The St. Ann Home & School Association coordinates the combined efforts of parents, families and school staff to support school activities and events related to the academic, social and spiritual development of children at St. Ann School and raises funds to support those efforts. Learn More.
324 N. Harrison St. Stoughton, WI 53589
608-873-3343
OUR VISION
To foster a Christ-centered Catholic community rooted in knowledge, service and love.
OUR MISSION
We, as members of the St. Ann Catholic School family, aligned to the pillars of the Catholic Faith, are devoted to the Holy Father's mission of nurturing spiritual growth, academic excellence and compassionate leadership. We live the Gospel message of Christ to be faith-filled, lifelong learners committed to teaching, praying, serving and loving.
News & Notes
LITERATI BOOK FAIR COMING IN APRIL 
ST. ANN 4K PROGRAM - TOP NOTCH PROGRAM FOR DISTRICT
St. Ann's is honored to partner with the Stoughton Area School District to provide a top-notch 4-year old kindergarten program. To get a feel for the caring, energetic environment created for our 4k students at St. Ann's, click here to enjoy a virtual tour of the 4k classroom. You can also meet Mrs. Matz the esteemed 4k teacher, and see the experience through the eyes of a student. To apply for Stoughton Area School District's 4-year old kindergarten program at St. Ann's, follow this link to SASD's 4K-enrollment page and be sure to select "ST. ANN SCHOOL" as your instruction site. To learn more about the 4k curriculum and approach, see the admissions page.
COUNSELOR CORNER:
Monica Mack, MSW, CC
St. Ann School Guidance Counselor
FUNDAMENTALS
Fundamentals are key when life is changing rapidly.This is for the parents: With all the changes happening on a weekly and daily basis around us, with protocols for Covid19, schedules, and outside influences of life, it can seem at times, overwhelming.
Here is the good news…When we focus on the things we Do have control over in life, we FEEL more in control of life.
What do we have control over? The fundamentals: Intention. Gratitude. Eating. Movement. Sleeping. Saying 'no' when needed.
Read COUNSELOR CORNER - OCT. 2020 to look at these through the lens of self-care because that is what we can control...
Lunch Schedule
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- Monday 3/13 - Salisbury Steak (Jessie Pierick)
- Tuesday 3/14 - Nacho Grande (Briana Raday)
- Wednesday 3/15 - Breaded Chicken Sandwich (Mona Beckham)
- Thursday 3/16 - Pizza Burger (Megan Clark)
- Friday 3/17 - Leprechaun Breakfast: Cheese Omelet, Pancakes, Hash Browns (Mike Matheny)
- Monday 3/20 - Hot Dog (Mary Bergeson-Gallun)
- Tuesday 3/21 - Chicken Chimichanga (Matt Gorshe)
- Wednesday 3/22 - Hot Ham or Hot Turkey Sandwich w/Cheese (Ali Richards)
- Thursday 3/23 - Cheese, Sausage, or Pepperoni Pizza (Matt Gorshe)
- Friday 3/24 - Breaded Fish Sandwich (Theresa Bergeson-Gallun)
Note: Names in parentheses indicate families scheduled for lunch/recess duty each day.
Mission Moments
MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL,KARA ROISUM
Therefore, neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything, but only God, who causes the growth. (1 Corinthians: 3:7)
During the summer when I am able to take time off from school, one of my favorite hobbies is tending to my gardens. Ask me to dust, and I will find any excuse not to; ask me to pull up each tiny weed among my lilies, however, and I’m on it. I enjoy digging my hands deep into the soil, and I especially love how cathartic pulling out a stubborn weed feels. As I make my way along patches planting and tending to my flowers, I allow my mind to wander and rest in prayer.
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During the summer when I am able to take time off from school, one of my favorite hobbies is tending to my gardens. Ask me to dust, and I will find any excuse not to; ask me to pull up each tiny weed among my lilies, however, and I’m on it. I enjoy digging my hands deep into the soil, and I especially love how cathartic pulling out a stubborn weed feels. As I make my way along patches planting and tending to my flowers, I allow my mind to wander and rest in prayer.
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Information Worth Sharing: Symptoms and Signs of Dyslexia
At a recent conference, Principal Kara Roisum heard a speaker who shared interesting and valuable information regarding the Symptoms and Signs of Dyslexia. Click on the video above, or the link below to learn more.
Shining a Light on Our Students
St. Ann School creates a culture of excellence and promotes personal growth and development in all aspects of learning for students. Learn how one seventh grade student describes how her St. Ann's experience has helped her illuminate a path for her future.Choosing Saint Ann School for Your Child
Selecting your child’s school environment is one of the most important decisions you will ever make as a parent. St. Ann School provides an excellent academic experience for your child, and it helps instill the family values you hold true: positive self-esteem, respect for others, a commitment to social justice and a personal relationship with God.St. Ann School is a Catholic, parochial school, offering pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8. The staff of St. Ann School recognizes that each child, regardless of race, color or creed, is a unique individual created by God, loved and redeemed by Christ and sanctified by the Holy Spirit. The school as a cooperative agent shares with the parents the responsibility of the child’s education.
Developing the Whole Person
Helping students to become all that God has called them to be in their spiritual, psychological, academic, social, cultural, physical and emotional development.
Creating a Caring Family Atmosphere
We create an atmosphere where students can demonstrate knowledge and mastery of age appropriate content; think critically, constructively and creatively; solve problems; communicate effectively; work collaboratively; be proficient in research and retrieval skills; employ logical decision-making skills and be involved in community service.
Instilling the Family Values You Hold True
St. Ann School provides an excellent academic experience for your child, and it helps instill the family values you hold true: positive self-esteem, respect for others, a commitment to social justice and a personal relationship with God.
Our Leadership Team
The faculty and staff of St. Ann School seek to create a caring family atmosphere in which students can demonstrate knowledge and mastery of age appropriate content; think critically, constructively and creatively; solve problems; communicate effectively; work collaboratively; be proficient in research and retrieval skills; employ logical decision-making skills and be involved in community service.Meet Our Full Team
Mrs. Kara Roisum
Principal
Rev. Randy Budnar
Pastor
Mr. Russ Horton
Chair, Home & School Association