Academic Quiz Team is a group of students who competes in quiz bowl, scholastic bowl, and other knowledge competitions. All students in junior high are welcome to join; all that is required is an interest in "trivia" and knowledge. Students play a team game in which they are asked questions about all academic areas, are able to buzz in and score points, and are allowed to work together on bonus questions. The team plays practice games once a week and travels to tournaments 3-4 times per year.
For questions about the SMV Academic Quiz Team, please contact Mr. Falk at [email protected]. Altar ServersBeginning in 6th grade, students are able to participate in the Church liturgies as altar servers. Training and scheduling are provided by the Parish Office. Call 262-782-4575 or email [email protected] for more information.
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ForensicsForensics is an extra-curricular program which enables students to strengthen their public speaking skills by competing in forensic meets. St. Mary’s Visitation offers an in-house forensic program for elementary students in grades 3–5 and a competitive team program for grades 6-8. Both programs are sponsored by the Home and School Association.
Elementary Forensics Program (grades 3-5) St. Mary Visitation was one of the first elementary schools to offer forensics as an extracurricular to its students more than 20 years ago. Sponsored by Home and School Association, the elementary forensics program is fun and beneficial, providing students with invaluable public speaking experience. SMV graduates routinely point to their SMV forensics experiences as instrumental to their success after graduation. Students have the opportunity to attend three coaching sessions prior to the meet, where volunteer parents and alumni of the forensics program will assist them with their selections. During the in-house meet, students will present their selections to judges in two or three rounds. Judges are experienced public speakers, and many are high school, college and young adult alumni of the SMV Forensic Program. The elementary forensics program is coordinated by Julie Perez, Ann Scott and Tom Parks. MusicPrivate piano, guitar and band lessons are available during the school day for an extra fee.
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Sunday at 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am Daily Masses: Monday-Friday 6:30am Tuesday/Friday 8::00am (school days only) Saturdays 8:00am Sacrament of Reconciliation |
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