MISSION STATEMENT

St. John Vianney Catholic School is a diverse community, which is supportive and united in faith.  Our community is led by the Congregation of Holy Cross and Salesian Sisters.  St. John Vianney Catholic School is Christ-centered and strives to instill living faith by being an inspirational witness to our Catholic faith and following the Salesian traditions of Reason, Religion and Loving Kindness.

We believe a child’s primary educator is the parent, and teachers act as facilitators of the learning process.  St. John Vianney Catholic School fosters the growth of the whole child, striving to meet the spiritual, intellectual, social, psychological, emotional and physical needs of all students.

We believe that our students have the God-given potential to continue their growth spiritually and academically.  We believe all students will demonstrate a caring and giving attitude in a socially responsible way by living Gospel values.

HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL

St. John Vianney Catholic School was established in 1992 under the care of the pastor, Fr. Joseph Corpora, C.S.C. Our School has progressed and grown much since its humble beginning.  After many challenging and wonderfully grace-filled years later, our hope is strong for the continued flourishing of the school and for more and more children from the surrounding area to receive a quality Catholic education. 

The school began with a preschool and each year after one-grade level was added. Presently the school has expanded to serve the children from preschool through eighth grade. We celebrated our first Eighth Grade graduation in May of 2002. May God give us many more!  In July of 1995 the Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco also known as the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, came to serve the parish and school. The presence of the sisters and the Holy Cross Priests are an invaluable asset to the school.