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SUMMER.AT.JESUIT!
From first through twelfth grade, boys and girls can fill their days with STEM, & art, sports, special interests, and classes at Jesuit. The entire campus and all facilities are transformed for the best summer experience in Sacramento.
Summer Registration is now open
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Jesuit Administration Summer Hours
Main Office and Business Office Close at 2 pm beginning June 1, 2026
Beginning June 1, several school administrative offices will have modified hours for summer.
General hours are 8 am – 2 pm for:
- Main Office
- Business Office
- Advancement Office
- President and Principal’s Offices
This excludes meetings by appointment and Summer at Jesuit program office.
Special Dress Code ‘Pop-Up’ Store by BSN
Limited Online Shop for delivery over summer
Summer Shop #2 is open through July 9.
Summer Shop #3 – runs July 10 – July 20.
Remember: Polos for Standard Attire (most days), t-shirts for Casual Attire only (most Fridays)
The My Team Shop by BSN is an online-only store. Items are processed and shipped two weeks after the store window closes.
First Day of Instruction
(1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Special Schedule - Casual Dress
All Periods – 40 min classes
- 8:20 – 9:00 | Period 1
- 9:10-9:50 | Period 2
- 9:50-10:10 | Break
- 10:10-10:50 | Period 3
- 11:00-11:40 | Period 4
- 11:40-12:30 | Lunch
- 12:35-1:20 | Examen + Period 5
- 1:30-2:10 | Period 6
- 2:20-3:00 | Period 7
Students will attend all their classes on the first day of class. Meet teachers, learn class expectations, and find classrooms to get prepared for your first full week of classes the following Monday. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) indicates the period and order of the classes throughout the day. Classes begin at 8:20 and end at 3:00 pm. Each class is 40 minutes long. Lunch is from 11:40 am-12:30 pm.
Mandatory Soph, Jr, Sr Student Orientations
Sophomore @ 8am / Junior @ 10:30am / Senior @ 1pm - Dress Code Required
- Sophomore Orientation (8:00am – 10:00am) Student drop-off/pick-up on American River Drive
- Junior Orientation (10:30am – 12:30pm) Student drop-off/pick-up by Chapel
- Senior Orientation (1:00pm – 3:00pm) Student drop-off/pick-up by Chapel
Students will be taking school ID photos. Please report on time, be neatly groomed, and wear standard dress code attire. (Wear a JHS collared shirt and chino/khaki pants or shorts.)
Mandatory Freshman Orientation
Dress Code Required / Check-in at 8:30am / Pick-up at 12:30pm
Welcome Class of 2030 and families! Students will meet and spend the morning with their Big Brothers. See details below.
Drop-off / Parking
Drop-off and Pick-up on American River Drive only
Drivers… Stay for Coffee + Park in Main Lot
Parents and guardians, please join us for coffee during/following student check-in! Reception hosted by the Loyola Guild and located under the Pergola outside the Gym. Those who plan to stay for coffee may turn right on the access road and park in the lot off our main entrance at O’Donnell and Fair Oaks.
About Orientation
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…”
