The board is regulatory body for the religious educational programs of STM Parish subject to regulations from the Green Bay Diocese, the Diocesan Board of Education, ACES Board of Education and the Pastor. It acts as a liaison body of STM with the Diocese, ACES, and Xavier. It promotes understanding and wider support of all educational programs within the parish and local community. Monthly meetings held on the first Monday, Sept. May.

Provides faith development opportunities for parish and community adults.

STM school offers PS-grade 5 Catholic education. Volunteers are crucial, particularly in the following areas: Library Media Center, Hot Lunch program, teacher assistants and first aid duty.

Serves the children and young adults of our parish who attend non-parochial schools. Volunteer needs include teachers and teacher-aids, coordinate magazine fund raiser sale, evening secretarial help and outside patrol, and other general occasional help in the office or at home.

Adults wishing to become Catholics participate in a process in order to become knowledgeable about the Catholic Faith.

Supports the growth of individual’s and community Catholic faith. Facilitates small group meetings in private homes and/or parish facilities.

Provides religious education in a fun environment to preschool and kindergarten children during the Sunday 9:30 AM Mass. Volunteers act as teachers and coordinators.

Youth Ministry

"Youth ministry is the Church's mission of reaching into the daily lives of modern young people and showing them the presence of God." 
           Archbishop John R. Quinn, Vision of Youth Ministry

This statement and paper is the foundation of the Youth Ministry program for grades 7-12 at St. Thomas More; it is organized around eight ministry components: advocacy, cathechesis, community life, evangelization, justice & service, leadership development, pastoral care, prayer & service.

Grounded in the mission of Jesus and the Church, the goals of STM's youth Ministry are to empower young people to live as disciples of Jesus in our world today; to draw young people to responsible participation in the life, mission, and work of the Catholic faith community; to foster the total personal and spiritual growth of each young person.

Your Ministry strives to be welcoming and accepting of youth wherever they're "at" in the world today.  Youth may pick and choose what they wish to get involved in based on their likes, needs, schedules, etc. Youth Ministry offers community-building social events and adds more challenging components as youth move into deeper relationships with each other and with God.

Among youth Ministry volunteer opportunities for parishioners who enjoy and care about out your, are as chaperones for trips/retreats and drop-in Nights or Youth group, small group leaders for retreats, and the Birthday ministry.