Quick Links
Life at Vianney
Career Planning
Missouri Connections:
web-based resource to help determine career interests, explore occupations, and establish educational strategies.
Publications to assist with Post-Secondary transition (http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered/):
The Career Key:
professional test/quiz to test skills, abilities, talents, values, interests, and personality to help identify promising career paths
MyStudentEdge:
online resource center for test preparation, college search, paying for college and financial aid, and career exploration and planning
Jung / Myers-Briggs Typology Test:
obtain your personality type to help identify your general lifestyle and what a potential career setting would best look like for you
Mapping-Your-Future:
put together a career plan and then select the type of education and training you will need to enter that career
About-Dot-Com:
total occupational and career planning resource page
Online Job Handbook:
once you’ve identified some careers for yourself, go to the Occupational Outlook Handbook and look up thorough descriptions of the jobs
News & Noteworthy
Educational Planning
Begin the journey to higher education:
Topics include: Thinking about College; Choosing a College, and Paying for College
Kiplinger's Magazine: 100 Best Values in Public Colleges 2009-10
U-CAN (the University and College Accountability Network):
provides concise, comparable, web-based, and user-friendly profiles of hundreds of private colleges and universities
MeritAid-dot-com:
comprehensive directory of merit scholarships and academic scholarships from colleges and universities across the country
The Missouri Department of High Education (MDHE):
an affordable, quality, coordinated post-secondary education system
College Personality Quiz:
How can you find a college where you’ll thrive? Start here.
Advanced College Search:
looking at what characteristics are important for you to consider for your continued education placement
Do a College Search:
identify the characteristics important to you in selecting a higher education institution
College View:
search over 3,500 campuses – 4-year, 2-year, community colleges, trade and technical schools
ACT Assessment:
register and learn more about the ACT
SAT:
register for and learn more about the SAT and the SAT Achievement Tests (SAT-II’s)
Documents
Athletic / School Physical Form
Insurance Waiver Form
Course Catalog 2011 - 2012
Course Catalog 2012 - 2013
Parent and Student Handbook
References / Links
Information on the Vianney Site:
- Student E-Mail
- Family Connection
- Media Center Resources
- Retreat Program
- Explore Higher Education
- Career Discovery
- Academic Programs
- Online Grades
- Teacher Web Pages
- Activities & Athletics
- Activity Policies
- Conduct Guidelines
Guidance Staff
Patty Czajkowski
Learning Consultant
314.965.4853, ext. 148
pczajkowski@vianney.com
Bro. Jim Maus, S.M.
All freshmen
314.965.4853, ext. 120
jmaus@vianney.com
Teresa Zielonko
Sophs, juniors, seniors, last names A - E
314.965.4853, ext. 119
tzielonko@vianney.com
Bob Meyer
Sophs, juniors, seniors, last names F - M
314.965.4853, ext. 121
bmeyer@vianney.com
Linda Sodemann
Sophs, juniors, seniors, last names N - Z
314.965.4853, ext. 117
lsodemann@vianney.com
Kristin Radcliffe, LCSW
Social worker
314.965.4853, ext. 705
kradcliffe@vianney.com
