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St. Viator Parish School is proud of its rich tradition of academic excellence within a vibrant faith community. Strong moral values integrated throughout our challenging academic program prepare our children for educational success. St. Viator Parish School strives to provide a curriculum which imparts both physical and academic skills combined with knowledge and attitudes that will enable our students to learn and act with self-confidence in an ever-changing world. We continually strive to identify each student’s unique talents and abilities in order to foster and develop a sense of individuality and interdependence as well as a realistic self concept. We also recognize and support the role of parents as the primary educators of their children. Together we can guide our students in accordance with Church teachings to become spiritually, academically, and socially responsible members of society.
St. Viator Parish School is a very special place. We encourage you to visit and experience our wonderful community for yourself. To schedule a tour of the campus, please email Mary Jane Marlow at mjmarlow@stviator.org
St. Viator Parish School is a very special place. We encourage you to visit and experience our wonderful community for yourself. To schedule a tour of the campus, please email Mary Jane Marlow at mjmarlow@stviator.org
Order of Admission
St. Viator School may have fewer openings at a grade level than applications. An email letter of acceptance, rejection or placement on the waiting list will be sent to each family applying for admission. Acceptance should not be presumed.
St. Viator School may have fewer openings at a grade level than applications. An email letter of acceptance, rejection or placement on the waiting list will be sent to each family applying for admission. Acceptance should not be presumed.
- Parishioners with a child currently enrolled in the school.
- Parishioner.
- Non-parishioner Catholic with a child enrolled in the school.
- Non-parishioner Catholic.
- Non-Catholic with a child enrolled in the school.
- Non-Catholic
Age Requirements for Admission
Prekindergarten—Students must be four years old before October 1st.
Kindergarten—Students must be five years old before October 1st.
Grade 1—Students must be six years old before October 1st.
Prekindergarten—Students must be four years old before October 1st.
Kindergarten—Students must be five years old before October 1st.
Grade 1—Students must be six years old before October 1st.
- All prospective prekindergartners must complete a Child Information Form with their application.
- All prospective kindergartners and first graders will be tested to prevent school failure through early identification of developmental learning deficiencies that would adversely affect their school performance.
- Transfer students will undergo testing prior to their admittance.
Requirements for transfer students
- All students must complete the application packet and submit with the $50 application fee.
- Grades PK-5 transfer students: When the application packet is received a testing appointment will be set up for the student.
- Junior High students: When the application packet is received an interview and testing appointment will be set for the student and parents.
