Wisconsin Rapids Area Catholic Schools

WRACS in the News
Articles primarily from the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune

Title	Published
Eight is great	May 15, 2008
AHS alumnus will pursue doctorate in sacred theology in Rome	May 15, 2008
AHS Track	May 13, 2008
Royals finish unbeaten	May 13, 2008
Assumption wraps up share of South	May 10, 2008
Assumption, Pittsville softball both win, set up first-place matchup	May 9, 2008
Athletes of the Week	May 8, 2008
Royals lose pitcher in doubleheader domination of Wildcats	May 6, 2008
Assumption's Lownik shoots meet best 71	May 6, 2008
Sigler twins knock in three goals in Assumption victory	May 2, 2008
Straub's shutout leads Assumption	May 1, 2008
Girls Soccer	April 20, 2008
Assumption wins Lamp of Knowledge	Arpil 19, 2008
Assumption wins 13th straight tennis dual meet	April 15, 2008
Brock brilliant in Royals' win	April 15, 2008
Royals K Panthers	April 15, 2008
Success brewing at Assumption	April 12, 2008
Roundup: Assumption wins across the board	April 8, 2008
Assumption looks to continue dominance in Marawood	April 10, 2008
Assumption players say 'Bye Bye Birdie'	April 3, 2008
Archived News

The Right Choice for Christian Students

The System

Wisconsin Rapids Area Catholic Schools is a unified school system of the Diocese of La Crosse comprising a preschool-kindergarten program at St. Lawrence parish, two outlying K-6 programs at St. Philip's in Rudolph and Sacred Heart in Nekoosa, a central K-6 system at Our Lady Queen of Heaven and St. Vincent's in Wisconsin Rapids, and Assumption Middle School and High School.

The Ministry

WRACS serves the Roman Catholic Church, the Diocese of La Crosse, and the parishes of Wisconsin Rapids by providing an education rich in the traditions of Catholicism. WRACS teachers work for the bishop in propagating the essentials of Catholic faith: a service mentality, moral uprightness, forgiveness of others, the work ethic. Students are challenged in rigorous core courses to prepare themselves to contribute to a complex world.

The Vision

WRACS works with families to form students in academic, emotional, and spiritual growth. The school seeks input from parents to assist in establishing the goals and formulating the programs for growth and discipline. Students are encouraged to pray, to commit in favor of achievement and service, and to seek God's will in the development of personal and professional goals.

St. Lawrence Early Childhood Education Center building