St. John Vianney Regional School opens its doors in August 2010 to students of three Catholic elementary schools in Allentown. The Cathedral School of St. Catharine of Siena, St. Francis of Assisi School, and St. Paul School merged into one new K - 8th grade school at the location of the former Cathedral School at 210 N. 18th Street, Allentown. A Transition Team was created to serve as an advisory board for the pastors and principal to help in the formation of the new regional school.

The mission of St. John Vianney Regional School is an essential part of the fulfillment of the educational ministry of the Roman Catholic Church. Its primary goal is the ongoing formation of the Christian person by developing the spiritual, intellectual, social, cultural, emotional and physical gifts of the students entrusted to our care. St. John Vianney Regional school is committed to academic excellence in a faith-filled environment that fosters a community of faith. This Catholic community integrates the knowledge and practice of the Faith, instilling in our students a life long commitment to learning, to Catholic values, and to the service of others.

For further information please contact Mrs. Fredericks, Principal.
email: info@stjohnvianneyschool.org