Jesuit High School is committed to helping young men achieve
their potential academically, athletically, socially and
spiritually. In order to achieve this goal, Jesuit believes a
disciplined and structured atmosphere is necessary. The purpose
of discipline, then, is to maintain an environment where students
can achieve their potential in an honest and caring manner. Our
goal is that these students grow to become “men for others.”
Any student who freely approaches a counselor, administrator,
teacher, coach, or other staff member for help regarding a
drug/alcohol problem (not influenced by prior knowledge of an
offense) will be assisted in the spirit of counseling. The same
will be true for students referred to any staff member by friends
for intervention. These cases will not be considered as
disciplinary matters and will be referred to a counselor.
When a family enrolls their son at Jesuit, it is expected that
they are committed to and supportive of our disciplinary
philosophy. Only with the support and cooperation of both the
student and his parent(s) can a young man fully benefit from a
Jesuit education. The following is a summary of our disciplinary
actions.