Welcome Class of 2027

Important Admissions Dates

It’s not too late to apply for fall!  Spring Applications are still being accepted.  Please visit our Admissions page for complete details.

• Check out the Admissions Calendar (testing, events)

Academics

Intellectual competency is one of the five pillars of Jesuit’s “Grad at Grad” profile.  We are here to support your academic goals and aspirations in an environment that is engaging and challenging.  Take advantage of the rigorous academic curriculum and available support options.  Please refer to the items below for more information.

• Summer Reading Assignments – Available after June 1.
• Textbook List  – Available after July 1
• Course Catalog
• Counseling
• Parent 101 materials - Coming soon! Watch for the summer date (usually July) when we will hold a Parent Survival Skills 101 in the Welcome Center for the Class of 2027 and transfer parents.  Come get all your questions answered regarding BYOD, purchasing textbooks, ordering lunch, parking permits, and much, much more.

Enrollment

We are always available to speak to you individually.

FACTS (tuition and fees) – Please contact Jessica Billigmeier at Jessica.Billigmeier@jesuithighschool.org or call 916-480-2116.

FinalForms – Please contact Meghan Blees at Meghan.Blees@jesuithighschool.org or call 916-480-2122.

Tuition and Fees

• 2023 -204 School Year 

Campus Life

We are so excited for you to begin your journey at Jesuit High School and we understand that there is a lot to learn coming into a new school.  Know that we are here to help in this journey and can’t wait for you to experience all the wonderful activities that we have to offer.  Below are some resources to help guide the daily experience at our school.

• School Clubs
• Car Pool Information 
• Current School Calendar & Bell Schedule
• Marauder Galley Café 
• Dress Code
• People to Know

“Questions are a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness at Jesuit High School.  All of our faculty and staff are here to help you on your journey, so don’t hesitate to reach out and ask for support.”

Dr. Michael Wood              

Athletics

Athletics offers a fun and exciting way to make new friends and get involved at Jesuit.  Come join a legacy of excellence!  If your student is interested in participating in a sport, please indicate his sports interest when registering in FinalForms.  Coaches will contact students on this interest list with important dates and additional details.

All Freshman are required to submit a physical to be on campus and to be eligible to participate in Jesuit’s athletic programs.  Physicals must be renewed each year to participate in athletics.  Please note that physicals expire 365 days from evaluation.

Visit the Athletics page for information about teams, coaches contact, news, and more!

• Fall sports – cross country, football, water polo
  • Football and cross country start optional conditioning work-outs in mid-June.
• Winter sports – basketball, soccer, wrestling
• Spring sports -  baseball, golf, lacrosse, rugby, swim/dive, tennis, track and field, volleyball

“Jesuit Athletics is a great way to get engaged with the school community and develop yourself as an athlete and leader on campus. Every student that joins a Jesuit athletic program is joining a program that has a long history of athletic excellence and success in the Sacramento region.  You will join thousands of Marauders that have competed at a high level, including collegiate, professional, and Olympic.”

                Hank Weinberger, Athletic Director

Technology

Technology is an important way for our students to stay connected on campus. Students will use Google Classroom and PowerSchool (both set-up during Orientation) to have access to their teachers, fellow students, and assignments. Your Jesuit email address is your direct line to school updates, activities, teacher/school communications, and more.  A bit of advice to every Freshman… don’t forget to check your email!

Jesuit’s Bring Your Own Device program (BYOD) allows students the ability to stay connected with a device of their choosing.  To learn more, reference the links below:

• Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) 
• Here are some BYOD FAQs to guide your experience.

Bring all your tech and BYOD questions to our upcoming information sessions: Welcome Night on April 28th and Parent Survival Skills 101 on July 14th.  

Volunteering

To promote the spirit of volunteering and service, all families are asked to commit to 25 hours of service for Jesuit High School’s various fundraising, athletic & partner events. Volunteering is a great way to meet new families in the community and participate in your son’s experience.  Learn more.

Another great way for parents to get involved is through our parent organizations.  Check out the Boosters Club and Loyola Guild websites for more information!

Advancement

It is through the generosity of our families and benefactors that Jesuit High School is able to bridge the gap between tuition and the full cost of a Jesuit High School education.  Our goal for the Annual Fund is 100% parent participation from our current families, and we appreciate your contribution!

Please keep an eye on the calendar for our Freshman/Transfer Parent Welcome Event in the fall (multiple dates). Attendance is required.