Campus Projects
Campus Projects
Improvements Around Our Campus
It is natural for Jesuit Sacramento to continually improve and evolve — creating a safe, effective space for our students and staff to learn and grow. Jesuit is committed to serving our community as we advance our mission both in the educational setting and in being a good neighbor. Here’s info on our latest completed and in-progress projects.
Courtesy Notice – Additional Roadway and Crosswalk Work
American River Drive construction adjacent to Jesuit campus
Dear Jesuit faculty, staff, families, and neighbors,
In partnership with contracted agencies, Jesuit High School Sacramento will continue the next phase of the pedestrian crosswalk construction on American River Drive adjacent to the campus between Jacob Lane and Piccadilly Circle. This phase will focus on slurry coating, road striping, and pavement markings.
Courtesy Notice – Road Work
Initial Phase of Pedestrian Crosswalk Construction
Dear Jesuit faculty, staff, families, and neighbors,
Effective Saturday, August 17, 2024, Jesuit High School Sacramento, in partnership with contracted agencies, will begin the initial phase of the pedestrian crosswalk construction on American River Drive adjacent to the campus between Jacob Lane and Piccadilly Circle.
Turf Update
Loyola Field Warranty Replacement Underway
After not having use of home turf for the end of the winter soccer season and all of the spring season, Jesuit Athletics finally has some great news on the warranty replacement – work is beginning this week. AstroTurf will be on-site starting demolition of the top layer and other work over the next 4-5 weeks to complete the project, which will see a new surface and graphic field design.
Jesuit Stadium Lighting Permitting Process Begins
Dark-Sky Certified Lights to Provide Safe Environment for Players and Spectators
To protect players and spectators and make the best use of school facilities, Jesuit High School has applied to the County of Sacramento seeking approval for a Use Permit Amendment to install state-of-the-art lights in the stadium. The need for lighting has become increasingly evident due to the extreme late summer and fall heat, particularly for football, causing stadium conditions that present significant health risks for players, event participants, and spectators.
The proposed lighting technology eliminates light trespass and has been reviewed and certified by the International Dark-Sky Association to respect neighboring residents. Moreover, with an emphasis on moving our home football games to Friday nights, away from competing weekend daytime campus activities, will relieve traffic and reduce parking intrusion into the surrounding neighborhoods.
Loyola Field Update
Earlier this week, Jesuit High School Sacramento received product information about the viability and use of our stadium’s synthetic turf from the manufacturer. The timing of this information comes during a busy week as we move into post-season play for winter sports and start springs sports. As such, Jesuit has chosen to act out of an abundance of caution and temporarily relocate most activities that utilize the field turf.
Barry Gym Renovation Project Update
The Barry Gym project, which began in summer 2019, qualifies as an essential infrastructure project in California, and even under the stay-at-home orders, Phase Two
Barry Gym Update — Commercial HVAC Installation
As our Barry Gym project moves into Phase 2, we want to share this visual story of the Phase 1 installation. Here is a piece produced by Jesuit Sacramento HVAC contractor, Clarke & Rush.
Clarke & Rush worked on an iconic Sacramento HVAC project – the installation of air conditioning on the historic Fr. Joseph Barry S.J. Gymnasium at Jesuit High School.
Update on Speaker Relocation
July 8, 2019
Keeping our neighbors informed.
Following feedback and discussions with several of the adjacent neighbors, the outdoor stadium speakers originally placed permitted for placement on the scoreboard are being relocated. Jesuit followed the County of Sacramento planning regulations and has completed the request for an amendment and relocation of speakers.