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Agape Academy & Child Development Center
7400 Olive Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63130
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phones:
Main - 314-965-4853
Fax - 314-965-1950
ExtraTollFree - 866-441-4637
- Address:
- 1311 S Kirkwood Rd Saint Louis, MO 63122
- Categories
- Private Schools (K-12), High Schools, Schools
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- Neighborhood
- Meacham Park
- AKA
St. John Vianney High School
General Info
St. John Vianney High School is a college-preparatory school that provides educational programs to more than 700 students in grades nine through 12. It has counseling and guidance department that assists students in the process of growing physically, socially and educationally and also helps to solve their problems and to cope with crisis situations. The school has a store that offers a variety of zip shirts, full zip jackets, reversible shorts, sideline pants, ties and hoodies. It offers various clubs and activities that include art club, campus ministry, pep band, photo club, student council, yearbook club and architectural drawing. The school s academic curriculum includes fine arts, foreign language, math, physical education, religion, science and social studies. St. John Vianney High School is located in Kirkwood, Mo.
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02/14/16
Provided by YP.comThis is an amazing school! They truly develop and prepare young men for their future! It truly does feel like a family while you are there & after you graduate!
09/16/08
Provided by YP.comSt. John Vianney boasted of its "family" atmosphere. It was indeed family-like, though of a less than optimal kind--friendly on the surface and pretty dysfunctional at its core. My son earned a Marianist scholarship upon admittance in freshman year; I, his mother, was given part-time employment in a professional capacity to help boost publicity. While I boosted publicity wildly (with all the faculty/staff happy with my work) and my son won Order of the Griffin status in 2007/08, at the end of the year, administration forced me out of a job. They changed the job description midstream, adding a master's degree preference on a job that didn't require one just to put me in my place. That was after a bevy of mixed messages, aimed at increasing frustration, since I challenged the "good old boy's system" of management. The school has some great teachers and staff but at the heart is quite old-fashioned in its treatment of women. Not good role modeling for boys needing to work with and under women in their future careers.