Each month of the school year, each Academic Department recommends a student to be honored as Student of the Month. Student selection is based on noteworthy achievement and improvement, along with no discipline record for the month. Please congratulate these students and encourage them to continue their good work.

By teachers’ vote, the following students were selected to be Saint John Vianney’s Students of the Month for April 2013

Grade 9

·        Sara Fitzgerald (Social Studies)

·        Katherine Papa (Fine Arts)

Grade 10

·      Antonia Errico (Science)

·      Elizabeth Acampora (English)     

Grade 11

·        Haley Blanchard (World Languages)

·        Brianna Strzezek (Business/Technology

·        Matt De Falco (Physical Education)

Grade 12

·        James McNamara (Math)

·       Taylor Mezzacappa (Theology)

At the conclusion of each marking period, many Saint John Vianney High School students are recognized for outstanding academic performance in their classes.  Students who receive As in all four of their classes achieve High Honors status, and students who receive a combination of As and Bs achieve Honor Roll status.

At the end of the school year, Saint John Vianney High School recognizes our students for their outstanding achievements in academics, extracurricular activities, and community service.

MAY 2012 AWARDS CEREMONY PROGRAM

The purpose of this award is to recognize students who embody the school motto of:

Knowledge, Commitment, and Involvement.

The Gold & White Award recognizes those who participate in curricular and extra-curricular activities with merit. A MINIMUM number of points is required in pre-determined categories. The balance of points may be from the student’s choice of activities.

Educators for the Marking Periods

Each Academic Department selects one of their instructors to receive this honor. Administration honors them with an appreciation lunch and a certificate.Congratulations to All and thank you for your faithful work!

Outstanding Catholic EducatorQualifications and Criteria

Any Catholic School Educator in the Diosese of Trenton is eligible. The nominee should meet the following criteria:

• Have a minimum of three years’ experience in Catholic schools in the Diocese of Trenton.
• Model Catholic Christian values, both publicly and privately, in the school and in the parish.
• Demonstrate the ability to inspire and motivate students to pursue excellence.
• Be successful in conceiving and implementing innovations and improvements in educational programs and practices.
• Excel in human relations, especially as evidenced by the respect of colleagues, parents and students.
• Show evidence of continual development.
• Demonstrate qualities of service and leadership to the school.