Jesuit students, faculty, administration and board members were
interviewed by the media 11 times last week regarding the naming
of the first Jesuit Pope. Those interviewed included students
Will Peters, Greg Woolgar, Riley Harbour and Rafael Aguilar;
Jesuit Scholastic Alejandro Baez, S.J.; President Fr. David
Suwalsky, S.J.; and Superior of the Sacramento Jesuit Community,
Pastor of St. Ignatius Loyola Parish and member of the Jesuit
Board of Trustees member Michael Moynahan, S.J. Below is a
listing of some of the interviews.
The Grad Night Committee is busy planning a terrific party for
our Seniors! This year’s JHS Safe and Sober Grad Night is
scheduled for Saturday, May 25, 2013, from 9:30 p.m. until 5:00
a.m., at K1 Speed Kart Racing located at 3130 Bradshaw Road in
Sacramento. There will be great music, a hypnotist, a casino,
arcade games, food, beverages, fun and much, much more!
The cost will be $90.00 per student ($100.00 after May 1).
Jesuit High School encourages you and your family to report all
awarded scholarships for college.
Please take a moment to report all scholarships below,
whether you plan to use the awarded scholarship or not.
This includes scholarships to all institutions, private
scholarships, essay contests, etc. Please enter the full
amount of the award, if it is a multi-year award, not just the
one-year annual amount. If you have any questions, please
contact Mrs. Smith in the Counseling Center.
We offer you an exciting range of programs in English, Fine Arts,
World Languages, History, Mathematics, Physical Ed., Science,
Social Sciences, Theology and more. We’ve got a great line-up of
AP courses, too. To view the course catalog
click here.
Like sports? We’ve got excellent programs for sports including
Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Golf, Lacrosse,
Rugby, Soccer, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Track & Field,
Volleyball, Water Polo and Wrestling. As of Fall 2011, Jesuit
Athletic Teams have won a combined 239 League Championships and
100 CIF Section Titles! Learn more by clicking here.
It’s about caring for others, but it’s also about becoming a
better person. You and fellow students will play a huge role in
programs and activities that enrich the community and those less
fortunate. They’ll enrich you, too! Click
here to learn more about the program.
Students should report to their assigned testing rooms a full ten
minutes prior to the start of each exam. Students are not
required to be on campus during testing periods during which they
do not have an exam.
Students should report to their assigned testing rooms a full ten
minutes prior to the start of each exam. Students are not
required to be on campus during testing periods during which they
do not have an exam.
Students should report to their assigned testing rooms a full ten
minutes prior to the start of each exam. Students are not
required to be on campus during testing period during which they
do not have an exam.