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Vianney Alumni Golf ClassicRead MoreThe Vianney Alumni Golf Classic is Saturday, August 24, at Tapawingo National Golf Club.
Vianney Grandparent InformationRead MoreOur 2019 Grandparents' Mass & Breakfast is Sunday, September 8.
Vianney teacher featured in NewsRead MoreVianney Arts teacher, Mr. Al Book, and his wife are featured in Times Newspaper detailing their 30+ years of work producing Whitecliff Summer Playhouse.
Student Information System Read MoreHow to access the Blackbaud Student Information System.
Cornelius '16 drafted by PhilliesRead MoreCongratulations to Chris Cornelius '16, who was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 16th round of the Major League Baseball Draft on Wednesday.
Auer '12 ordained for ArchdioceseRead MoreCongratulations to Andrew Auer '12, who was one of seven priests ordained on Sunday for the St. Louis Archdiocese.
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 2024 visits open soon!
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
2019-20 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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There are many ways you can make a gift to St. John Vianney High School that lasts forever! Every gift, no matter how small or large, makes a difference in the lives of our students.
