Learn more about SJA’s college-bound curriculum as an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School.
Applications are now available for the 2017-18 school year.
With more than 4,500 graduates, SJA women are making a difference in Milwaukee and beyond!
Alumna's Life Comes Full Circle
The oldest of seven children, Christine Weidner '68 was born and raised on Milwaukee's north side. Her father owned and operated Emery's bike shop, which is successfully in operation to this day. However, with seven children at home, money was always tight. In order to attend St. Joan Antida High School (SJA), Weidner had to work in order to pay for her own tuition, book fees and uniforms.
SJA is proud to announce that junior Daijahnay Canady has been named the Boys & Girls Clubs Youth of the Year for the state of Wisconsin, the highest honor given to Boys & Girls Club members. Canady competed against thousands of other teens in Wisconsin to earn this honor. A survivor of sexual assault, Canady shares her journey of acceptance and self-discovery.
Can't attend this year's Auction but want to help? You can support our students by donating to SJA's 2018 Wish Tree. Donation options include much needed school items such as the following:
Tickets for SJA's signature event are selling fast! Don't miss your opportunity to join Auction Co-Chairs Ginny Finn, '78, and Sue Hickey on April 28 as we celebrate SJA's long-standing commitment to educating and empowering young women.
Join us for a powerful and moving evening that will feature a cocktail reception, dinner and drinks, silent, live and scholarship auctions. Funds raised from this event support student scholarships, academic programs and critical operating needs of the school.
SJA students were among the 60 local high schoolers that participated in a series of job shadowing events at Northwestern Mutual to introduce them to STEM-related career opportunities in technology. Hands-on opportunities included cracking code with Kano Coding Kits and building a computer from scratch, allowing students to experience first-hand what a future career in that field may feel like.
