Brotherhood is, and always will be, at the heart of the Jesuit experience. This transition does not take that away.
Our co-divisional model is intentionally designed to preserve the Brotherhood that students and alumni value so deeply, while also cultivating a Sisterhood rooted in the same Jesuit values. The friendships, traditions, leadership opportunities, and shared experiences that have shaped generations of Marauders will continue to be a defining part of campus life.
What makes Jesuit special has not changed. Our commitment to faith, scholarship, service, and community remains at the center of everything we do. By welcoming both boys and girls, Jesuit is building upon this strong foundation and preparing young people to become Men and Women for Others, a hallmark of Jesuit education worldwide.
As part of a global network of more than 3,000 Jesuit schools serving approximately 2.5 million students, Jesuit High School Sacramento remains committed to forming students of competence, conscience, compassion, and character who are prepared to lead and serve others throughout their lives.
