Our Five Campuses
St. Mary Catholic Schools serves nearly 1, 000 children in preschool through 12th grade in five schools located in the cities of Neenah and Menasha, Wisconsin. They are:
St. Mary Catholic Elementary Schools:
, 900 Geiger Street in Neenah 910 Division Street in Neenah 510 Second Street in Menasha 1000 Zephyr Drive in Neenah 1050 Zephyr Drive in Neenah
Each elementary school is located on the grounds of one of our SMCS parishes. The middle and high schools are located on one campus and share outdoor recreational facilities and a two-acre nature area. All buildings are securely locked and have wireless technology. Each school has a library/media center, gymnasium, band/music room and cafeteria.
The Jane Bergstrom Fine Arts Education Center (FAEC)
Our, constructed in 2012, is adjacent to St. Mary Catholic High School. The theater is equipped with ample, ADA-compliant handicap seating, a hearing loop and assisted listening devices for the comfort of our guests. The Jane Bergstrom Fine Arts Education Center (FAEC) was built to enhance and expand the fine- and performing arts opportunities for all of our SMCS K-12 students. The venue is used by students and staff from our five schools, as well as alumni and community members for concerts, performances and events.
The 22, 000 square-foot facility includes a that comfortably seats 495 guests and includes state-of-the-art audiovisual , a fly system for scene changes and a Yamaha grand piano. A well-equipped and costume shop, as well as a spacious, are located adjacent to the stage.
The finely appointed is perfect for events such as fundraisers, visual arts displays and the senior prom. An authentic that seats 96 patrons is used for one-set plays, forensic activities, seminars, small combo instrumental performances and more.
Click here to view a of the theater.
Are you interested in learning more about the SMCS Fine Arts Program or the Jane Bergstrom Fine Arts Education Center? Contact the or for more information!
Technology Classrooms
In conjunction with the construction of our fine arts education center, a new wing of 21st-century classrooms was added on to St. Mary Catholic High School. Four classrooms, each focusing on a different area of technology, were installed.
The distance-learning classroom provides access to AP, CAPP, specialized and accelerated classes from schools across the state; to educational networks via direct connections to real-world professionals in hundreds of fields; and to new opportunities to build vital skills through live, interactive seminars, lab simulations and virtual field trips. The forensic/presentation lab is equipped with tools to help students enhance their interpersonal communication skills and to craft quality presentations. The business marketing and graphic (BMG) design lab provides an environment for students to create high-quality digital and print media. This lab enables students to become proficient with tools that are commonly used in a wide range of creative industries to produce real-world presentations and graphic designs. The innovation, science, technology, engineering and math (I-STEM) lab provides students with the high-tech resources needed to apply math and science knowledge using engineering technologies including computer-aided design (CAD) software.
