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Edgewood Campus School a private Catholic school founded in 1881 by the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters.
We offer all day 4 and 5 year-old kindergarten and grades 1 - 8.
We welcome children of all faiths, nationalities, and cultural traditions.
Our school takes great pride in offering the best private education in the greater Madison area. Our 55-acre campus is situated in a park-like setting on the shore of beautiful Lake Wingra in Madison, Wisconsin.
We share the campus with our sister schools, Edgewood High School and Edgewood College.
Our mission is to provide the highest quality education for your child.
Our actions are grounded in the Sinsinawa Dominican Catholic educational values of truth, compassion, justice, community, and partnership.
As your child grows in self-knowledge, self-awareness, and self-esteem, these values guide them to learn respect for themselves, others, and our world.
At Edgewood Campus School we seek to find the greatness in each child.
Club or Organization: Math League, Middle School Book Club
Arts and Music Programs: Band
School Notes
Application Process We accept applications throughout the year
with meetings and tours for prospective students beginning in fall.
Registration begins in late January. Consideration for students on
the application list begins after current students have been
registered for the next school year. The following items are
required to begin the application process: 1)Completed application
form 2)Share birth certificate or passport for review
3)Copies of report cards for the past 3 years 4)Copies
of standardized test results 5)Copies of EIP or 504
evaluations 6)Meet with the admissions director for a school
and campus tour 7)Schedule a classroom visit or shadow day
for the student.
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