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STEM, Arts & Sports Camps
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SUMMER.AT.JESUIT!
From first through twelfth grade, boys and girls can fill their days with STEM, & art, sports, special interests, and classes at Jesuit. The entire campus and all facilities are transformed for the best summer experience in Sacramento.
Summer Registration is now open
Interested in taking a tour or applying to Jesuit?
Fireworks Booth by Boosters NEW LOCATION
Booth in Loehmann's Plaza June 27 – July 4, 2026
NEW LOCATION
This year’s location is at Loehmann’s Plaza, off Fair Oaks Blvd x Fulton, next to Jamba Juice!
This fundraiser is a great way to kick off summer. We’ve partnered with TNT Fireworks, which is run by a Jesuit Alumni.
This is a great fundraiser for our scholarship fund and a fun way to get involved with Jesuit and the community.
Sacramento, CA 95825
Teacher Appreciation Week
Students and families are invited to share notes of thanks in appreciation of our Jesuit educators.
Please join us in celebrating and giving thanks for our dedicated Jesuit High School faculty. Rooted in our Ignatian tradition, we are grateful for the generous spirit, care for the whole person (cura personalis), and daily commitment our teachers bring to our students.
Family & Alumni Monthly Mass
All are welcome to attend
Please join us at our next monthly Family and Alumni Mass!
- Reflection begins at 4:00pm before October, December, March, April mass
Our entire community is welcome to join us: alumni, staff, current families, and friends.
Join the Alumni Choir!
Calling all former liturgy workshop members or people that wanted to be in liturgy workshop. We are looking to form an alumni choir for the alumni masses. There is no tie required, just a willingness to help lead the assembly in song. Please email Paul LeBoeuf if interested.
Schedule
- Dec 13 – Fr. Stiegeler, S.J.
- Jan 24 – Fr. Stiegeler, S.J.
- Feb – no mass – Alumni Retreat month
- Mar 7 – Fr. Stiegeler, S.J.
- Apr 18 – Fr. Matthew Pyrc, S.J.
- May 9 – Fr. Stiegeler, S.J.
Cove Open – Store Hours
February Sale
Sale and Extended Hours, April 30
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Thursday, April 30 – The Cove will be open 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Enjoy 15% off the entire store all day! It’s the perfect time to stock up for fall.
Special Gear for Class of 2030 & New Alumni
We’ll also have a limited quantity of Class of 2030 sweatshirts available—grab yours while they last!
Have a graduating senior? Stop by to shop for the perfect gift! We have alumni hats, banners, and flags—everything you need for a great grad party.
Shopping on campus
- Thursdays, 11:00am - 3:15pm (unless otherwise specified)
ApplePay and credit cards only are accepted. Cash is no longer accepted. Online shopping is always available.
Online store
Mother Son Night “Monte Carlo Night”
New Date!
All mothers or mother figures are invited to join their sons in a night of fun! There will be contests, prizes, games, and a photo booth to capture the memories, so come dressed to impress and ready to play.
“Mom” can be any mother figure—a grandmother, aunt, or dear friend.
This is a wonderful annual tradition hosted by the Loyola Guild. Come and enjoy the fun!
Isaac Serwanga ’08
Inspirational speaker, author, and entreprenuer
“I remember…after class, me and my good friends always coming to the same table and just talk…about life…or football, or what’s going on. It was a simple moment, but I remember it vividly because it was a great connection, and it represented brotherhood.”
Donghwan Park ’20
Jesuit Class of 2020 Valedictorian, Fencing Team USA Member, 2019 Cadet World Championship Team, Stanford University
“My teachers at Jesuit have always been supportive and helped me learn, even when I [was] absent for tournaments abroad.”
Adam McGrew ’15
Associate Director for Campus Ministry and Theology teacher
“…these experiences pushed me outside my comfort zone and instilled a love for service that ultimately blossomed into a passion that I wanted to build on and a career.”
Jonathan Fong ’20
“Gratitude for Jesuit High School, love for our friends and family, and hope for our future…”
