SACRAMENTO, CA:  Summer programming at Jesuit Sacramento is getting underway—registration is now open for high school classes – youth sports, special interest camps, and Academics Plus, the long-standing “Marauder experience” program for boys, opens later in February. While there are plenty of programs and camps that always makes Summer at Jesuit a great thing to add to your calendar, this year will bring some fresh, new camps both in-person on the 56-acre campus and also online. 

It isn’t just these class offerings that are new; Summer at Jesuit also has a new director, Greg Harcos. Harcos is a Jesuit Sacramento alumnus, class of 1989, and brings an abundant, diverse experience in many areas from athletics to academics, leadership to motivation.

Learn more about the new Summer Director in this preview of an upcoming article from our winter edition of Jesuit Magazine…

Greg Harcos ’89 has experienced just about every type of role one can have at Jesuit High School: student, alumni, teacher, coach, parent, and administrator. Although his working relationship with the school has varied over the years, his perspective on the Jesuit community has stayed consistent.

 “There is a kinship of being at Jesuit—and I’ve experienced it at all different levels,” Harcos said. “What I’ve always tried to be mindful of in all those different roles is how I can help create community and how I can help others—be they a student or parent or teacher—have a great Jesuit experience like I’ve had.”

Harcos’ rich past also prepares him well for his new position because the Director of Summer Programming oversees the academic programming for high school students in mathematics, science, social studies, and service. It also manages the academic and sports camps that are open to elementary and junior high-age children throughout the Sacramento region.

Read the full article and other great stories in our online magazine; our newest edition is releasing later in February.