Catholic Memorial View Book 2017

Our History

Catholic Memorial High School was founded by the determined parishioners of
St. Joseph Parish who in the early 1920’s began raising funds for a future high school.
Their goal of providing a high quality Catholic education for the area’s youth remained
strong and unwavering. Not even the Great Depression where livelihoods were
threatened and businesses failed could shake the determination of this dedicated
group. This hope became a reality in 1949 when CMH opened its doors as a parochial
high school for St. Joseph Parish. The school was named in gratitude as a memorial to
the 23 young men of St. Joseph’s who gave their lives for their country in World War II.
Later, the dedication of the school was extended to include all graduates of Catholic
Memorial who have died in service to their country.

Our Mission

At Catholic Memorial High School,

we educate students as individuals,

intellectually and spiritually.

we guide students to work to their

highest, God-given potential.

we prepare them for post-secondary

education and to become leaders

who serve the Church and the world.

Why Choose Catholic Memorial?

Catholic Memorial High School is a college preparatory co-educational school offering a variety of academic
courses to meet multiple learning abilities, CMH is truly a school dedicated to learning at all levels. The course
offerings at CMH encourage critical thinking, enhance communication skills and foster talent-driven innovation.
In CMH’s smaller school environment, students are given the unique opportunity to focus on leadership skills and

character development through involvement in various clubs, sports and activities.

25% 100% Over $16 Million Awarded as
in college scholarship money awarded Wisconsin
of students enrolled of students taking at to the class of 2017, averaging over School of
currently receiving least one IB or AP level $89,000 per student. Character

financial aid course 26.3

35 Top 80%
of student
IB & AP average ACT
Course
Offerings score

50+ 24.7 Composite
Average ACT score
Clubs and
Activities for
students to
be involved

in

Honored as #1 23 98% 95%
Athletic Program in Wisconsin for middle
division schools by Wisconsin Sports Average students in of students participate of graduates from the
Network each classroom in at least one extra- CMH Class of 2017 went on
to a college or university
curricular activity

Our Values

Members of the CMH family strive to live out the Catholic Memorial Core Values known as the
“Memorial Way”.

The Memorial Way is... INCLUSIVENESS Understanding of global

Memorial School spirit and pride, alumni history, culture, and economics while fostering engagement
with people around the world
engagement, recognition of CMH legacy, passionate advocacy

FAITH Belief in God and belief in the goodness of the PROFESSIONALISM Set expectation,

human person in the image of Christ communicate, collaborate, commit to personal, professional,
and academic growth and be accountable
TRUST Integrity, open-minded dialogue, mutual
EXCELLENCE Strive to be the best, put God’s
support, a safe learning environment
gifts to work—academic, athletic and artistic
RESPECT Recognition of each person’s talent—
CARITAS IN OMNIBUS Genuine care for and
motivated by gratitude and humility
interest in the lives of others

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Advanced Academic Programs

International
Baccalureate (IB)

Catholic Memorial is one a full IB Career Program candidate, or
of only three Catholic high enroll in IB classes individually.
schools in the state of
Wisconsin to be approved • S ince CMH began offering IB
to offer the IB Diploma courses in 2005, more than 300
Program and the only CMH students have earned the IB
Catholic high school in Diploma, which is one of the most
the state to offer the prestigious academic credentials
International Baccalaureate available to high school students in
Career Program (IBCP). the world.
IB is an internationally
recognized program of • C MH students that earned an IB
study and is considered the Diploma earned 30+ college credits.
highest level of curriculum
that can be offered at the • CMH currently offers 26 classes.
high school level. It is a
two-year program that
encourages thoughtful
analysis from a global
perspective.
Students taking IB courses
can earn college credit
by participating in the IB
courses and finishing the
assessments required in
each course.
CMH students have the
opportunity to apply to be
a full IB Diploma candidate,

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STEM Curriculum

Engineering &

Project Lead the Way

Catholic Memorial partners
with colleges, universities,
and expert industry
professionals to provide
an impressive and unique
support network for our
students that opens doors
to mentorship, internship
opportunities, admission
preference, college credit,
and scholarships. Students
can begin earning college
credits as early as their
freshman year.

