Visitation Academy | All Girls Catholic Private School in St. Louis

Be who you are and be that well.

~St. Francis de Sales

At Visitation Academy, our commitment to academic excellence and inclusive Catholic Salesian values creates an educational experience that inspires you to discover your unique gifts and empowers you to live your spirit.

Here you are part of a community that appreciates you for who you are, recognizes you for what you are capable of, and celebrates you as your potential becomes spirited purpose.

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Begin your journey at Viz today!

View the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools (NCGS) video about the benefits of an all-girls education.

As a Viz student, you will feel at home in our culture of acceptance, collaboration, and respect for others. You will learn to live life intentionally with gentle strength, humble confidence, joy, and freedom. You will come to value the lessons inherent in both life’s greatest joys and toughest challenges.

As a Viz graduate, you will positively impact the world with your bright mind, humble heart, strength of character, and Christlike compassion for others.

The spiritual, academic, and social foundations you establish at Viz will ensure you flourish here and throughout your life.

Discover your gifts. Live your spirit.

Watch Us Grow!

The introduction of a vertical growing tower into the curriculum for Kindergarten and second grade last March was a huge success! Students embraced their “green thumbs” as they grew and harvested their own vegetables including cucumbers, broccoli, spinach, kale, and rhubarb, as well as several different types of lettuce.

Viz on Show Me St. Louis!

Viz was featured this morning on the KSDK 5 On Your Side program, Show Me St. Louis! Our students and faculty made Viz shine!

Missouri Seal of Biliteracy

Visitation is one of only two private schools in the St. Louis area that is eligible to offer the Missouri Seal of Biliteracy. There are only a few school districts in state of Missouri that have gone through the process to make the Seal of Biliteracy available to their students.

Rose was featured in recent issues of the St. Louis Review and Ladue News. Way to go, Rose!