Villa Joseph Marie High School

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Villa Joseph Marie High School
Address
1180 Holland Road Holland , (Bucks County) , Pennsylvania 18966 United States
Coordinates	40°12′28″N 74°59′5″W / 40.20778°N 74.98472°W / 40.20778; -74.98472
Information
Type	Private, All-Female
Motto	"Always more, Always better, Always with love"
Religious affiliation(s)	Roman Catholic; Sisters of St. Casimir
Established	1932
Founder	Mother Maria Kaupas
President	Ms. Jeanne M. Frawley ('94)
Dean	Marissa Brown and Connie D'Angelo
Principal	Lauren Carr
Grades	9-12 [1]
School roll	400
Average class size	11
Student to teacher ratio	8:1
Campus size	72 acres (290,000 m2)
Color(s)	Blue and Gold
Athletics	Jems
Athletics conference	Athletic Association of Catholic Academies
Sports	15
Mascot	Jem Bear
Team name	Jems
Rival	Nazareth Academy High School
Accreditation	Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools[1]
Publication	Quintessence (literary magazine)
Newspaper	VJM Journal
Yearbook	Corona
Tuition	$17,750 (2021-2022)
Athletic Director	Becky Flynn Hensel
Website	http://www.vjmhs.org

Villa Joseph Marie High School is a private Roman Catholic all-girls high school in Holland, Pennsylvania.

Villa Joseph Marie High School was established in 1932 by the Sisters of Saint Casimir. ^[2] The school began as a small boarding school with the students living in Regina Hall and attending classes in Maria Hall. In 1957, the current school building was completed, and Villa became a traditional day school. ^[3]

• Murphy Agnew, soccer player
• Jo Piazza, Author
• Martina White, Pennsylvania State Representative

• School Website