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Visitation Academy is an independent, Catholic school offering a coeducational early childhood program and an all-girls environment in Grades 1-12

The Lower School educates Toddler- through Kindergarten-aged boys and girls in the Montessori method while also providing the area’s only all-girls program in Grades 1-6

The Upper School offers a rigorous, six-year college preparatory curriculum for young women in Grades 7-12. In a welcoming community that emphasizes personal attention, students join in the Academy’s rich tradition while also learning to “Live Jesus” in their everyday lives. 
 

Enrollment


Total enrollment (as of 9/1/11) is 622 students: 167 in Grades Toddler-6 and 455 in Grades 7-12. The Academy places a strong emphasis on personal attention and offers a student/teacher ratio of 9:1.   

Viz Graduates


The Class of 2011 at Visitation Academy included 88 students and boasted 100 percent acceptance into four-year colleges and universities. Fifty-three percent of the class scored a 30 or higher on the ACT and qualified for funding from the Missouri Bright Flight scholarship program. For the fifth consecutive year at Visitation, the graduating class' average ACT score was a 29. Collectively, the class earned a four-year value of more than $11.2 million in scholarships and donated more than 13,640 hours of apostolic service to the greater community. Seven percent earned recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Accreditation, Affiliations and Memberships

 
  • American Montessori Society
  • Missouri Montessori Association
  • North Central Association
  • Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS)
  • National Catholic Education Association
  • Independent Schools of St. Louis (ISSL)
  • National Association of Independent Schools

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