In the last 50 years, St. Sebastian School has educated thousands of area students, helping them to build solid foundations for a bright future.
We are proud of our past, and look forward to continuing into the future, shaping the next generation of community leaders.
We are proud to serve the communities of Racine, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant, Caledonia, Franksville, Union Grove, and even residents of Kenosha County.
St. Sebastian offers quality education for grades kindergarten through eighth grade.
Our faith-based education not only prepares students to succeed academically, but also nurtures student's spiritual development.
At St. Sebastian, we offer relief from the hectic and sometimes chaotic environment of larger schools.
At our school, students and teachers are able to focus on what is truly important Education.
Our small community offers many assets you will not find in larger schools.
As such, students receive individual attention from dedicated teachers, and parental involvement is always encouraged.
In the last 50 years, St. Sebastian School has educated thousands
of area students, helping them to build solid foundations for a
bright future. We are proud of our past, and look forward to
continuing into the future, shaping the next generation of
community leaders. We are proud to serve the communities of Racine,
Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant, Caledonia, Franksville, Union Grove,
and even residents of Kenosha County. St. Sebastian offers quality
education for grades kindergarten through eighth grade. Our
faith-based education not only prepares students to succeed
academically, but also nurtures student's spiritual development. At
St. Sebastian, we offer relief from the hectic and sometimes
chaotic environment of larger schools. At our school, students and
teachers are able to focus on what is truly important Education.
Our small community offers many assets you will not find in larger
schools. As such, students receive individual attention from
dedicated teachers, and parental involvement is always encouraged.
With so much uncertainty in the world today and a pandemic further confounding our lives, it's reasonable for parents to want to protect their children whenever and wherever possible? But overprotecting or bubble-wrapping? Well, that's another matter.