Catholic Memorial is a fully certified Memorial Propel is a CMH
Project Lead the Way (PLTW) School. trademarked design thinking process.
PLTW is a four year engineering
program that emphasizes Science,
Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM). This engineering
curriculum stresses critical thinking,
creativity, innovation, and real-world
problem solving in hands-on and
project-based classes.

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Fine Arts and Business Music

Art Our flourishing Music Department inspires students
to exercise and increase their musical talents,
CMH offers students the opportunity to explore their vocally and instrumentally. Outside of our music
artistic and creative interests through a variety of class offering students can get involved in Concert
courses. Band, CMH Chorale, Jazz Band, Vocal Collective, and
Chamber Orchestra. Catholic Memorial High School
Our Art Department is an inviting and positive is also a member of the Wisconsin School Music
place for students to discover and cultivate their Association (WSMA), giving students the outlet
creative interests in a variety of avenues from to perform and present their talents at events and
Art 1, Drawing, Ceramics, and Painting to Design, festivals outside of CMH.
Digital Imagery, IB Art and Photography. In these
courses students are given the opportunity to learn
critical thinking and problem-solving skills from an
innovative perspective. The annual Art Show is a
great showcase of students’ talents with over 1000
pieces entered from over 200 students each year,
and also features students’ award winning pieces
from several state and national competitions.

Business

Students at CMH have the opportunity to take Business courses and learn about the primary pillars of business
– marketing/advertising, finance/accounting, human resources and operations. In each business course that
is offered students take an interactive role in learning, applying key concepts to projects and presentations.
Business students also have the opportunity to learn from experts in their industries with multiple executive
guest speakers that focus on major concepts including: business management, culture, ethics, globalization,
innovation and strategy.

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Resources for Success

Academic Resource CMH Innovation Wing
Center (ARC)
The CMH Innovation Wing is a cutting edge, 21st
The Academic Resource Center or commonly century learning space that was built and finished
called the ARC is a space completely dedicated Spring of 2016 to complement “Memorial Propel,”
to student support. The newly renovated space a CMH trademarked design-thinking and creative
includes all areas for student support: problem-solving process.

• M ain academic student support and study space The Innovation Wing consists of seven Innovation
• Counseling Department Labs that provide teachers and students with
• Campus Ministry Offices multi-functional, collaborative, and active learning
areas for every subject. Each Innovation Lab is
Students may be assigned to the ARC during a equipped with an attached breakout room to
study hall or self-report on a need basis. The ARC accommodate multiple group activities and
includes computers with wireless access, quiet meetings with industry leaders.
rooms, learning labs and an area for students to
collaborate as a group or work individually. The Innovation Wing also hosts additional study and
meeting spaces for students to work individually
At every hour during the school day there are or in groups. The enhanced environment and
technology in the space allows students and
teachers to cover all departments (Math, Writing, teachers at CMH the ability to creatively present
material, while experiencing a diverse and flexible
Science, World Languages, etc.) as well as a atmosphere to compliment all students’ learning
styles.
Learning Resource Specialist available Over
for students who may need assistance 250 5
in any subject area.

At any given hour when a student has

a study hall or free period, they will students sign
always be able to get help in the ARC. in to use the
ARC per day

Student Life CMH Athletics

6 Catholic Memorial athletics promote the development of students on
and off of the field. Athletics are a great way for all students, families,
faculty, and staff to get involved, take pride in, and show school spirit.
We have a great team of committed coaches that encourage and train
athletes to be dedicated and rise to their highest potential. The CMH
Crusaders compete in the highly competitive Classic 8 Conference and
are yearly contenders for both Conference and State Titles in all WIAA
sports.

