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Paul VI Reviews
1,000
co-ed students
16.7
years average teacher experience
27
athletic programs in three seasons
68
acres at our new campus, which opened Fall 2020
John Emery, parent of Ashley ‘10, Coby ‘13 and Logan ‘17
A PVI education provides students with an outstanding academic foundation, as well as experiences and skills that develop compassion, teamwork, and respect for others that shape their character for life.
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$2.5 million
in scholarships and financial aid, awarded to 40% of students -
21,000 hours
of service to the community -
67
Dual Enrollment, AP and Honors classes -
78
extracurricular activities -
One to One
laptop program -
Teacher Student
ratio of 13 to 1, Average class size 22.
1/6
Chris Stinson ‘06
I received an excellent education at PVI that prepared me professionally and personally for my pursuits in college and after graduation. I was given opportunities to apply myself in the things I cared about and really felt like an individual.
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Twelve
fine and performing arts programs produced by students during the academic year -
Sixteen
students enrolled in the Options program for students with intellectual disabilities -
Life-changing
global and domestic mission trips to Dominican Republic, St. Lucia, Belize, Appalachia and Steubenville, Ohio -
Opportunities
for hands-on learning and cultural enrichment through faculty led trips to China, Italy, and Spain; spiritual inspiration through pilgrimages to Italy, Ireland and France. -
21,000 hours (and counting)
of service to the local community.
1/5
Margaret, Class of 2018
Paul VI caters to different interests, ranging from athletics, to clubs, to various forms of artistry. It is easy to find your niche here. There are options for everyone.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School is a private college preparatory school for girls and boys in grades 9-12 in Chantilly, Virginia, seeking to help our students Grow in Grace and Wisdom. Our Washington area prep school is part of the Diocese of Arlington and offers rigorous academics, an inclusive community focused on spiritual and leadership formation, and a proud athletic tradition featuring competitive Division I high school athletics in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference.