St. John Vianney High School

St. John Vianney High School is an all-boys Catholic high school in Saint Louis, MO that actively supports students with learning differences and ADHD. The school explicitly offers IEP support and specialized learning difference programs, making it a viable option for families seeking a faith-based education with accommodations for students who learn differently.

With an average class size of 18 students and 82% of faculty holding advanced degrees, St. John Vianney provides individualized attention in a structured environment. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum including AP and ACC courses across sciences, humanities, languages, and technical fields, allowing students with learning disabilities to pursue advanced academics at their own pace. Beyond academics, the school fosters engagement through extensive sports, clubs, and arts programs—from robotics and cybersecurity to theater and music—helping students with special needs find community and develop confidence.

Tuition is $21,200 annually, with 46% of students receiving financial aid. Admissions are rolling, and prospective families should contact Admissions Director Tom O'Donnell or Associate Monica Sabatino to discuss how the school's IEP and learning difference programs can support their son's specific needs.