Boys

Fall Winter Spring

Cross Country Basketball Baseball
Football Downhill Ski Golf
Swimming Fencing Lacrosse
Soccer Hockey Tennis
Volleyball Wrestling Track & Field
Scholastic Clays
Girls

Fall Winter Spring Year Round

Cross Country Basketball* Lacrosse Pom & Dance*
Golf Downhill Ski Soccer
Rugby Fencing Softball
Swimming Gymnastics Track & Field
Tennis Scholastic Clays
Volleyball*
* Denotes a sport that requires tryouts.

2013-2016

State Championship Titles

2016-2017 2014-2015

Football Girls Volleyball
Girls Volleyball Boys Lacrosse
Boys Volleyball Girls Soccer
Boys Swimming
Girls Soccer 2013-2014
Girls Track 4 x 100
& 4 x 200 relay Girls Soccer
Boys Track 4 x 100 Boys Golf
relay Boys Lacrosse
Boys Tennis
2015-2016 Doubles

Girls Volleyball
Girls Rugby
Wrestling Individual
Heavy Weight
Boys Lacrosse
Girls Track 4 x 100
& 4 x 200 Relay
Boys Track 4 x 100
Relay
Boys Golf
Girls Soccer

CMH Drama Student Life

Catholic Memorial has a very vibrant and successful drama
department. Since 2002, CMH has been the most awarded drama
program in the state of Wisconsin. This non-cut program offers
students the ability to pursue their creative interests on stage or off
within three major productions throughout the year.

The three major productions that are created and performed yearly
are:

• One Act Performances, a competitive piece that is taken to
competitions throughout the state through the WHSFA State
Theatre Festival.

• Winter Musical, the largest of the three school productions and this
play is performed over 3 weeks of shows for audiences in the CMH
theater. Awards are also given for this play by a panel of judges from
the Tommy Awards.

• Spring Play, typically a comedy performed with a smaller cast and
crew size, that is not taken to competition levels.

Clubs and Activities

Student life at CMH is full of opportunities to explore a variety of
interests. We stress the importance of involvement in activities in
order to grow and develop as a whole person intellectually, spiritually,
and socially. Clubs and Activities are a great way for students to make
friends, learn leadership skills, and also provide service opportunities
to give back to the community.

clubs activities
Campus Ministry Peer Mentors Intramurals Seasonal Concerts
Leadership Team Pro-Life Club Student Art Show Star Search
Crusader Newspaper Robotics Crusader Day of Service Mother/Son Dinner Dance
Drama Rosary Club Concert Band Father/Daughter Dinner Dance
Environmental Club Science Bowl Fall One Act Competition Mother/Daughter Fashion Show
International Studies Club Service Club Haunted House Father/Son Social
French Club Spanish Honor Society Homecoming Week Spring Play
Haunted House Sticky Rhinoceros Winter Musical Pro-Life Washington D.C. March
Knitting Club Student Ambassadors Freshman Welcome Dance International Studies Trips
Latin Club Student Council Homecoming Dance Thanksgiving Community Dinner
Math League Tennis Club TWIRP Dance Crusader Walk
National Honor Society The Knight (Yearbook) Prom Powder Puff Football Game
Operation Michael TOPSoccer Christmas Dance Faculty vs. Student Basketball Game
St. Patrick’s Day Dance Dodgeball Tournament
Jazz Band 3 vs. 3 Basketball Tournament
CMH Chorale

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Character Development

Theology and Campus Ministry

The Theology and Campus Ministry Departments are devoted to the faith formation of students, faculty, and staff.
CMH is committed to the formation of the whole person and provides a variety of ways to nurture the faith and
spirituality of our community.
While attending CMH, students will take a Theology class each year focusing on different aspects and concepts in the
Catholic faith.

