The Welcome Center is typically accessed through the main gym entrance off the parking circle. (It is located in the space where the old “Little Theater” used to be—an annex off the main gym floor.)
This historic building is home to athletics, school masses, rallies, dances and so much more!
Students are required to be in dress attire for this all-school liturgy. The liturgical season of Lent is a time of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving during the 40 days preceding the Easter Triduum.
Parents, families, and alumni are welcome to attend our school-wide Mass in the gym
Families and alumni are welcome to join us! Please enter campus through the main entrance off Fair Oaks and O’Donnell and park in any available spot.
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!
All you need to know is on the Barry Tournament site! The bracket, team list, digital programs, and history on /barry-classic
Barry Tournament tips-off December 11, 12, and 13.
ABC Jam will be broadcasting (affiliated with Jesuit NFHS) will broadcast all games live
$6 child (age 10 and younger) / $12 adult ticket
Each ticket includes:
Game tickets must be purchased separately—buy your athletics tickets.
Graduation Rehearsal takes place Thursday at 9:00 am in Barry Gym. Attendance is taken. Caps, gowns, and “Graduate” tickets required for Memorial Auditorium are distributed. Don’t lose these tickets!
We can’t wait to welcome you to campus! We hope you’ll join us to mingle with future classmates, get your questions answered, meet some key players, and get to know the lay of the land.
RSVP link will be shared closer to event
Join the Counseling Department for our Junior Parent Collaboration + Coffee in the Welcome Center. Join us for a cup of coffee while we share helpful information to support your students as they approach their Senior Year/College Application Season.
Get ready to join the Boosters for a casual evening of great food, drinks, and dancing! This event is open to anyone over 21, including alums, current families, and lovers of crab!
Ticket link will be posted closer to event
What to Expect:
Link to purchase tickets will be posted closer to event date
You must bring your current student ID to enter.
TIP: Print out your confirmation email with your QR code or add your ticket to your Apple wallet. Wifi can be slow with so many students trying to access it. Have your student ID out and ready for check-in.
Students, faculty, and staff will be gathering to celebrate the Mass for the New Year at 10:45 am on Friday, Jan. 24 in the Barry Gym. Parents, family, and alumni are welcome to attend.
Students are required to be in dress attire for this all-school liturgy.
On Friday, November 21, the day before we leave for Thanksgiving Break, we will gather as a community to pause and give thanks for God’s many blessings; including the blessing of our wonderfully diverse world of language, culture, and ways we honor God in our various faith traditions. In the spirit of the Jesuit tradition of “finding God in all things,” we will celebrate the richness of that diversity, understanding it as a blessing rather than a barrier; as Pope Francis himself has charged us “to create a culture of encounter, which encourages individuals and groups to share the richness of their traditions and experiences, to break down walls and to build bridges.” Parents, families, and alumni are welcome to gather and give thanks through prayer with the student body beginning at 10:45 am in the Barry Gym. Please note: while this is not a Mass, students should be in formal dress attire.
Families are welcome to attend our school-wide Mass in the gym
We will be celebrating the Farewell Mass as a school community in the Barry Gym. This Mass is an opportunity for our campus community to gather together to give thanks for the blessings of the past school year and pray for each grade level as they look toward the year to come. We will especially pray for our senior class as we say goodbye and they look toward graduation and life beyond Jesuit High School. A special ritual at this Mass is the Passing of Colors Ceremony. This involves each class receiving their next class color ribbon. The ribbon will be wrapped around the class candle that accompanies each class on retreats and at class Masses throughout their four year Jesuit journey. Senior class representatives will lead this ritual, which symbolically represents how they entrust each up and coming class to care for our community and hold tight to our traditions. Parents and family members of current students as well as alumni are invited to attend.
Families and alumni are welcome to attend our school-wide Mass in the gym
This feast day celebrates the miraculous appearance of Mary to St. Juan Diego in 1531 just outside Mexico City. Tradition holds that Mary spoke to Juan, a member of the Chichimeca people in modern day Mexico, in his native language and asked him to implore the local bishop to build a chapel in the place where she appeared. To help Juan convince the local bishop, Our Lady of Guadalupe instructed Juan to gather roses from the hill where the chapel was to be built. This was miraculous because roses were not in season at the time. She also miraculously imprinted Juan’s cloak with her now famous image. Our Lady of Guadalupe’s message of comfort and the significance of her message of God’s solidarity with those who were marginalized in Latin America has immense cultural and religious significance for Catholics in the Americas. For this reason, Our Lady of Guadalupe has been designated by the Church as the Patroness of the Americas. Jesuit High School will be celebrating her feast day in December with an all-school Mass in the Barry Gym beginning at 10:45 am.
Required for juniors. Alumni share career experiences, a panel discussion, and one-on-one conversations with the Class of 2027. Alumni from various industries including tech, healthcare, commercial real estate, and finance will return to campus for an open roundtable discussion. Our proud alumni look forward to sharing their professional journey and relate it to their experiences as a “Man for Others”.
Parents/guardians are invited to attend.
All students must have a parent/guardian fill out this signed consent form.
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. You have a chance to give blood, and every blood donation can help up to three people. We’ve been hosting this annual Blood Drive since 1985!
Join us at the JHS Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 15 from 8:30am -12:45pm. You will receive a free t-shirt and there will be snacks for all participants! Our schoolwide goal is to have 33-49 units of blood donated. Adults on campus are also welcome to sign up! To sign up, click on the link, and return your waiver to the Dean’s Office. Appointments are recommended, and walk-ins will be accommodated if space allows. Priority will be given to student donors, but appointments will be opened up to parents.
Below are the two dates available for testing. Students may only take the test once on Jan 10 or Jan 17. The test will take place on Jesuit Sacramento’s campus. Registration for HSPT is at the end of your application in the application portal. Please enter campus for drop off through our Main entrance off O’Donnell and Fair Oaks: 4660 Fair Oaks Blvd, Sacramento.
