Private | 9-12 | Roman Catholic | 1011 students |
Holmdel's St. John Vianney Regional High School is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 1011 students in grades 9-12.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 18 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.9 miles | |||
1 miles | |||
1.3 miles | |||
1.6 miles |
I hated it at first! I thought I would just transfer for my sophmore year! But then, once I got situated, I grew to love it.The school in every way ensures your success. The teachers and guidance counselors do everything possible to see that you are doing well in school and that you are accepted to the college of your choice. However, there is a huge gap between honors classes and normal. Basically, if you're in honors you are a very intelligent student. If you're in normal most of the students are dumb as dirt. Other than this the teachers are friendly, many students are very kind. It is easy to get involved with the school, and activities are fun! There is a niche for everyone here. Although some students aren't the friendliest, many are. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experiences here.
We expected higher quality of curriculum, educators and coaches and were very disappointed. Found staff to be unhelpful with college search. My child managed to get full scholarship to college in spite of the lack of support from the school. Don't waste your money. I would never send another child there again.
My son is a sophomore! He is thoroughly enjoying and his grades have been excellent! like everything sometimes things have not gone our way but we have been able to speak to guidance and it has resolved. I recommend this school highly.
Total waste of money. A so called Christian School that is anything but Christian in all aspects.
I have two graduates of SJV. I have been very satisfied with their experiences and the way they were prepared for college. Both found the tranistion to college challenging but one that they could attain. I recommend SJV to students who are academic in nature and would like a nurturing environment to grow within.
I'm an alumni. SJV creates an excellent structure for any student looking to go to a college or university. From block scheduling, challenging classes, teacher involvement, one on one tutoring, as well as over 40 clubs and over 15 varsity level sports, it is the foundation students need to be successful in college.
Good School but far to easy. I can honestly say as a former student that the classes are not even close to as challenging as they should be. Catholic schools in this area have always had a tendency to be overly easy. Great school and community, but I personally would recommend a public school if you want a good education
Im currently a freshman at sjv, the begining was rough, i wanted to transfer i hated it! but after a couple of weeks, it seems like everyone there is family in a sort of way. The teachers are nice, and wouldnt mind helping you out in anything. The students are nice also, they are there to help you if you need something. Block scheduling is amazing i absolutly love it. Its much easier to balance your academics:) <3 cool school.
Great school, excellent education, Christian environment, strict discipline policy, many extra curricular opportunities. They go above and beyond to help your child succeed.
Great school. Block training is university-like. High tech environment. Text books stay home.
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