St. Gregory the Great Parish School has been honored by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee with an Award of Exemplary Recognition for the last 16 years for its outstanding achievement in the areas of "Curriculum, Instruction & Resources" and "Special Needs". Curriculum is designed by our teachers based on state standards. We offer K3-8 with two classrooms for most grades. We have smaller class sizes, with the student-to-teacher ratio in our kindergarten programs kept at or below 20 students per 1 teacher. The ratio is kept at or below 25 to 1 in grades 1-3.

St. Gregory the Great provides the best in traditional Catholic education, while being an archdiocesan leader in bringing innovative new programs to the Catholic classroom. St. Gregory's Special Needs program, designed and implemented by a full-time Special Needs teacher, is a model for Catholic schools across the archdiocese. Our all-day K5 and all-day or half-day K4 and K3 offer "hands-on", community-building Kindergarten programs. Cooperative Learning Groups are part of the curriculum school-wide.

St. Gregory the Great offers a standards-based curriculum which includes Religion, Reading, Penmanship, Language/English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, Spanish, Physical Education and Computer Instruction. Curriculum at St. Gregory the Great is updated on a seven to eight year cycle, one curricular area each year. Teachers evaluate and update curriculum and textbooks.

Our mathematics curriculum features Everyday Math. This premier learning system introduces and integrates math concepts using fun and practical presentations. Our reading curriculum is a literature-based program which incorporates phonics.

Numerous supplementary resources are used to enrich curriculum. These include, but are not limited to the following: texts, library materials, audio and videocassettes, computers, educational games and manipulatives. Computer software, educational television and films are utilized for instructional purposes when appropriate.

Field trips enrich classroom lessons and are an integral part of the curriculum. In addition to the materials available in each classroom, the school has a library and a computer room housing computers and an extensive variety of supplementary instructional materials and equipment. Each of these facilities is staffed by qualified and talented personnel and is utilized daily as part of the instructional program.