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Shooting Lasers and Solving Crime
Jesuit's Cybersecurity team makes local headlines!
By Laura I. Winn
On any given Saturday night at arcades across the country, you will find groups of gawky teens racking up points on the latest games, eating junk food and laughing with friends. On July 14 at Laser Tag of Carmichael, the young men from Jesuit High School were there to do all the above, while also sprinkling in discussion of a topic especially relevant to current events: cybersecurity. As members of Jesuit’s award-winning Cybersecurity Team, formally the CyberPatriot Club, the teens not only understand the gravity of cyber attacks threatening everything from emails to elections, but more importantly, how to use research skills and forensic tools to thwart them. In between games of laser tag, the teens hoped to recruit current and incoming Jesuit students to their (mock) cybercrime-fighting team. During the 2017-2018 school year, 18 Jesuit students participated in year-round Air Force Association CyberPatriot competitions that simulate real-life cyber attacks. After finishing in the top 10 percent nationwide at the CyberPatriot Semifinal Round in February, the teens received an invitation to the California Mayors Cyber Cup, placing first in the Sacramento Region and advancing to the prestigious California Cyber Innovation Challenge.
Hear the Haka And Watch the Scrum as Rugby Teams From Australia & New Zealand Play At Jesuit
Jesuit Marauders, 9-time US Rugby Champions, hosting Top Rugby Teams from Down Under
Media Alert
Sacramento, CA
What
New South Wales Rugby, Epping Rugby, and Christchurch Rugby high school teams playing Jesuit Marauders. The Australian and New Zealand teams are also being billeted at the homes of Jesuit families and will be sightseeing around Sacramento during their week-long stay.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Team Haka and Games 4:30 p.m. with All-Teams Welcoming Dinner at 6:00 p.m.
Hank Weinberger Appointed Director of Athletics at Jesuit High School
Director of recruiting at Cal Berkeley to continue rich tradition of athletics for the Marauders
Press Release
Sacramento, CA – Jesuit High School today announced that Henry “Hank” Weinberger had been appointed the school’s Director of Athletics. Weinberger, who most recently served as the football director of recruiting at the University of California at Berkeley (Cal), will officially start on May 1.
24 JESUIT ATHLETES TO SIGN NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT
Colleges include NCAA Division I Schools Notre Dame, Washington, Oregon, Cal, & Arizona
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MEDIA ALERT
DATE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2019
TIME: 8:00 a.m. Ceremony
Interviews and
photos before or after can be arranged
WHERE: JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
4660 Fair Oaks Blvd. CARMICHAEL, CA
Survivor of Golden Gate Bridge Jump to Share Story
Kevin Hines to Talk of Hope, Healing, and Suicide Prevention To Students
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MEDIA ALERT
DATE: MONDAY FEBRUARY 4, 2019*
TIME: 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
DURING SCHOOLWIDE STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Interviews and photos before or after
can be
arranged
WHERE: JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
1200 JACOB LANE CARMICHAEL, CA 95608
New AP CAPSTONE™ Diploma Program
Courses Use Innovative Approach and Curriculum to Focuses on In-Depth Research, Collaboration, and Presentation Skills Crucial for College and Career Success
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SACRAMENTO, CA (January 28, 2019) – Jesuit High School is one of approximately 1,800 schools worldwide to implement the AP Capstone™ Diploma program – an innovative program that allows students to develop the skills that matter most for college success, such as research, collaboration, and communication.
Jesuit High School Office of the President’s statement upon Jesuits West Province’s release of names
Jesuit High School is committed to transparency
December 7, 2018
Dear Parents, Alumni, Alumni Parents, Faculty and Staff, Members
of the Board of Trustees, Benefactors, and Friends of Jesuit High
School:
The Pennsylvania Grand Jury report from last August details a
terrible tragedy for those who have been hurt by sexual abuse in
the Catholic Church in the United States, and I welcome efforts
by the leaders of the Church to fully reveal the extent of abuse
committed by clergy, and the cover-up by some Bishops.
I stand in solidarity with all victims of abuse.