Vicksburg Catholic School

Catholic education began in Vicksburg in 1860 when the Sisters of Mercy founded St. Francis Xavier Academy. St. Aloysius College was established by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in 1879 and St. Mary's School by the Sisters of the Divine Word in 1906. Vicksburg Catholic School is a combination of these three schools, having merged gradually over the years until a final consolidation occurred in 1989. 

Our Mission Statement: "Vicksburg Catholic School is a Roman Catholic School based on Gospel Values and Catholic teachings, committed to serving students from diverse backgrounds, and dedicated to preparing them to be servant leaders through academic excellence, authentic faith formation, and student life opportunities within a Christ-centered, caring and safe learning environment."

Our Vision: Vicksburg Catholic School students, faculty, and staff will:
Lead with Humility, Serve with Love, Strive for Excellence, Prepare for Distinction