Academics
Cura personalis
Jesuit schools strive to balance excellence with cura personalis — care for the whole person.
Our nearly five-century tradition is grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, known as the “Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm,” shaping how we teach; the Profile of the JHS Graduate reflects what we teach.
As a Jesuit work sponsored by the Society of Jesus, we align our curriculum and programs with the seven themes of Catholic Social Teaching and the four Universal Apostolic Preferences that guide all Jesuit works. For more on our mission-driven work, visit the Arrupe Center for Justice Education & Advocacy page.
Our academic programs seek to meet students where they are, guiding them to reach their full potential and explore their passions.
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Academic Departments
English
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Fine Arts
Science
History
Theology
Mathematics
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Academic Resources
Summer Session
Summer Session courses are in-person on Jesuit’s campus. Some non-credit enrichment courses, however, will be offered online. An integral part of Jesuit High School’s mission, Summer Session serves students in the Ignatian tradition, providing curricula that supports regular school programming, that offers academic enrichment, and that provides academic remediation.
Open to the public, most Summer Session One courses begin Monday, June 23 and conclude Friday, July 25. For specific dates and times, check the course catalog.
Summer Session Two runs July 28 through August 15. Click here for more info.