Consolidated Catholic School Lomira – Theresa as an extension of St.
Mary, Lomira and St. Theresa, Theresa seeks to promote the message of the Gospel to worship and serve as Jesus did.
We educate and challenge our students to accept the responsibility of developing community and providing service to others and themselves.
At the core of Catholic education at Consolidated Catholic School Lomira – Theresa is our fundamental belief that each individual is created by God, inherently good, and unique in his or her gifts and abilities to learn and succeed.
We strive to nurture the spiritual, intellectual, physical, social and psychological dimensions of each member of our community.
To nurture the spiritual, intellectual, physical, social and psychological dimensions of each student through the integration of a Christian oriented curriculum and To encourage and reinforce love, respect and concern for others by demonstrating an active faith life and Christian values, which are essential in meeting the challenges of today's society.
This year we have no tuition only a book fee of $250. Next year we are talking about going back to a tuition. Tuition for next year is still undecided.
Admissions Director
Dorothy Zitlow
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Consolidated Catholic School?
The application deadline for Consolidated Catholic School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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