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Mock Trial places 5th overall, finishes in Quarterfinals
Congratulations to Mock Trial for placing 5th out of 20 teams. We also want to recognize the following student award recipients for their accomplishments as they finished their Gordon D. Schaber Mock Trial & Moot Court Competition for the year.
Marauders Cove
Jesuit's Spirit and Dress Code Apparel hosted by the Loyola Guild
Proceeds from Marauders Cove go toward Jesuit Sacramento’s financial aid funds
Both on-campus and online. High-quality jackets, sweatshirts and shirts (that meet dress code requirements) plus fun extras — hats, stickers, and jewelry.
The Cove is located on the Senior Quad side of the Gym.
Jesuit Announces Search Committee for School President
Panel to include Trustees, Alums, Faculty, Staff and Current Parents
As announced last month, the Jesuit High School of Sacramento Board of Trustees is focused on the selection of the next President for Jesuit. We believe Jesuit’s unique mission and academic stature will attract a number of highly qualified candidates. The Presidential Search Committee will assume responsibility of identifying qualified candidates and the full Board of Trustees will appoint the new President based on the committee’s work and recommendations.
Jesuit High School Sacramento is pleased to announce that the search for the next President has commenced.
The Jesuit High School of Sacramento Board of Trustees seeks to identify an exceptional leader to serve as its next president. The JHS President Search Committee has developed a comprehensive process and timeline, which includes collecting feedback and perspectives from the JHS community. The Search Committee will then narrow the applicant pool to a group of semifinalists and identify finalists for the position.
Mock Trial Enjoys Successful First Round of Competition
This past week, the Jesuit Mock Trial team went toe-to-toe with local opposition in the Gordon D Schaber Mock Trial Competition. After months of preparation, our Marauders argued the case of The People v Franks to practicing attorneys, sitting judges, and a packed courtroom at the Sacramento Superior Court. This year’s case is a truly Shakespearean drama, involving the fictional cast of a cruise-ship theatre group and their performance of Macbeth at Sea.
Alert for Monday, Jan 9, 2023 at 12:30 pm
Classes will resume Tuesday at 8:20am
Jesuit High School’s current plan is to reopen campus for school Tuesday, January 10, 2023.
The power is on, and all systems are working. The grounds have been cleared of debris. We will proceed with a four-day week schedule, starting with Period 1 at 8:20am on Tuesday.
Students — for complete information, check your email for the Week Ahead message and updated Bell Schedule from Ms. Ruano.
UPDATE – Rev. John P. McGarry, S.J. to conclude service as President January 6
During transition day-to-day operations to be led by Principal Michael Wood ’99, in coordination with senior administrative leadership and with oversight by Board of Trustees
SACRAMENTO, CA - The Board of Trustees of Jesuit High School of Sacramento today provides an update on the conclusion of service of Rev. John P. McGarry, S.J., as President. On the advice of his physicians, Fr. McGarry will be unable to return to Jesuit this year in order to focus on his health and wellness.
Weekly Update – January 3, 2023
See you on Wednesday for the start of the second semester!
We look forward to welcoming back all our students on campus! We encourage all students, faculty, and staff to test for COVID before returning to school.
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Weekly Update – December 15, 2022
Sacramento County has seen a rise in COVID-19 case rates recently. As we prepare for Winter break to begin on Friday, we’d like to share a few reminders to help everyone in the Jesuit community stay healthy and safe:
Rev. John P. McGarry, S.J. to conclude service as President at end of 2022-2023 academic year
NOTE please see update from January 4, 2023
Jesuit High School of Sacramento President Rev. John P. McGarry, S.J. announced today to the Board of Trustees that he will conclude his service as president at the end of the academic year.
