St Paul Vi Catholic High School

St. Paul VI Catholic High School describes its approach as a holistic Catholic education that develops students spiritually, intellectually, personally, socially, and physically in line with the Gospel and the example of St. Francis de Sales. Academically, it emphasizes a challenging, hands-on learning experience that goes beyond the classroom, while integrating regular faith practice and service so students become responsible, moral, service-oriented lifelong learners who “grow in grace and wisdom.”

St. Paul VI Catholic High School directs families to apply through its Admissions “Application Process” pages, choosing either the 9th-grade or transfer pathway, and completing the listed required steps and forms (a $65 application fee is noted, with fee waivers available for legacy families—children of alumni). For 9th grade applicants, required items include attending a “Walk with Us” information session, a required PVI Visit Day (which includes an applicant interview), a parent questionnaire, HSPT results, a teacher recommendation, a discipline report, and submission of 7th-grade final and 8th-grade report cards; Catholic applicants are also asked to submit proof of Catholic faith (sacramental certificates). For the 2026–2027 cycle, the site lists these key dates for 9th grade: applications live August 25, 2025; application due December 15, 2025; merit/fine-arts scholarship and FACTS tuition assistance due January 12, 2026; admissions notifications February 13, 2026; and enrollment deadline March 6, 2026. Transfer applications for 2026–2027 are stated to open February 20, 2026, with required steps including a campus tour/family interview, a PVI Visit Day, a parent questionnaire, recommendation/discipline materials, and a high school transcript, and decisions communicated within a few weeks based on available space. The admissions pages reference decisions being space-dependent but do not publicly spell out a waitlist process or formal admissions priority categories beyond noting legacy-family fee waivers and the Catholic-faith documentation request for Catholic applicants.