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St. Lucy Catholic School in Racine, Wisconsin, invites applications for a Principal to lead a faith-filled, academically focused school community connected to its parish and families.
The next leader will deepen Catholic identity, nurture staff growth, and strengthen academic excellence within the Siena Catholic Schools network. The successful candidate will foster a welcoming environment, promote high expectations, and collaborate with the parish and district to ensure accessible, vibrant
Located in Racine, Wisconsin, St. Lucy Catholic School is one of seven Siena Catholic Schools of Racine, a system of Catholic schools formed by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee in 2017. While our schools have decades–and in some cases, over a century–of history, the formation of the Siena system has enabled centralization and strengthening across curriculum, faith formation, operations, human resources, and advancement.
St. Lucy Catholic School serves approximately 200+ students in grades 3K through 8, offering a comprehensive educational program that integrates faith formation with strong academics. Students benefit from a well-rounded curriculum that includes core academic subjects, art, music, and physical education, and incorporates technology. Middle school students experience a model that supports deeper learning and preparation for high school.
Grounded in a close partnership with St. Lucy Parish, the school fosters a welcoming, family-oriented environment where each child is known, supported, and challenged to grow. Rooted in the teachings of Christ and a commitment to academic excellence, St. Lucy forms students in mind, spirit, and character within a vibrant and supportive Catholic community.
For more information about Saint Lucy School, please visit their website. https://www.stlucysschool.com/
St. Lucy School offers an opportunity to lead a faith-filled, academically focused school community deeply connected to its parish and families. As part of the Siena Catholic Schools of Racine, the school benefits from system-wide collaboration, resources, and a shared commitment to accessible Catholic education.
The next principal will build upon this strong foundation by deepening Catholic identity, investing in staff professional growth, and fostering a culture of academic excellence. Through strong instructional leadership, they will advance a community grounded in high expectations, a sense of belonging, and a commitment to continuous growth.
The successful candidate will be: