About Our School – St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church

Welcome to St. Charles School

We are a small school with a big heart! Our mission is to provide for the spiritual, human, and intellectual development of each child in a Catholic environment. Our elementary teachers provide high quality instruction tailored to each student's ability that helps them strive for excellence. We are a family-centered school community where students of all faiths are welcome. Each student experiences a multi-grade learning environment, which both reinforces past learning and introduces them to higher grade-level content. Our students also enjoy time for art, music, and physical education from our specials staff and plenty of recess time at our large up-to-date playground. We invite your family to consider sending your child or children to St. Charles School!

St. Charles School Brochure

Enrollment is OPEN for St. Charles School for students entering 4K-6th grade for the 2025-2026 school year.

If you or someone you know may be interested, please contact the office (608) 689-2642 or office@stcharlesgenoa.org for more information, an application, or to set up a visit. You may also email the head teacher, Mrs. Hytry phytry@stcharlesgenoa.org.

FAQs:

Is this school only for Catholics?

No, all students are welcome to come to our school.

Do you have 4K?

Yes, we have two options for 4K, all day (8 AM - 3 PM) 3 days a week Mon/Wed/Fri or Tues/Thurs/Fri and all day 5 days a week.

Do you have after school care?

Yes! We have after school care. Please inquire for more information.

What does it cost?

An education at St. Charles is priceless. Because of our generous benefactors, we are able to make it possible for all families to financially afford coming to our school. There are tuition discounts for families with multiple children enrolled, scholarship and grant opportunities, and multiple payment options. For more information on our tuition rates, please contact us.

Our Mission

The mission of St. Charles School is to provide for the spiritual, human, and intellectual development of each child in a Catholic environment.