We set high expectations in personal responsibility for our students
Our experience is that personal responsibility is a key attribute in being a productive and faith-filled adult. Moreover, it takes the students’ own personal responsibility to achieve the hopes and aspirations that they and their parents have for their lives.
We work with parents to develop young adults that have a high degree of personal responsibility – responsible for their actions and words, and responsible to contribute to their families and society.
Students are expected to succeed, and to be responsible for their success. We build on this personal responsibility by adding the academic and guidance resources to help students succeed.
Student leaders run food drives and other community service projects (e.g., Haitian relief, collecting clothing for the homeless, etc.).
Our Visitation Scholarship Program and Junior Scholars Program are both specifically geared to encourage students to be responsible and to provide them with the confidence and life skills necessary to be personally responsible.
Testimonials
“I attended Visitation Catholic School and I have enrolled my children at Vis because I value the education I received here.”
