Saint John Vianney School
Saint John Vianney School is located at 4601 Hyland Avenue in San Jose, California, USA is a private co-educational Roman Catholic school. The school grades range from Kindergarten through 8th grade; 2 classes per grade. The school was established in September 1954 by the Sisters of the Presentation and is a member of the Diocese of San Jose. The current Co-principals of St. John Vianney School are Sister Michele Anne Murphy, PVBM and Ms. Martha Wood. The current enrollment is approximately 600 students. The school colors: green and gold. The school mascot is the Vikings.
School mission statement
St. John Vianney Catholic Elementary School strives to develop a community grounded in Gospel values, in which students learn and practice the principles of the Catholic faith; exercise the virtues; assume moral responsibility; and experience the importance of serving others. Our comprehensive academic program seeks to prepare members of society who are integrated individuals, capable of thinking critically and committed to life-long learning. We work in partnership with the parents, supporting their efforts to foster the unique development of each student. By honoring the funds of knowledge that the students bring from their homes, our school embraces the diversity inherent in our community.
Philosophy
St. John Vianney Catholic School is committed to the formation of a community inspired by Gospel values, in which a diverse group of students expands upon their gifts and recognizes their uniqueness in order to become self-directed, ACTIVE learners in an interdependent world. Therefore, we are committed to the following truths as basic to all our efforts:
- Each child is called to explore a meaningful relationship with a compassionate God.
- Faith commitment and spiritual growth have an expression in service to both local and global communities.
- All children deserve an educational experience that validates and celebrates their individual differences while promoting their spiritual, academic, and physical well being.
- The family is the most significant educator and the school must work in partnership with the family to provide a caring, Christian community.
Academic excellence, critical thinking abilities, and technological competence enable students to develop communication and cooperation skills empowering them to assume a vital role in society.