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FAFSA InfoRead MoreVianney will be having a Fear Not the FAFSA night for all parents and students on Wednesday, Nov. 1st at 6:00 in the Media Center. A representative from the Financial Aid office of SLU will be helping to explain the process of filling out the FAFSA for our parents and students. The FAFSA forms are presently available online www.fafsa.gov and need to be completed by Feb. 1st, 2018 in order to receive financial aid for the upcoming school year. This is the first year in which you may use your previous year income tax returns (2016) to fill out the FAFSA.
Welcome Nate LatschRead MoreSt. John Vianney High School announced today that Nate Latsch has been named the new Director of Communications, effective Oct. 16, 2017. Latsch comes to Vianney after more than two decades in the journalism field, working for organizations such as The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Associated Press, FOX Sports, The Suburban Journals as well as several other newspapers, websites and news organizations.
Alumni Bags TournamentRead MoreThe Alumni Bags Tournament has been POSTPONED to Spring 2018. Rescheduled date and time coming soon.
High School NightsRead MoreThe St. Louis Archdiocese offers a series of High School Nights for grade school students who want to know more about the area's private, Catholic schools. Check out Vianney at any of these area High School Nights.
Alum Makes impact in South AmericaRead MoreVianney alum Chad Barton ’15 has been involved with Missouri S&T's Engineers Without Border program, which has made community life better for one Guatemalan town.
College Information NightRead MorePlease join the Guidance team for our annual College Information Night with Tim Eggleston on September 6, 2017.
For families who want to give their sons the best opportunity to grow, St. John Vianney High School is the Catholic high school that transforms boys into exceptional men of character and accomplishment. Vianney offers a two-semester, college style curriculum, taught in the Marianist tradition of humility and acceptance, that focuses on leadership in a welcoming, family environment.
Marianist schools help students bear witness with a personal and committed faith. They promote faith-and-culture dialogue and form in students gospel values and Christian attitudes.
Class of 2022 visits are open!
If you are going into 8th grade, come spend a day with a Griffin! You will get to see our active, engaging classes in action, meet our dedicated faculty and staff, and even get a free lunch in the world-famous Griffin Cafe.
Check out Griffin Sports
2017-18 sports schedules have been posted for many Griffin sports. Check out a game this season! Please see the link below to download our team sports schedules.
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