Outside of the classroom, students have the CMH offers a wide range of opportunities for
opportunity to put their faith into action by: students to experience their faith through the
sacraments.
• Joining CMH faith-based and service-based clubs,
• Participating in service projects and events • The Eucharist is celebrated on a school-wide basis
• Leadership in Campus Ministry at least once a month, on Holy Days of Obligation,
• P articipating in class retreats: Students will get to and in Chapel masses four days a week and upon
request for sports teams and clubs.
experience retreats with their individual classes each
year that encourage students to put into practice • There are also all-school Reconciliation (Confession)
what is taught on a daily basis, grow spiritually, and Services during Advent and Lent and individual
bond with their classmates. weekly opportunities as well.

Growth Plan for
Students (GPS)

The Growth Plan for Students (GPS) is unique to Catholic Memorial and was created to
help students in grades 9-12 recognize the development and growth they have made
individually during their time at CMH. A faculty/staff member meets with a group of about
12 students on a regularly scheduled basis during school hours to discuss and perform
activities to teach and foster students in the areas of academics, social engagement,
leadership, and service.

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Course Offerings and Counseling

Counseling

The Counseling Department at CMH is a great resource for both students and families
offering an organized program of activities that are designed to support the spiritual,
academic, personal and career/college needs of each student.
• Each counselor is committed to meet and get to know all of his or her students on an

individual basis.
• Counselors work to assist students and families by mapping out a 4-year high school plan.
• Outside of the day to day assistance that is available, yearly one-on-one conferences are

set up with sophomores, juniors and seniors to discuss class selections for the next year
along with career and college planning.
• The Counseling Department also offers a seminar to assist families with the career/college
planning process.

ACADEMIC DEPT. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS IB Pre-Calculus* ART
4 credits Pre-Calculus & Statistics* Art 1
English .5 credit which is met by electing a AP Statistics* Art 2
course in music, art, family/ consumer AP Calculus* Design 1
Art education, or engineering and IB Math 1* Design 2
Music technology IB Math 2* Introduction to Painting
Engineering Pottery & Ceramics
& Technology COMPUTER SCIENCE Advanced Ceramics
IB JAVA Programming* Film Photography
Fitness & Wellness 1.5 credits of Physical Education and JAVA Programming Advanced Film Photography
Mathematics .5 credit of Health AP Computer Science Principles Drawing
Science 3 credits IB AP Programming* Advanced Drawing & Painting
3 credits to include 1 credit of Biology AP Computer Science Digital Imagery
Social Studies 3 credits to include 1 credit of World Applications* Advanced Art Concepts
History, 1 credit in United States Advanced Digital Imagery
Theology History, and 1 credit of social studies BUSINESS IB Art*
Electives electives Introduction to Business 1 IB Visual Art*
Total Credit Requirements 4 credits IB Business*
6.5 credits IB Business HL* FITNESS & WELLNESS
26 Health & Wellness
SOCIAL STUDIES Boys PhyEd
THEOLOGY IB AP English* World History Girls PhyEd
Judeo-Christian Tradition Speech/ACT Prep Advanced World History PhyEd 10
Sacramental Theology Advanced Speech & Debate IB American History* Boys Weight Training
Christian Morality Literature in Performance IB American History Economics* Girls Weight Training
Church History Yearbook Current Issues PhyEd 11
Catholic Social Teaching Sociology
Senior Theology WORLD LANGUAGE Criminal Justice MUSIC
Senior Scripture French 1 IB 20th Century American Music Fundamentals
Introduction to Philosophy French 2 History* CMH Chorale
Comparative Religions IB French 3* IB/AP Economics* Vocal Collective
IB Theory of Knowledge IB French 4* AP US Government & Politics* Concert Band
IB Personal and Professional Spanish 1 IB Geography* Jazz Ensemble
Skills Spanish 2 IB Psychology* Chamber Orchestra
IB Spanish 3* IB Music 1*
ENGLISH IB Spanish 4* SCIENCE IB Music 2*
Writing 1 IB Spanish 5* Foundations of Physics &
Literature 1 Latin 1 Chemistry PROJECT LEAD THE WAY/
Advanced Writing 1/Humanities Latin 2 Biology TECHNOLOGY
Writing 2 IB Latin 3* Accelerated Biology Introduction to Engineering
Literature 2 IB Latin 4* Alpha Earth Space Science Design, IED-PLTW
Advanced Writing 2/ British Omega Earth Space Science Principles of Engineering, POE-
Literature MATHEMATICS Chemistry PLTW*
IB American Studies / Advanced Algebra 1 Accelerated Chemistry Engineering Design and
Writing 3* Accelerated Algebra 1 Human Anatomy Physiology Development 1, EDD1-PLTW*
IB Humanities 3 Writing 3* Geometry Environmental Science Principles of Biomedical
Creative Writing Accelerated Geometry Physics/Chemistry Science, PBS-PLTW
Shakespeare & Elizabethan Algebra 2 Honors Physics AP Computer Science Principles,
English Honors Algebra 2 Trigonometry* IB Physics 1* CSP-PLTW*
Modern American Literature Statistics/Probability General Physics AP Computer Science
Detective & Science Fiction Trigonometry IB Chemistry* Applications, CSA*
World Literature Introduction to Pre-Calculus IB/AP Chemistry* Principles of Biomedical Science
IB Biology 1* Human Body Systems
IB Biology 2*

* Reflects a course in which the grades given are weighted. 9
IB Reflects a course that is in the International Baccalaureate Program.
AP Reflects a course that is in the Advanced Placement Program.

Quick Facts

Daily Schedule BYOD

Daily schedules are run on an A-day/ Catholic Memorial has a Bring Your Own Device program for students
B-day schedule. An A-day runs periods to use lap tops, iPads, tablets, etc. in the classroom.
1-8 and a B-day runs as periods 8-1.
The days are simply flip flopped. A Accreditation – CMH is accredited by AdvanceED
normally scheduled school day begins
at 7:25am and ends at 2:39pm. Classes Dress Code Transportation
are 46 minutes long with 5 minutes
passing periods. Clothing and appearance that Busing is currently available for
is considered permissible and students living in the Waukesha
Regular Schedule in support of the CMH mission and New Berlin School Districts.
includes: Busing and/or carpooling
1 7:25-8:13 arrangements can be arranged for
2 8:15-9:04 • C lothing that is neat and clean those living outside these school
3 9:09-9:55 • Shirts with or without collars districts.
4 10:00-10:46 • Shoulder straps for tops and
Lunch 1 10:51-11:16 School Motto
5A 10:51-11:37 dresses that are at least three
5B 11:20-12:06 inches of width on the shoulder “Caritas in Omnibus,” which means
Lunch 2 11:41-12:06 • Shirts, tops, and dresses that “Charity in all Things,” was adopted
6A 11:41-12:27 completely cover the bust line from the first letter of St. Paul to
Lunch 3 12:31-12:56 and midriff the Corinthians.
7 1:01-1:47 • D ress slacks, khakis, jeans, and
8 1:52-2:39 cords CMH Athletics
Announcements 2:39 • Shorts, skirts, and dresses that
are within three inches of the The CMH Crusaders are affiliated
knee with the WIAA (Wisconsin
• Shoes appropriate for both Interscholastic Athletic
outdoor and indoor use being Association) and compete in the
worn at all times Classic 8 Conference.
• H air that is neatly trimmed,
10 combed, and of one natural
color

Come Visit Us

Schedule a Shadow Day

Come Shadow at CMH & Be a Crusader-for-a-Day! Whom will I shadow during my visit to CMH?

CMH offers current 7th and 8th grade students the Our goal is to help you have the best day possible. We
opportunity to come and shadow a current CMH can match you with a freshman or sophomore student
freshman or sophomore. It is a great way to see the that shares similar academic and extracurricular
school, meet students, teachers and coaches as well as interests. Or if you know a current CMH student
experience what classes will be like. that you would like to shadow, we will do our best to

What occurs on a shadow day? accommodate your request.

