St. Thomas More High School will honor Tom Sager (DB ’60), legendary coach and principal within the Don Bosco and St. Thomas More communities, at a fundraising auction on March 30 at 5:00 p.m. At this event, St. Thomas More will present Sager with the school’s Chancellor Award, which commemorates exceptional, continuous support of Catholic […]
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St. Thomas More High School is proud to announce that the school has received nearly $20,000 in grants from Catholic Community Foundation and We Energies Foundation to support our Academic Support and College Preparatory Services. These generous grants will allow St. Thomas More to continue providing our students with individualized support to supplement their classroom […]
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St. Thomas More High School is proud to announce that the school has received a $6,000 grant from the Green Bay Packers Foundation to support the continued growth of our Academic Support Services. The Packers Foundation awarded grants to 230 Wisconsin nonprofit organizations at a Lambeau Field luncheon on December 5, 2018. Providing our diverse […]
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December 5, 2018: Supported by the school’s successful Giving Tuesday fundraising campaign, St. Thomas More High School will upgrade the technology in the Jerry Huennekens Gymnasium. Alumni, parents, and other community members donated over $10,000 – with an average gift of $211 – for this technology during the school’s one-day, online fundraiser on November 27. […]
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Today marks the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s 175th anniversary. Founded on November 28, 1843, the Archdiocese is two years older than the city of Milwaukee and five years older than the state of Wisconsin. STM commemorated the anniversary with a prayer: Good and Gracious God, Lord of all times and seasons, With grateful hearts and minds […]
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The St. Thomas More High School Athletic Department is proud to announce that Jessie Ramirez (TM ’07) has been named as the new head coach of its girls’ soccer program, replacing Stevan Polewski. A three-year varsity player while a student, Jessie was the captain of St. Thomas More’s 2006 State Championship boys’ soccer team. He […]
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Milwaukee, WI (May 9, 2018): St. Thomas More High School is proud to announce that the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation has presented social science chair Kevin Gleeson with the Kohl Teacher Fellowship and senior Jaime Litwin with the Kohl Initiative Scholarship. The Kohl Teacher Fellowship recognizes teachers who inspire a love of learning in their […]
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St. Thomas More High School will host retired United States Air Force Captain Guy D. Gruters, who was held captive for more than five years during the Vietnam War, on Friday, May 4 at 1:55 p.m. in the school’s Jerry Huennekens Gymnasium. Capt. Gruters will discuss his experience in the armed forces, how he survived […]
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Milwaukee, WI (April 16, 2018): St. Thomas More High School will hold its annual Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Showcase Night on April 26 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the school’s Learning Commons. At this event, students will present the findings of their self-directed, course-long research projects. Parents, students, alumni, and other members of […]
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March 26, 2018: St. Thomas More High School is proud to announce that two of our teachers have won awards recognizing their contributions to the education field. Visual arts teacher Jodi Brzezinski received the Wisconsin Art Educator of the Year Award, and social science teacher Jacob Lukasiewicz earned the Early Career Educator Award. Presented by […]
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Last night, members of National Honor Society visited Clement Manor for the resident’s “Spring Fling Sock Hop”. Students danced the night away to some lively polka, waltzes, and even a chicken dance or two! It was a great experience for all, especially those students who are considering work in nursing or the medical field. We remain grateful for the opportunity to serve our community!
The 2019 Spring AP Art Show is tomorrow, May 16! Join us as our artists share the pieces they have worked on this semester. The event takes place in the Learning Commons from 6 - 8 p.m. and is open to all members of the community. We hope to see you there!
Yesterday, seven STM students, President Mary McIntosh and Principal Nic Kelly spent the afternoon helping the Rotary Club of Mitchell Field put up the American Flags for their annual Flags for Heroes event.
Flags for Heroes is a highly visible way to recognize a hero with dignity and honor and a way to help others in need. We are so proud of our Cavaliers for stepping up!