About St. John Vianney

Founded in 1948 and located in Flint, Michigan, St. John Vianney Catholic School is the parish school of St. John Vianney Parish, Catholic Diocese of Lansing.  Our sports teams are known as the Vikings, and our school colors are red and white.

St. John Vianney Catholic School:

• Christ-centered and child-oriented
• Recognized for quality education since 1948
• Earned the highest level of accreditation from the Michigan Association of Non-Public Schools
• Member of the National Catholic Educational Association

Our Staff:

• State certified and experienced professional staff, many with advanced degrees
• Licensed childcare staff, offering a year-round program
• Teachers who challenge, support, encourage, motivate, and nurture children

We Excel:

• Standardized test scores higher than diocesan averages
• Symphonic band rated Superior in district and state band festivals
• Annual Science Fair with strong participation and winners in the Flint Science Fair

Curriculum:

• Designed to challenge and meet the needs of all students
• Based on Diocese of Lansing Curriculum and State Standards
• Enriched by:
  • Art
  • Computers
  • Foreign Language
  • Instrumental Music
  • Physical Education
  • Vocal Music
  • Innovative Library Program

More than the 3 R's:

• Shared experiences of worship and prayer
• Mutual respect and responsibility for self and others
• Parental involvement
• Strong connection between school and home with on-going communication
• Family events
• Community resources integrated into the curriculum

Our Students are Involved:

• Sports (grade 5 - 8) with participation in an all-parochial league
• Boys 5 & 6 flag football (non-league)
• Cross-country (grade 5 - 8, non-league)
• Student government
• Scouts
• Chess Club
• Field trips
• Community service opportunities

Partnerships:

• Flint Institute of Arts
• American Red Cross
• Kettering University
• Flint Journal
• Flint Watershed Coalition
• Very Special Arts Program