
About Villa Maria
Welcome!
dare to be extraordinary
Villa Maria Academy High School is an independent Catholic college preparatory school founded by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, where motivated young women grow with intention and uplift others in a faith-filled and nurturing community.
During their four years at Villa, students explore their love of learning, identify passions, and discover the meaning of true leadership as they grow into the best version of themselves.
Find YOUR high school home at Villa Maria, where you can dare to be extraordinary in a supportive, caring, welcoming environment.
Academics
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14 average class size
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10:1 students to teacher
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24 AP courses
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87% of faculty and counseling team hold master's degree or higher.
Athletics
- 16 competitive sports club sports
- 97 state and PIAA championships
- 21 Class of 2025 grads continuing their athletic careers in college
- New tennis/pickleball courts

Arts
- 31 fine arts courses
- 14 different instruments studied
- 25% of Villa Maria's clubs focus on fine and performing arts
- New Villa Maria Conservatory

Traditions
- Hundreds of memories shared on Publication Day
- 106 juniors received class rings at the Class of 2025 Carol & Ring ceremony
- Hours of fun when classes are suspended on Sorella Day

Campus
- 45 acres in Malvern, PA
- 6 buildings, plus turf field, track, and new tennis/pickleball courts
- 12 colorful Adirondack chairs
- Plenty of trees, flowers, and open spaces

Clubs & Travel
- 40+ clubs and service groups
- Dozens of Beyond the Classroom trips and experiences
- Mentoring and job shadowing through Senior Capstone

Connections
- 6,500+ Villa sisters for life
- 40+ feeder schools from 5 counties
- 100-115 students in each grade
- 2 annual issues of Views of Villa alumnae magazine
- 25 hours of Capstone job shadowing

Service
- 8,800 service hours completed during the 2024-25 school year
- Service components offered during eco-learning trips
- Dozens of in-school service opportunities available

Counseling
- 62 colleges attended by the Class of 2025
- 21.1+ million in college scholarships earned by the Class of 2025
- 6 full-time staff in Counseling Department




















































