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Our Arts. For All Seasons campaign is our commitment to revitalizing the fine arts at STM, creating a lasting legacy of support for our students, and fostering a thriving arts community on campus.

St. Thomas More strives to provide our students with new and enriching experiences that extend beyond the classroom.

"You learn something about how the world works with the fine arts, and I don't think there is a better calling in life than doing that. We all need to learn how to live and really the fine arts help us to grow and to become more complete!" - George Lee Andrews, Actor (DB' 60) 

As a St. Thomas More High School student, you're embarking on a journey of discovery and growth.

We are thrilled to announce the dedicated individuals leading our Arts. for All Seasons fine arts campaign.

Fine arts education is a vital pillar of creative expression, encompassing visual, performing, and literary arts.

St. Thomas More is thrilled to announce the launch of Arts. For All Seasons.

As we gear up for another fantastic school year, we are thrilled to share some updates from our Development and Communications Office. 

At the end of each semester, students in our AP Studio Art class display their artwork for the STM community. For those who could not attend the event in May, we've created an online gallery where you can view our students' artwork.

The Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) has announced that Ms. Jodi Brzezinski, St. Thomas More visual arts teacher and department chair, has been named the 2024 WAEA Private Schools Art Educator of the Year. This honor recognizes Jodi’s continued dedication and commitment to arts education.

St. Thomas More High School raised a record-setting $336,000 at Cavalier County Fair, the 41^st edition of the school’s annual auction fundraiser.

STM President John Hoch (TM '87) and Senior Administrator Tom Huppertz share an update on the school's Strategic Plan.

Patrick Idstein, quién ha servido como el Principal de St. Thomas More desde Julio del 2022, ha decidido dejar su lugar en la administración y reunirse a la facultad de STM. Idstein regresará a su papel de Profesor de Estudios Sociales para el año escolar 2024-25, continuando su función de Principal hasta Junio del 2024.

Patrick Idstein, who has served as St. Thomas More’s principal since July 2022, has decided to leave his administrative role and rejoin the STM faculty. Idstein will return to his previous role as a social sciences teacher for the 2024-25 school year, continuing as principal until June 2024.

St. Thomas More High School would like to wish you all a Happy Valentine's Day Weekend. It's been a couple of days since Valentines Day, but we wanted to introduce you to a few STM couples in honor of the holidays. The Muszytowskis, the Mallums, and the Lopezs share their love stories and how their experiences at STM have impacted their relationships!

Purchase your tickets for Cavalier County Fair at countyfair.givesmart.com!

St. Thomas More High School is pleased to announce Jimmy Litscher (TM ’06) as the school’s next head football coach. Litscher, who has taught health and fitness at St. Thomas More since 2012, becomes the tenth head coach in the program’s history.

After months of handwork, we have restored the 1930s original stained-glass windows on the west side of the building and made several upgrades throughout the campus. Dan Steffes and Jon Stahr talk about the importance of the work that went into restoring our stained-glass windows.

St. Thomas More High School, in collaboration with Rawhide Youth Services, is working together to provide our students with mental health services. Rawhide is designed to bridge the gap and make mental health programs accessible to all students.

STM is excited to welcome our new administrative assistants, Erika Alvarez, and Maria Frias, to the front desk. They discuss what they are most excited about during their time at STM and give us insight into who they are.

My name is Fr. Maxwell Klug (STM ’11). I’m happy and excited to join STM’s World Languages Department as the French teacher starting this spring semester!

My name is Joel Tomski, and I am excited to join the mathematics department for the spring semester.