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Tradition | Excellence | Innovation
A Shared Mass Opportunity at St. Ignatius Parish
Come together with the other Society of Jesus aposolates as one community for Mass of the Holy Spirit
You are invited to join all four of Sacramento’s Jesuit works gathered in celebration for the first time for a Shared Mass of the Holy Spirit.
Participating Communities: St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish & School, Jesuit High School Sacramento, and Cristo Rey High School
3235 Arden Way
Sacramento
(6-7-Drill-1-2)
Special Schedule - Mandatory School Safety Drill
Jesuit High School will conduct its annual campus-wide safety drill between 10:50 – 11:40 a.m. Neighbors may hear sirens and announcements or observe students and staff practicing evacuating campus and staging on sidewalks and common areas adjacent to campus.
Again, this is only a practice drill, and there is no need for worry.
(4-5-Mass-6-7) Mass of the Holy Spirit
Dress Attire Required (wear red tie if you have one), Mass at 10:35am
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.
Parent Dinners – Food, good company, join the love for Jesuit
Aug 25 - Freshman / Aug 26 Soph & Junior / Sep 9-10 Senior
Join us for an evening of connection and community as we celebrate the start of a new school year. Meet fellow parents, connect with school leaders, and learn about the many opportunities to engage in the Jesuit experience.
Complimentary event for all current parents. Attend alone, or we invite you to bring another adult who is a part of your student’s journey here—such as a spouse, partner, grandparent or other family member.
Back to School Night
Starts in the Gym for the General Session
PARKING
- Please carpool if possible.
- Please enter through our main entrance off O’Donnell & Fair Oaks. Once the upper lots are full, you will be guided to overflow parking from the main lot.
SCHEDULE
- Evening begins with General Session in the gym
- Class rotations to follow
- Please make sure you can access your PowerSchool Parent Portal to see your student’s schedule. If you are having trouble, please email powerschoolhelp@jesuithighschool.org for assistance.
The bell schedule for the evening is as follows:
- 7:00 – Period 1 (PA announcement to signal official start)
- 7:10 – passing
- 7:15 – Period 2
- 7:25 – passing
- 7:30 – Period 3
- 7:40 – passing
- 7:45 – Period 4
- 7:55 – passing (10 minutes)
- 8:05 – Examen (5 minutes, guided over the PA) + Period 5
- 8:20 – passing
- 8:25 – Period 6
- 8:35 – passing
- 8:40 – Period 7
- 8:50 – end of the evening (PA announcement to signal the end)
The Cove will be open for shopping before Back to School Night (5:00-6:30pm)
Isaac Serwanga ’08
Inspirational speaker, author, and entreprenuer
“I remember…after class, me and my good friends always coming to the same table and just talk…about life…or football, or what’s going on. It was a simple moment, but I remember it vividly because it was a great connection, and it represented brotherhood.”
Donghwan Park ’20
Jesuit Class of 2020 Valedictorian, Fencing Team USA Member, 2019 Cadet World Championship Team, Stanford University
“My teachers at Jesuit have always been supportive and helped me learn, even when I [was] absent for tournaments abroad.”
Adam McGrew ’15
Associate Director for Campus Ministry and Theology teacher
“…these experiences pushed me outside my comfort zone and instilled a love for service that ultimately blossomed into a passion that I wanted to build on and a career.”
Jonathan Fong ’20
“Gratitude for Jesuit High School, love for our friends and family, and hope for our future…”
