Counseling Staff
Jasmin Hartmann
Counselor
414-290-8131
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Suzanne Lovinus
Counselor
414-290-8199
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Dianna Maldonado
Administrative Assistant &
Bilingual Liaison
414-290-8141
Spanish Line: 414-290-7003
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Jevonte Smith​
Counselor
414-290-8163
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Welcome to the Counseling Center
Pius XI Catholic High School is firmly committed to the growth and development of its students in mind, body, and spirit. Our team of licensed school counselors work collaboratively with faculty, staff, parents/guardians, community partners, and professionals to offer a full range of counseling services to help students achieve academic and personal success.
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Pius XI recognizes that the four years of high school represent a period of substantial growth for students, academically, socially and emotionally. Our team of professionals is available to provide guidance for personal, academic, and college and career-related needs. Counselors are always available to provide information and support, helping our students maximize their time and opportunities at Pius XI, while also navigating important decisions that will help prepare them for the future.
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ACT/SAT School Codes
The ACT/SAT school code for Pius XI is: 501420
Meet the Counseling Center Team
Ms. Jasmin Hartmann
Ms. Suzanne Lovinus
Ms. Dianna Maldonado
Mr. Jevonte Smith
College and Career Readiness
Pius XI prepares graduates to fully participate in the next steps of their unique journeys as young adults and future leaders, whether that be college, career or beyond!
For Seniors
Senior Handbook 26-27 (English)​
Assessments
​ACT: Please use this link to find test dates, locations, and registration information.
SAT: Please use this link to find test dates, locations, and registration information.
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​*If you believe your child may qualify for a fee waiver, please contact our Office Manager/Bilingual Liaison, Dianna Maldonado at dmaldnonado@piusxi.org.
Did you know?
96 Pius XI students from the Class of 2029 have been named "Rising Stars" based on their performance on the PreACT 8/9 in September 2025.​
Scholarships & Grants
Looking for money for college?
Search Engines & Scholarships Programs lists available resources that may help with that goal.
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Talent Incentive Program Grants (TIP)
The TIP grant aids low-income and disadvantaged Wisconsin students with additional college funding to help reduce the student’s amount of loan, work-study, or unmet need.
Graduates from the Class of 2026 earned more than $13 million in scholarships and grants from some of the top colleges and universities in the country!
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Apprenticeships
We are partnered with CESA 6's Youth Apprenticeship which is a work-based learning course offered to approved juniors and seniors who wish to explore career interests with local employers while earning wages and credit. Students gain industry experience and learn valuable employability skills. Students must be enrolled in approved, concurrent courses that align with their designated career pathway.
There is a minimum work requirement of 450 hours over the course of the school year which can be completed during the school day (approved release), after school, and/or on weekends.