School News

Fr. John Milton, CSV, shares his reflections on the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Saint Viator High School’s cross-country invitational, designed to give young runners a jumpstart on their season, continues to grow.

Five more Saint Viator High School seniors received good news this month from the National Merit Corporation. Michal Bohuslaw-Podhorecki, Megan Bosshart, Andrew Bremner, David Hegberg, and Benjamin Hurtado, all learned they were named commended scholars in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Saint Viator High School learned Wednesday that two seniors had been named semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Junior Tyler Haisman has attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest possible achievement for a member of the Boy Scouts of America. The award was presented by members of BSA Troop 166 at a Court of Honor, held on September 8, at Saint Viator.

Saint Viator mens and womens soccer players expanded their horizons and explored new vistas this summer. They just returned from a 3-week trip to Europe, which they describe as a ‘trip of a lifetime.’ Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity soccer players were invited to participate in this unique travel opportunity, joined by their coaches and assistant coaches. Such travel opportunities aren’t usually a part of the average high school experience, but they have a long-lasting impact.  

The Viatorian Youth Congress wrapped up last Thursday and it was a milestone. This year’s congress marked its 10^th anniversary, and Saint Viator High School students and alumni played key roles.

This week, the INCubatoredu class showed off their hard work at Final Pitch Night. Four teams presented their business ideas to a panel of sharks who had some challenging questions about competition, marketing, patenting, and overall product viability.

Congratulations to the six Saint Viator students who were awarded the Fine Arts Academic Scholarship by our Patrons of the Arts at last weekend’s Spring Arts Festival.