The Plank

After losing a tough game against one of the nation’s perennial high school football powerhouses in De La Salle High School, Jesuit High School Sacramento will match up against the Monte Vista High School Mustangs of Danville, CA on Saturday, April 10.

With the fourth quarter well underway and the 2020-2021 school year a little less than 2 months from being over, there is one thing on every student’s mind: Easter Break.

While Jesuit High School Sacramento and Christian Brothers High School decided not to call this year’s matchup the annual “Holy Bowl,” last Friday’s game will still go down as one of the better battles between the two longtime rivals.

The following is the next installment of a series of articles written around women’s voices on campus at Jesuit High School Sacramento. This third edition explores the nuances of the gender wage gap, its historical beginning, why it’s still present, and what the standard of pay equity means. ​

While this year’s game between the Jesuit High School Marauders and the Christian Brothers High School Falcons was supposed to be commemorated as the 50th annual matchup, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about changes to how the game will take place.

In their season-opening game, the Jesuit High School Marauders suffered a 43-20 loss to Saint  Mary’s High School Rams on Saturday, March 20.

Anybody that follows professional baseball knows that trades are a part of the game. Jesuit High School Sacramento graduate Nick Sogard ’16 recently experienced this firsthand.

From 4:30-7:30 p.m. on March 2, Jesuit High School Sacramento held an open driving range session for the Senior Class at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex.

Whether it is helping to acclimate incoming freshmen to high school or preparing juniors and seniors for college, counselors play an important role on the campus of Jesuit High School Sacramento.