In admitting students we look for young people who can profit from and contribute to the religious and educational mission of the school. While accepting the fact that there is a limit to what any one institution can do, we believe that the school is to serve a broad cross section of students with regard to both academic ability and socioeconomic status. Promoting and maintaining a diversity of students within the school community is a positive value consistent with the tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Therefore, in the admission of students high priority is given to those families who have supported our schools and Catholic schools in general, and a great care is taken to ensure that the school does not become available only to the social, academic, or athletic elite.
Vandebilt serves students in Houma and in surrounding communities. Currently 12.5% of the student body resides in Lafourche Parish, while 87.5% reside in Terrebonne Parish. Free bus transportation is provided each morning to students residing in the Raceland-Mathews-Lockport area, and also for the Larose, Cut-Off, Golden Meadow areas.
*Vandebilt does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, or national origin.
If you have any questions about the admissions process, you may contact us at
(985) 580-1868. We are more than willing to assist you in any way. Questions may be directed to Mrs. Lisa Vegas.
Admission Policy VCHS Information Booklet
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2010-2011 School Year
Contact should be made by phone or in person with an administrator to learn more about the admission process (interview, review of grades, etc.).
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INFORMATION CONCERNING NEW IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS
Please reference the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals website for information by clicking on the direct link below.
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