Alumni

Class Ambassador Program

The purpose of St. Paul VI Catholic High School's Class Ambassador Program (CAP) is to connect alumni, advance the mission of PVI, and promote alumni programs. Through the program, alumni class ambassadors are invited to take an active role in the development of alumni events and to guide alumni programming.

Since its inception in May 2017, our ambassadors have been crucial to the enhancement of our alumni programs. With their help, alumni engagement is at an all-time high. We are experiencing increased attendance at alumni events, and enthusiastic support in all areas; whether at Career Day, volunteering on committees, or during our Day of Giving. All of this has led to an overall improvement in alumni experiences.

What does a class ambassador do?

Class ambassadors:
  • Connect with the PVI Alumni Association through social media:
  • Act as a liaison between the Alumni Office and your classmates:
    • Use text, phone, email, and social media to help spread the word about alumni programming
    • Create a class Facebook group & invite classmates to it, if one does not already exist
    • Share great alumni stories with the Alumni Office, to be considered for the Panther Tracks Magazine and VI Degrees Newsletter
  • Participate in at least one alumni event each year
  • Volunteer for at least one alumni event each year
  • Encourage classmates to participate in events
  • Support and promote the Fund for Paul VI

Current Class Ambassadors:

If you are interested in representing your class through the Class Ambassador Program, contact the Director of Alumni via email at alumni@paulvi.net.

Front Desk: 703-352-0925

Attendance Line: 703-352-0927
Email: attendance@pvipanther.net
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.