You will “shadow” your host throughout his or her Where and when should I arrive?

day of classes and get a feel for the academic and Please arrive and enter through the main entrance
social aspects of student life at CMH. of CMH (off College Ave. and into the circle drive) to

Who can shadow at CMH? the Admissions Office at 7:15 a.m. to meet your

We encourage all 7th and 8th grade students to spend shadow host. The school day begins at 7:25 a.m. so
the day at CMH. 8th grade students may schedule we like to give extra time to get situated. The school
their shadow days beginning in the middle of day ends at 2:39 p.m. and students may be picked up
September (1st semester). 7th grade students may at the main entrance as well.

schedule a visit starting in the middle of January What else do I need to know?
(second semester). CMH takes care of lunch for each shadowing student
How do I schedule a shadow day? with a $5 voucher. You may want to bring an extra
You can setup your son or daughter’s shadow day dollar or two if you would like to have snacks
by going to the website www.catholicmemorial.net throughout the day that you can purchase in the Spirit
and clicking on Schedule a Shadow Day under the Shop. Students shadowing can also bring a book or
Admissions tab. You will then fill out a shadow magazine to read in case of short study or work times
request form to schedule your day. If you prefer to during classes.
schedule over the phone call (262) 542-7101 ext: 553.

Come for a tour!

We encourage all parents to take a tour of our school. There is no better way to get a feel for the experience of a school
day at Catholic Memorial than to come here and see it for yourself.

To schedule a tour please call Ms. Paige Siehr in the Admissions Office: (262) 542-7101 ext: 553.

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Application Process & Financial Pathways to CMH

Admission Process for Tuition
Incoming Freshmen
At CMH we have several financial pathways for families to make
1. Complete and submit the Application for our education possible for all students.
Admission with $25 application fee by Nov.
1st, 2017. Applications are available on the CMH offers the Family Tuition Plan, there is no need to apply,
CMH website, www.catholicmemorial. the plan is automatic and is available to all applicants from
net and also in the CMH Admissions Office. both supporting and non-supporting parishes. Please note that
Applications can be submitted via the students must be concurrently enrolled in order to receive the
website or in person. discount.

2. Register for 8th grade Placement Testing Tuition for the 2017-2018 School Year:
by selecting your preferred date after
submitting your application online in Families of All other families:
your generated check list or on the paper supporting parishes:
application if you are submitting by mail or
in person. First child: $10,755 First child: $ 11,905
Second child: $10,405
Students may register to test Friday Second child: $9,255
November 3rd, 2017, 8:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. All others: $7,755 All others: $8,805
or Saturday, November 11th, 2017, 8:00
a.m.-11:30 a.m. All students taking the * F or the most up-to-date tuition and tuition assistance information go to
placement test must have a completed www.catholicmemorial.net and click on Admissions and Tuition & Tuition
application on file, along with the $25 fee Assistance.
submitted.
Tuition Assistance
3. All applicants will receive notification of
their admission decision by January 1st. CMH understands that Catholic Education is a large investment
for families and we aim to help with that investment with our
4. All registration materials, tuition assistance tuition assistance program.
forms and placement test results will be
mailed during the first week of January. • A pplications will be available on the website www.
catholicmemorial.net and in the Admissions Office beginning
5. Registration Night for all accepted students in early January. All previous applicants and all incoming
will be held on Monday, February 5th, 2018 freshmen will receive their tuition assistance applications
6:00-7:30 p.m. (During registration night in the mail. Our tuition assistance program is based on
classes are selected, online student/parent individual family need.
accounts are setup, etc.)
Wisconsin Parental Choice
Program

Catholic Memorial is a participating school in the Wisconsin
Parental Choice Program. If a student resides outside of
Milwaukee Public School District and the Racine Unified School
District, they are eligible to apply to the WPCP. For the 2017-2018
school year, the family’s adjusted gross income, of a student
applying to the WPCP, must be at or below 185% of the federal
poverty level (approximately $51,955 for a married couple with
two children). For more information please go to https://dpi.wi.
gov/sms/choice-programs/student-applications.

For questions regarding Tuition & Financial Pathways to CMH
contact Julie Lindahl at [email protected] or call
262-542-7101 ext: 551

Catholic Memorial High School of Waukesha, Inc. admits students of any race, color, national origin, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and
activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, and ethnic origin in
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39+ Hartford Slinger

Communities throughout
Wisconsin that are served by CMH

Hubertus

Colgate
Menomonee Falls

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Okauchee Nashotah Sussex Lake Michigan
Oconomowoc Butler
Hartland

94 Summit Pewaukee Wauwatosa
Sullivan Dousman
Delafield 94 Brookfield
Waukesha Elm Grove
Milwaukee

West Milwaukee

Wales New Berlin West Allis
Genesee Depot
Greenfield

Vernon Muskego Hales Corners
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North Prairie Big Bend Greendale
Eagle
Franklin Oak Creek

Mukwonago Wind Lake
Waterford
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Need Help Finding a Carpool? Call the CMH Admissions Office!

Grade schools our students come from:

Aiqing Middle School Milwaukee School of Languages St. Bruno, Dousman St. Peter’s East Troy
Asa Clark, Pewaukee Mother of Divine Grace St. Charles, Hartland St. Roman, Milwaukee
Badger Middle School, West Bend Mount Calvary St. Dominic, Brookfield St. Sebastian Catholic
Bashu Middle School Nanhu School Affiliated Bejing Norma St. Gabriel, Hubertus St. Alphonsus, Greendale
Bay Lane Middle School, Muskego University St. Gregory the Great, Milwaukee St. Francis, Borgia
Brookfield Academy New Berlin West Middle School St. Jerome, Oconomowoc Swallow Middle School
Butler Middle School North Shore Middle School St. Joan of Arc, Nashotah Templeton Middle School
CELA - Christian Education Oak Creek Middle School St. John the Evangelist, Greenfield Trinity Academy
Leadership Academy Oconomowoc Middle School St. John Vianney, Brookfield University Lake School
Central Middle School, Waukesha Park View Middle School St. Joseph, Big Bend Waukesha Catholic
Eisenhower Middle School Philippine Cultural College St. Joseph, Wauwatosa Waukesha STEM Academy
Forest Park Middle School, Franklin Pilgrim Park Middle School St. Jude the Apostle West Milwaukee
Hales Corners Lutheran Queen of Apostles, Pewaukee St. Killian, Hartford Intermediate School
Heritage Christian School Saratoga STEM Academy St. Leonard, Muskego Whitnall Middle School
Holy Apostles, New Berlin Shenzhen Tsinghna St. Martin of Tours Parish School Wisconsin Virtual Academy
Horning Middle School Experimental School St. Mary, Elm Grove Wuhan Foreign Language Meija
Intermedia Sliver Lake Middle School Silver Lake Middle School, St. Mary, Hales Corners Academy
Kettle Moraine Middle School Oconomowoc St. Mary, Menomonee Falls Yilin Middle School
Lake Country, Hartland St. Agnes, Butler St. Matthias, West Allis Yuxin Middle School
Lake Denoon Middle School St. Anthony on the Lake, Pewaukee St. Paul, Genesee Depot Yzchu School

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(This pass provides free admission to one 2017-18
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Incoming Freshman
Important Dates

OPEN HOUSE
October 25, 2017
6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
APPLICATIONS DUE
November 1, 2017
8th GRADE
PLACEMENT TESTING
November 3 & 11, 2017
8:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
REGISTRATION NIGHT
February 5, 2018
6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

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